Test systems, test functions, and data analysis were among the themes at this year’s NI (National Instruments) Connect in Munich. The meeting place for NI partners, customers, and engineers, where strategy, technical sessions, and networking take center stage. In addition to being updated on the latest technologies, we also gained greater insight into how, as a partner, we can leverage synergies to an even greater extent than we do today.
What is NI Connect?
NI Connect is NI’s annual event series where engineers and industry leaders from around the world meet to explore the latest in test and data analysis, as well as innovative products and approaches that drive businesses forward.
From National Instruments to NI
In recent years, NI has undergone a major transformation, which has also impacted the partner program. At GPower, we view the transformation positively and have high expectations for future collaboration:
“At GPower, we view ‘the green NI’ exclusively in a positive light. Where it has previously been difficult for specialists like us to fully leverage the partner program, the new structure and categorization means that in far more cases you are ‘found’ in the database. A positive change for us partners, but especially for the customer, as they will be able to find the right partner faster and more easily, which is crucial when it comes to achieving future-proof test and measurement systems.” says Morten Baltzer, Key Account Manager at GPower.
When and where is the next NI Connect?
NI Connect will be held on May 23–24, 2023 in Austin, Texas.
Who attends NI Connect?
Engineers at all levels can benefit from the conference’s keynotes and sessions. Decision-makers, solution architects, developers, and engineers are all welcome.
Is NIWeek now known as NI Connect?
NIWeek was NI’s long-running annual conference held in Austin for more than 25 years. NI Connect builds on the best of what NIWeek had to offer, while also marking a new direction for future NI events as a whole.
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