the provider of software-defined systems that helps accelerate the development and performance of automated test and automated measurement systems, has expanded internal resources to support engineers and the community. NI is committed to connecting engineers with the tools and resources they need, while also supporting its employees and their local communities around the globe.
“Now more than ever, it’s clear how important technology is to solve societal needs,” said Eric Starkloff, CEO of NI. “We’re proud to help the engineering community innovate quickly to address this global pandemic.”
Priority Response
NI is supporting the needs of critical medical device manufacturers addressing COVID-19 by working closely with supply chain partners to minimize delays in shipping and sourcing of essential materials. NI is also supplying leading medical companies with test instrumentation, test development software, services and technical support. Additionally, the company is:
Granting customers working on what does a computer engineer do related applications free access to NI technical support engineers through June 30, 2020. Visit ni.com/support to get started.
Helping customers access the NI Partner network, which includes specialist integration companies that have deep knowledge in medical device testing and can help customers quickly develop their test stations. NI Partners can help support international requirements and are ready to support the needs of manufacturers ramping up production of medical devices.
Enabling Engineers
Additionally, NI is providing access to the tools, systems and training that engineers need to be successful — in any situation and for any application.
Online training courses are available to the global engineering community at no cost through at least April 30, 2020.
Complimentary trials of NI software and licenses are obtainable for use at home while working remotely.
The NI developers community, where engineers can collaborate with tens of thousands of their peers to solve any problem they encounter.a
“Now more than ever, it’s clear how important technology is to solve societal needs,” said Eric Starkloff, CEO of NI. “We’re proud to help the engineering community innovate quickly to address this global pandemic.”
Priority Response
NI is supporting the needs of critical medical device manufacturers addressing COVID-19 by working closely with supply chain partners to minimize delays in shipping and sourcing of essential materials. NI is also supplying leading medical companies with test instrumentation, test development software, services and technical support. Additionally, the company is:
Granting customers working on what does a computer engineer do related applications free access to NI technical support engineers through June 30, 2020. Visit ni.com/support to get started.
Helping customers access the NI Partner network, which includes specialist integration companies that have deep knowledge in medical device testing and can help customers quickly develop their test stations. NI Partners can help support international requirements and are ready to support the needs of manufacturers ramping up production of medical devices.
Enabling Engineers
Additionally, NI is providing access to the tools, systems and training that engineers need to be successful — in any situation and for any application.
Online training courses are available to the global engineering community at no cost through at least April 30, 2020.
Complimentary trials of NI software and licenses are obtainable for use at home while working remotely.
The NI developers community, where engineers can collaborate with tens of thousands of their peers to solve any problem they encounter.a
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