Semico's Tony Massimini to Speak at MEMS Executive Congress

Phoenix, Arizona October 9, 2012 - Tony Massimini, Chief of Technology for Semico Research, will speak on November 7, 2012 at the MEMS Executive Congress. The event will be held from November 7-9, 2012 at the Westin Kierland Resort & Spa in Scottsdale, AZ. Mr. Massimini will be on the first panel, titled "MEMS Market," where he will speak about the growth and development of sensor fusion across several markets. He will discuss the applications and trends driving the adoption of sensor fusion, the potential TAM by application, and the issues that companies working in sensor fusion must consider. Register before October 12th to receive a discount on the registration price.
Tony Massimini's Bio

Mr. Massimini has been in the electronics industry since 1980, and in the semiconductor business since 1984. As Semico's Chief of Technology since 1995, Tony has been analyzing the market for microprocessors (MPUs) and microcontrollers (MCUs) in both the computing and embedded control markets. His electronics experience is with industry leaders: Eastman Kodak, VLSI Technology, STMicroelectronics and Motorola Semiconductor. Tony has been an applications engineer for PC chipsets, smart power devices and other semiconductors focused on the computer industry. Formerly, he was also the Senior Market Analyst for Micro Logic at In-Stat. Mr. Massimini holds a BSEE degree from Northwestern University and is fluent in Italian.

About MEMS Executive Congress US

November 7-9, 2012 | Westin Kierland Resort & Spa | Scottsdale, AZ | www.memscongress.com

MEMS Executive Congress is the preeminent annual conference and networking event for the MEMS industry. It is a unique professional forum at which executives from companies designing and manufacturing MEMS technology sit side-by-side with their end-user customers in panel discussions and networking events to exchange ideas and information about the use of MEMS in commercial applications. By creating an intimate forum for decision-makers, the goal of the Congress is to define, collaborate on, and grow the global MEMS market by connecting the MEMS supply chain (including device manufacturers, designers, equipment & material suppliers) with end-users and potential end-users of MEMS.