I can hardly believe it. I’ve been in the EDA business since 1980 when I joined TI’s Design Automation Department after graduating from Cal Poly with my BSEE. Since 1995, much of my attention has been focused on EDA standards. I reached a moment of truth this year when I admitted, albeit reluctantly, that I could be called a standards-lifer. So, I decided it’s time to share my perspectives on what’s going on in the standards arena. Welcome to my blog - I can’t wait to hear from you! November events: Interoperability Forum and Embedded Market Twitter webcast
Posted by Karen B on October 8th, 2009
Two events are coming soon that you might be interested in. On November 3, 2009 at 10am Pacific Daylight Time, OpenSystems Media will sponsor a webcast about the use of Twitter in the embedded systems marketplace. Social media practitioners from ARM, Intel, and Synopsys (me) will share ideas on how we’re using Twitter as a B2B marketing tool. Registration is open and the webcast is free. It will also be recorded and posted after the event.
On November 5, 2009 at 9am PDT, Synopsys will host its 22nd (wow!) EDA Interoperability Forum. The theme is “Peace, Love and Interoperability” and the keynote speech will be about green computing. We’ll provide updates on several important initiatives including IPL (for interoperable PDKs – physical design kits), VMM (verification methodology), and system-level interoperable flows. Everyone is invited, particularly tool developers at EDA companies. Registration is open and the event is free. Continental breakfast and lunch are included.
I hope you’ll be able to join me at these events and that you’ll receive valuable information from them.
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