Contribute to the Hub
The Hub is built with the people who do the work. Where a section is marked as work in progress, it is waiting for exactly this: practice, data and corrections from engineers, researchers and companies across the industry.
What you can contribute
An article or field report
Guest posts, field reports and campus writing from people doing the work. Editors read every submission before it is published.
Write an article →A correction or a source
Spotted an error, or know a better source for a figure? Tell the editors and say where the right answer can be checked.
Contact the editors →A lifecycle suggestion
Suggest a stage, a gate, a work product or a change to any of the chip lifecycles, from your own practice.
Suggest a lifecycle change →A glossary term
Suggest a term the glossary is missing, with its meaning and where it is used.
Open the glossary →A company or a startup
Add a company to the directory, or list a startup, so its profile, segments and country hub link to it.
Add your company →An event
Submit a conference, webinar or meetup for the events calendar.
Submit an event →A review of the lifecycle documents
Practitioners audit each stage guide and gate review pack before it is marked as reviewed.
Volunteer to review →A review of the Industry Review
Each chapter is audited by people who work in its field before it is marked as reviewed.
Volunteer to review a chapter →
How it works
- Writing an article or submitting an event needs a free account. During the preview, registration is by invitation and each new account is approved by hand.
- Save a draft as often as you like. Editors only see it once you submit it.
- An editor reads every submission before anything is published.
- Published work is credited to you, or to your pseudonymous handle if you have one.
Write an article
Sign in to write and submit an article. You come back to this page afterwards.