What you need to know about technology in 2019 17th January 2019
It’s a new year, and with it comes new opportunities. Accordingly, it’s important to recognise that what worked last year may not work this year. In today’s business world, changes happen at the speed of thought. Subsequently, you need to figure out where you can update and improve your operation regularly. You can get a jump on the competition by finding every possible opportunity for improvement for your enterprise.
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Enhanced ADAS sensing technologies to improve car safety -
Touch-operated VNA offers enhanced RF performance -
Trends from CES 2019 mark the start of a new era -
Taking a people first approach -
Anritsu webinar – Details of 3GPP Release 15 -
I2C interface added to co2 sensor for easier implementation -
How AI will help save our planet’s endangered species -
M-Byte SUV production model at CES 2019
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Around the Industry
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What you need to know about technology in 2019It’s a new year, and with it comes new opportunities. Accordingly, it’s important to recognise that what worked last year may not work this year. In today’s business world, changes happen at the speed of thought. Subsequently, you need to figure out where you can update and improve your operation regularly. You can get a jump on the competition by finding every possible opportunity for improvement for your enterprise.
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Anglia moves to help customers through Brexit disruptionAnglia Components is offering users of its Anglia 80/20 inventory management system the opportunity to hold increased levels of inventory at no cost, ahead of any potential Brexit disruption. This additional inventory will be invoiced as it is used – eliminating any call on the customer’s financial capital.
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What is the most desired smart tech amongst Brits?In a world where people are busier than ever before, convenience and speed have become very desirable commodities. Luckily, the emergence of various technology has enabled individuals to spend less time on mundane everyday tasks within the workplace as well as their own home.
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Tektronix hires outsider to be new presidentMarc Tremblay has been named as the new president of Tektronix. Tremblay succeeds Pat Byrne who has served as Tektronix’ president since July 2014. Byrne will continue in his senior vice president role at parent company Fortive with Tremblay reporting directly to him.
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Flexible cables head into outer spaceCustom-designed, flexible cables from Intelliconnect (Europe) have been successfully launched into space as part of VESTA-1, a 3U nanosatellite technology demonstration mission. VESTA-1 was manufactured for Honeywell under funding from the UK Space Agency.
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RS Components joins earn-and-learn 5% ClubRS Components has signed up to the ‘The 5% Club’, an important initiative in which employer members aspire to achieve 5% of their workforce in ‘earn and learn’ positions. Such positions include apprenticeships, sponsored students and graduates on formalised training schemes, with the target of 5% being reached within five years of joining the club.
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element14 micro:bit donations inspire students worldwideelement14.com has donated 250 micro:bit devices to support coding in the classroom, providing teachers around the world with the tools they need to facilitate a range of inspiring education projects. ‘The Great micro:bit Education Giveaway’ was launched in August 2018 and invited STEM educators to submit a proposal for a project they would like to run using micro:bit.
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Win a ATmega4809 Xplained Pro (ATmega4809-XPRO)In partnership with Microchip, we are giving you the chance to win an ATmega4809 Xplained Pro (ATmega4809-XPRO). The ATmega4809 Xplained Pro evaluation kit is a hardware platform for evaluating the ATmega4809 AVR microcontroller (MCU). Supported by the integrated development platform Atmel Studio, the kit provides easy access to the features of the ATmega4809 to fully understand how to integrate the device into a custom design.
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