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Roles
Electrical and Electronics Intelligence Unit
EIU focuses on analyzing the situation of Thailand’s electrical and electronics industry and developing an industry database that keeps up with continuously changing conditions. This aims to provide guidance, warnings, and accurate forecasts on industry trends. Additionally, EIU is committed to leading strategic research related to the electrical and electronics industry and its associated industries. EIU also analyzes and monitors regulations, risk factors, and trade issues that may affect the industrial sector. The results of this analysis will be used by the government sector to formulate appropriate industrial development policies and will be utilized by the industry sector to align their operations with global industry trends.
Industrial Development and Promotion Center
The center plays a role in promoting entrepreneurs and personnel in the electrical and electronics industry to improve performance, productivity, and potential in alignment with the change in business environments and technologies. This includes providing in-depth consulting and knowledge transfer in standards, quality management, product design and development, and production process improvement using robotics, automation, and digital technologies. Additionally, the center promotes the creation of business networks among entrepreneurs by encouraging market channel linkage, providing the latest technologies, and organizing domestic and international study tours. These activities aim to foster business matching, thereby generating revenue for the country.
Industrial Service Center
The center offers comprehensive standardization and conformity assessment services. EEI develops and expands the scope of services to include product testing, measuring instrument calibration, factory inspection, and product certification following national regulatory requirements and international standards. EEI’s services also encompass electronic design services through the Electronics Design Center (EDC) and certification of tax privileges according to government measures. These measures address the gap in tariff rates between imported finished goods and domestically produced finished goods, helping to reduce production costs and enhance the competitiveness of domestic manufacturers.