Chipidea Won the Gold Start Award Of World Quality Commitment Paris 2003.
May 11, 2003 - The World Quality Commitment International Star Award (WQCISA) is part of the annual program of B.I.D., Business Initiative Directions Awards, designed to recognize the prestige of the outstanding companies, organizations, and businessmen in the business world.
Chipidea Microelectronics SA won the Gold award this year according to the following criteria:
1. Excellence in Leadership and Business Management
2. Quality and Excellence
3. Business and Brand name Prestige
4. Technology, Innovation and Expansion
The International ceremony awards will be attended by companies from 70 countries, together with leaders from different business fields, professionals from the worlds of economics, the arts and corporate image, quality experts, as well as academic personalities and representatives from the diplomatic corps. The event will be covered by reporters, television cameras and photographers for the media.
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