Transversal Commissions
Constituted and guided by a holistic vision, the commissions work to transcend sectoral boundaries to address complex issues. Each of them has the objective of catalyzing the integration of skills, knowledge and perspectives, in order to develop relevant and innovative solutions.
Interdisciplinary cooperation, sharing of experiences and the implementation of concerted actions are the key words of these 5 work bodies who play an essential role in the dynamics that propel our alliance.
Social affairs - Human resources
Objective
Strengthen and reaffirm human capital as one of the pillars fundamentals of the value chain of the electronics industry in France, Europe and the world by guaranteeing members a space for sharing, feedback and positive and sustainable work within which innovation and social and societal responsibility guide reflection.
Missions
- Human Resources Management: Sharing and pooling of best practices (recruitment, training, career management, etc.) to help companies attract, develop and retain the best talent li>
- Social monitoring and analysis: monitoring of legislative, regulatory and social developments relevant to the electronics industry in France
- Anticipation of changes > adaptation > recommendations
President: Brigitte FRANCOU – STMicroelectronics
Training
Objective
Foster the development of skills and employability of young graduates , electronics professionals but also professionals in other support professions necessary in the electronics industry, while responding to the evolving needs of the sector.
Missions
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Skills needs analysis: Collection, identification and regular assessment of current and future skills and training needs from member companies.
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Collaboration with training organizations: Partnerships with training centers, universities and schools to recommend, propose, design and co-build programs adapted to technical or transversal training
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Promotion of work-study and continuing training: Encouragement and support for the use of apprenticeships, professionalization contracts and continuing training of employees in the framework of the attractiveness of professions, competitiveness and adaptability.
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Anticipation of the jobs of tomorrow
President: in process of appointment
Health Safety and Environment
Objective
Integrate and reinforce environmentally friendly practices, including with regard to European regulations REACH and the RoHS, while guaranteeing the safety and health of employees and proving that the chain value of the electronics industry can prosper and develop in a responsible, sustainable and societal way.
Missions
- Continuous monitoring and analysis of regulatory texts (REACH / RoHS / WEEE) in order to prepare for optimal responsiveness
- Preparation of monographs on gases and chemicals
- Training and external expertise
- Monitoring specific indicators
- Sharing and feedback of best practices in accident prevention and CSR
Presidents: Adeline OLIVA – STMicroelectronics | Sandrine CHABAUD – Aledia
Innovation and Foresight
Objective
Stimulate innovation, anticipate and prepare for the future within the electronics industry in France and Europe by strengthening knowledge sharing, supporting research and development of disruptive technologies and influencing public policies.
Missions
- Encourage collaboration with downstream sectors and other partner organizations in order to exchange roadmaps
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- Anticipation of future challenges for a long-term vision > assessment of risks and opportunities on emerging topics > strategic recommendations
- Creation of consortia within #ACSIEL to develop collaborative projects between members and with other industrial sectors or European or even international players.
President: Jean-René LEQUEPEYS – CEA-Leti
International
Objectif
The primary vocation of this commission will be to deal with export and import issues in a balanced way, drawing on the collective expertise of its members, the resources of the federation, and existing institutional and industrial partnerships to promote French know-how in electronics and microelectronics abroad, by highlighting the advantages of Made in France.
Mission
Aware of the growing challenges facing companies in the electronics and microelectronics sector in a context of complex globalization and fierce competition, the International Commission’s mission is to support companies in their export and import activities.
Examples of topics that may be discussed at meetings:
Export
- Definition of priority target countries and regions.
- Analyze the strengths and weaknesses of French companies abroad (quality, competitiveness, image, costs, etc.).
- Assessment of the strategic benefits of internationalization: market expansion, customer loyalty, competitive intelligence.
- Identify effective prospecting tools: institutional mechanisms (Business France, etc.), trade shows, specialized press, physical and digital networks.
- Identify potential obstacles: taxation, customs and standards regulations, European policy, labor shortages, land constraints, protectionism, unfair competition, counterfeiting, etc.
Import
- Mapping of imported products and geographical areas.
- Analysis of import motivations and industrial needs.
- Study of regulatory and operational obstacles: customs duties, standards, inadequate controls.
- Exploration of support levers: trade fairs, institutional mechanisms, etc.
Président : Philippe ALBRIEUX – CIF