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The Rochester Top 100, now in its 22nd year, ranks privately held companies based on three most recent years of revenue growth. Companies must have at least $1 million in revenue for each of those years, and rankings take into account both dollar and percentage growth. Congratulations goes out to all of our employees, their enthusiasm and passion made this happen. Inside the November 2008 Issue:
In case you missed previous issues, we still have archived contents at our website at http://www.viewpointusa.com/newsletter.php.
Benjamin Hysell Senior Editor
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 Viewpoint Vendor Fair
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This past Wednesday here at Viewpoint held our very first vendor fair. We gathered a collection of local test and measurement vendors for a lively afternoon of demonstrations and talks ranging from barcode reading to RF Testing. If you missed the fair be sure to email Carol Scheuer csheuer@viewpointusa.com to receive early notice about our next vendor fair. As always, space is limited.
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Article - Test Driven Development in LabVIEW, Part I: Motivations
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If it's worth building, it's worth testing. If it's not worth testing, why are you
wasting your time working on it? This issue kicks off our series on Test Driven Development using LabVIEW. First up, what is Test Driven Development, and why would we want to use it. We will examine some of our own internal and industry motivations for using Test Driven Development on projects of all sizes, plus lead into part two in the series on how we can accomplish Test Driven Development today in LabVIEW with NI TestStand.
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Product Announcement - Aperio 2.0
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Archive Solutions Save Costs and Reduce IT Effort The release of Aperio 2.0 now includes interfaces to third party data archive solutions along with new tasks tailored to implementing customizable data archive policies. These new features make the ability to search and access information seamless from data creation to long-term storage. Archiving with Aperio means you can still access your data as easily (if not more) as you can today and significantly save money by moving all of that test data to less expensive and permanent storage. Aperio now interfaces to the following archive systems.
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