2010 Embedded Software & Tools Market Update & Outlook - Webcast Today!

12/08/2009

2010 Embedded Software & Tools Market Update & Outlook - Webcast Today!

It is not too late to register for today's webcast!

During this complimentary webcast, we will discuss the challenges facing embedded device and systems manufacturers and their embedded solutions providers and offer our thoughts on how they will have to adjust given the current economic climate. Specifically, the webcast will address the following key questions:

How have economic conditions affected embedded software solution suppliers?
What does the competitive landscape look like?
How will supplier consolidation affect the market?
How are multi-core requirements impacting embedded software development?
What types of tasks are being outsourced by OEMs and what are the opportunities for embedded software solution suppliers and partners?

When?

Tuesday, December 8, 2009 1:00 pm
Eastern Standard Time (GMT-05:00)

Click here to register

Posted by VDC Embedded Software & Tools Practice at 10:25:21 AM in Application Lifecycle Management, Competitive Landscape, Embedded Engineer Population, Embedded Project Starts, Embedded System Engineering, Embedded/Real-time and Mobile Application OSs, Linux & Open Source, Market Forecast, Market Leaders, Market Segment, Mergers & Acquisitions, Modeling Tools, Multicore, Operating Systems, Regions, Simulation Tools for Software Development & Verification, Software and System Modeling Tools, Software Development Tools, Surveys, Test Tools, Third-Party Outsourcing, TMESE, Total Available Market, User Requirements, Virtualization

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Humm... interesting,

Keep up the good work,

Thanks for writing, most people don't bother.

Posted by: software development | 12/11/2009 at 09:48 AM

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On Target: Embedded Systems

12/08/2009