The electronics and semiconductor sector clocked constant development from the time it came into existence—almost 40 years back, till the 2009’s economic crisis. The sector was capable to deal with minor economic hurdles. But the present crisis conveyed major issues such as slacking sales, production, consumption, and distribution. Categorized by declining profit margins, high competition, and intensive R&D efforts to provide faster and smaller products, the electronics and semiconductor sector globally is being powered by the increasing demand for office automation products, IT hardware, and user electronics goods along with automotive products.