In collaboration with the U.S. Department of State and various partners in research, geopolitics, software development, and component procurement, our experienced speakers highlighted past and current developments to gain a better understanding of the impact of chip-based high technology on the cultural, political and economic situation of open democracies. This was followed by approaches to solutions aimed at making supply chains more independent, reducing costs, saving CO2 emissions, energy and raw materials and, above all, operating more sustainably. The speakers are all absolute experts in their field and offer insights into a world that is unique and extremely valuable, especially against the backdrop of hybrid conflicts.

Chapter 3.4: CHRISTIAN MEIER, CEO ComSIT

Christian Meier is a company founder with over 30 years of experience in the semiconductor industry. Together with his business partners, he has built one of Europe’s largest specialists for procurement, maximum recycling and remarketing of electronic components, especially microprocessors. COM SIT now has locations in the U.S., Europe, and Asia.

Topic: ComSIT

The experienced entrepreneur, who has an excellent global network of key players in the automotive, industrial production, communications, medical care, etc. sectors, outlines the development of the company and the associated goals. In particular regarding the savings potentials that help the electrotechnical industry to reduce costs, operate more efficiently, save resources and operate more sustainably by using powerful software tools.