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2011 Automated Test Outlook |
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A comprehensive view of key technologies and methodologies impacting the test and measurement industry
The 2011 Automated Test Outlook is a comprehensive view of key technologies and methodologies impacting the test and measurement industry. It has been found that one of the biggest challenges for test engineers and managers is staying current on technology trends.
The authors have a broad knowledge of technology trends and interaction with companies across many sectors, which gives them a unique vantage point on the test and measurement market. This view has enabled them to be a strategic partner with many of key players in identifying trends and industry best practices.
For 2011, the outlook has been structured into four categories. In each of these categories, major trends are highlighted that the authors believe will significantly influence automated test in the coming one to three years.
The 2011 Automated Test Outlook is available to download for free online.
Categories featured in the Outlook are: - Heterogeneous Computing: Future test systems will require different types of processing nodes to address increasing demands from analysis and processing needs.
- Software and I/O: I/O to the Pin: Sharing FPGA IP between design and test will dramatically shorten design verification / validation and improve production test time and fault coverage.
Download your complimentary Automated Test Outlook 2011 now.
Learn more about National Instruments online resources for automated test at: http://www.ni.com/automatedtest/
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Address by Prof. Jonathan Jansen at the 2011 EE Publishers business briefing |
Prof. Jonathan Jansen was the guest speaker at the EE Publishers Business Briefing and Luncheon at Oakfield Farm, Muldersdrift, on Friday 11 February 2011, where he gave a deeply moving and inspiring presentation and lesson on humility and forgiveness entitled:
The man who tamed Julius Malema in one quick meeting!
Prof. Jansen has been the Vice-Chancellor of the University of the Free State since 2009, and was the former Dean of Education at the University of Pretoria (2001 - 2007). He is a former high school biology teacher who received his undergraduate education at UWC (BSc), his teaching credentials at UNISA (HED, BEd) and his postgraduate education in the USA (MSc, Cornell; PhD, Stanford).
He holds honorary doctorates in education awarded by the University of Edinburgh (UK) and Cleveland State University (USA).
Prof. Jonathan Jansen is the current president of the South African Institute of Race Relations, vice-president of the Academy of Science of South Africa (ASSAf), and the man who tamed Julius Malema in one quick meeting!
Although widely known for the scandal involving the so-called Reitz Four, during the tenure of Prof. Jansen the University of the Free State has recently won the international World Universities' Forum Award for best practice in higher education during 2010.
His most recent books are "Knowledge in the Blood" (2009, Stanford University Press), which was selected by the Library Journal in the USA for the list of Best Books of 2009, and he has co-authored "Diversity High: Class, Color, Character and Culture in a South African High School" (2008, University Press of America).
Listen to the presentation by Prof. Jonathan Jansen
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