National Instruments has announced the availability of its 2010 Automated Test Outlook report, which shares findings of the company's research into innovations and technologies shaping today's test and measurement applications. The business and technology insights presented in the outlook apply across many industries including communications, aerospace and defence, semiconductor, automotive and consumer electronics. The goal of the 2010 Automated Test Outlook is to help engineers and managers gain further insight into the cross-industry trends impacting their organisations.
The extensive understanding of technology trends that National Instruments has gained through its interaction with companies across many sectors provides an excellent vantage point from which to monitor the direction being taken by the test and measurement market. The 2010 Automated Test Outlook combines input from academic research, business intelligence, user surveys, online forums, customer advisory board feedback and field sales discussions. With this data as its foundation, the report builds a broad representation of the next generation of trends and methodologies addressing the business and technical challenges in test and measurement.
NI's 2010 Automated Test Outlook is organised into five categories:
Within each category, the report details a trend, methodology or technology impacting test and measurement. Topics that the 2010 report discusses are listed below:
Follow the link to view the 2010 Automated Test Outlook report.
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