Webcast Alert - Windows Embedded: The Platform for Connected, Efficient Industrial Devices

Dear saakj: To receive the latest automation information, add enews@automation.com to your address book. Read the online version if links don't work in this Webcast Alert. Forward - Subscribe - Edit Subscription As an Automation.com subscriber, we'd like to make you aware of this upcoming Webcast from Microsoft. Windows Embedded: The Platform for Connected, Efficient Industrial Devices Date: June 24, 2009 Start Time: 8:00 AM Pacific Daylight Time (UTC - 7 hours) Duration: 1 hour Space is limited! Click here to reserve your webcast seat Your customers—with factories producing manufactured goods, oil, gas, food, and pharmaceuticals—look to you to provide devices and systems that help them run at the highest efficiency without sacrificing quality. The Windows Embedded family of operating systems provides a single platform and development environment for any customer requirement from sensors to servers; and real-time, connected capabilities to help you maximize your development resources and customer satisfaction. In this concise introduction and Q&A for business/technical decision makers, find out how Microsoft can help you make the right operating system investments for your manufacturing customers and your industrial solutions business. Who Should Attend Business and technical decision makers creating solutions for industrial and manufacturing customers. This session assumes OS and industry familiarity; it will not be a feature list or technical "how-to". Presenters: Gordon Smith Windows Embedded Systems Engineer, Microsoft Corporation Yannick Chamming's Chief Executive Officer, Adeneo Embedded   If you have any comments or suggestions regarding the content in this alert or on Automation.com, please don't hesitate to contact me. Rick Zabel Vice President, Publisher Automation.com View our Privacy Policy

 

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