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News Release from: National Instruments
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 30 April 2008

Automated test summit to have global
coverage

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The Automated Test Summit 2008 will be hosted live online on 5th June 2008, and will be presented in the Americas, Europe and Asia.

National Instruments is organising its fifth annual Automated Test Summit, an online event featuring technical sessions focused on identifying trends and overcoming challenges in automated test The Automated Test Summit 2008 will be hosted live online on 5th June 2008, and will be presented in the Americas, Europe and Asia, giving delegates the opportunity to speak with experts in various languages

At the free full-day event, delegates can view keynote presentations, watch technical sessions, participate in live Q and A forums and interact with vendors in the exhibition area.

"The NI Automated Test Summit brings together a real-time global audience that covers every conceivable industry associated with electronics test", says Jean-Yves Allard, Vice President of Research and Development for Averna.

"As an exhibitor, we interact live with booth visitors from four continents at the same time".

"The balance of technical presentations coupled with the latest offerings from the exhibitors provides a valuable forum for all participants - and they don't even have to leave their desks".

Representatives from leading test and measurement companies worldwide such as Averna, Cal-Bay, Intel, Microsoft and Tektronix will share their technical expertise and best practices in sessions during the event.

NI Business and Technology Fellow Mike Santori will present the keynote "Optimising efficiency in test".

Session themes include: "Reducing software development cost"; "The latest trends in hardware design"; "Extending the life of your test system"; and a test engineering panel discussion.

Participants can register online and find a full list of technical sessions by following the link to the National Instruments website. Request free introductory details about products from National Instruments ...

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