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Greetings,
Please take note if you previously
marked your calendars for our seminar on Best Practices for Effective
Test, the dates have changed to June! All other details including
time and location remain the same. Continue to refer to our seminars page to stay up-to-date on all details.
We want this seminar to be highly interactive
so if there are questions or topics that you would like to see covered,
please feel free to email
us. We will do our
best to include your submissions into our presentation information, or we are happy
to discuss issues with you one-on-one. You will also have the opportunity at lunch to discuss your test issues and questions so take advantage of this free consultative
time with your peers and industry experts! Check out this month’s feature article for
a preview on what we will be talking about.
Later this month, on April 30th, Viewpoint
will be hosting a National Instruments Seminar on Solutions for Sound and
Vibration Applications,
here at our offices in Rochester. This free seminar is a half-day
event that will review the fundamentals of PC-based sound and vibration
measurement solutions. Register today because seating is limited.
We will also be at the NI Developer Education Day
in Rochester, on May 21st. Check out the schedule of presentations for the day. Hope to see you there!
Thanks for reading!
Benjamin Hysell, Senior Editor
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Feature Article:
Are your test practices as effective as they could be?
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When was the last time you examined your
company’s test process? Are you effectively using your test results
to improve your products and processes? Companies have found that improved
product quality actually generates improved financials.
Maximize your ROA by understanding how
to work efficiently from specification gathering through obsolescence.
Best results are achieved when your test systems are designed and developed
efficiently and accurately (the first time!).
Join us as we review the challenges of
test and discuss solutions that will increase the quality of your results
(improved product quality) while maximizing efficiency and reduce cost.
Consideration needs to be given to all associated costs that include
not only the required hardware and software but also test time, corporate
integration, equipment validation and obsolescence. Now more then ever
these costs must be carefully balanced against decreasing budgets, without
compromising results.
Our upcoming seminar will cover topics
such as:
Considerations for Test
– Discuss time and cost saving methods to address test time, obsolescence
and budget pressure.
System Development
– Review considerations for organizing and planning your tools, resources,
processes and personnel.
Test Technologies &
Architectures – Understand hardware and software choices and requirements;
make selections to fit your needs and budget restrictions.
Deployment Life Cycle
– Be aware of issues at all stages from specification and design through
maintenance and obsolescence.
Enterprise Alignment
– See the bigger picture of how test fits into your organization as
a whole and efficiencies that can be created within other business processes.
Chances are we’ll be covering at least
1 topic (likely more) that you haven’t thought of for your own test
systems. Can you afford to miss this seminar?
Register today and look for next month’s newsletter
that will include a preview of some of the material we will be presenting in June.
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Ithaca's Sundae Story |
On April 3, 1892, after Sunday services at the Unitarian Church, Reverend John M. Scott became the first recipient of one of the most famous desserts available today. During his weekly visit to the Platt & Colt Pharmacy in Ithaca, NY, Scott sat down to converse with shop proprietor and church treasurer, Chester C. Platt.
During this specific meeting, Platt asked his fountain clerk for a serving of ice cream for himself and one for Scott. Not willing to pass up an opportunity to impress, Platt added a candied cherry and its cherry syrup to the ice cream. Scott and Platt were so impressed with their handiwork they named it after the day of its creation and began to refer to the confection as a "Cherry Sunday".
Read the complete
story, from VisitIthaca.com’s
website.
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To register, visit
ni.com/training
or call 585-475-9555.
LabVIEW Basics
Basics I
3 days, May 4 - May 6, 2009
$1799
Basics II
2 days, May 7 - May 8, 2009
$1199
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Data Acquisition & Signal Conditioning
3 days, May 12 - May 14, 2009
$1799
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LabVIEW Real-Time
3 days, May 18 - May 20, 2009
$1799
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LabVIEW FPGA
2 days, May 21 - May 22, 2009
$1099
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LabVIEW Basics
Basics I
3 days, June 8 - June 10, 2009
$1799
Basics II
2 days, June 11 - June 12, 2009
$1199
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LabVIEW Intermediate
Intermediate I
3 days, June 22 - June 24, 2009
$1799
Intermediate II
2 days, June 25 - June 26, 2009
$1199
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All classes are held at Viewpoint’s Certified Training Center in Rochester.
Don’t see
a course listed here?
Call 585-475-9555 or review our complete training schedule to learn
about other courses offered by National Instruments and Viewpoint Systems. Viewpoint
can also custom tailor a training course to meet your company needs.
Newsletter Staff:
Editor-In-Chief: James Campbell
Senior Editor: Benjamin Hysell
Associate Editor: Sunny Teumim
© 2009 Viewpoint Systems, Inc.
All rights reserved.
Product and company names listed are trademarks or trade names of their respective
companies.
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