TEKTRONIX: Tektronix measurement seminars provide customers the knowledge to Focus on the Future
OCT 14, 1999, M2 Communications - BEAVERTON, Ore. -- Tektronix, Inc.
(NYSE: TEK), the worldwide leader in oscilloscopes, television test,
measurement and monitoring equipment, will embark on an international
tour to educate customers on the latest measurement technologies.
"Focus on the Future," a multi-track seminar series, will travel
throughout Asia, Australia, Canada and Latin America, from October 1999
to March 2000.
Whether designing a product or network for the next generation
technology ---such as Rambus, IMT-2000, DWDM, or digital broadcast ----
design and network engineers undergo daily challenges to gain a
competitive edge, meet customer demand and stay ahead of the curve.
Recognizing the demand for speed and increased performance which these
technologies require, Tektronix will educate engineers on advanced
applications and tools to help characterize and debug leading edge
designs for today and tomorrow's systems.
"We are committed to continuously share our knowledge of the most
advanced measurement solutions for today and tomorrow's systems. We
strive to enable our customers to design, deploy, and manage "next
generation" global communications networks and internet technologies,"
said Hyung Lim, business development manager, Americas-Pacific region.
"As the number of networked computers and wireless technologies in the
world is exploding and becoming a common platform for the transfer of
video and voice, Tektronix recognizes the need for speed in designs and
networks. Preparing engineers for this explosion, our rambus track
offers segments on impedance measurement, signal quality testing and
protocol testing."
Tektronix experts from the factory, which include members of the
newly formed "ER" engineering rambus team, will lead the seminars. The
Focus on the Future series will cover leading industry topics. Seminar
tracks are adapted to market needs and comprise: Rambus measurement
challenges; Protocol analysis; Network monitoring and evaluating
Quality of Service (QoS) in telephone networks; Real-time spectrum
analysis for evaluation of W-CDMA systems; Understanding picture
quality analysis; MPEG2 transport stream protocols, analysis and
generation; Quality of service monitoring; and 8 VSB Basics. The
company will also address: Trends in digital design; Advanced
Oscilloscope Technology and Measurement Techniques; Logic analyzer
solutions; and Photonics networks.
The 18-city seminar schedule includes: Sydney, Australia, October 25;
Melbourne and New Zealand - need dates; Taipei, Taiwan, October 27;
Hsin Chu, Taipei, October 29; Seoul, Korea, November 1; Shang Hai,
China, November 3; Beijing, China, November 5; Toronto, Canada,
November 15; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, November 15; Ottawa, Canada,
November 17; Bangkok, Thailand, November 17; Montreal, Canada, November
19; Singapore, November 19; Tijuana, Mexico, January 17; Monterrey,
Mexico, January 19; Guadalajara, Mexico, January 21; and Mexico City,
Mexico, January 25. Seminars will be held in March in Sao Paulo and Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil.
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