See the latest development in LabVIEW 2019 at the Test Dynamics roadshows
September 2019
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Test Dynamics is hosting a series of roadshows during September and October to share the latest developments in LabVIEW 2019. The half-day training/information sessions will discuss the technologies that support current trends in software development.
“The three separate sessions will allow delegates to see the latest developments in LabVIEW NXG, the new generation LabVIEW,” says Stephen Plumb, sales manager at Test Dynamics. “Delegates will then be able to determine if this is the right choice for their next project. We will also examine the signal conditioning requirements for a typical DAQ system and see how you can make more effective measurements by selecting the right sensors and signal conditioning for your measurement project.”
The first information morning takes place at the Midrand Conference Centre on 17 September. KZN delegates can attend the morning session at the Durban Country Club on 2 October and the final session will take place at the Protea Hotel in Durbanville on 7 October. All sessions begin at 8:30 and end at 12:30. Space is limited so interested parties are encouraged to book a seat as soon as possible by visiting http://www.testdynamics.co.za/Test%20Dynamics%20Roadshow.html
For more information contact Stephen Plumb, Test Dynamics, +27 62 217 0063, stephen.plumb@testdynamics.co.za, www.testdynamics.co.za
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