GLA Summit
25-26 March 2024, 12:00 UTC
Lessons Learned from LabVIEW NXG
NI will be presenting on the lessons we learned in building and discontinuing LabVIEW NXG. This session will cover as many of the lessons we learned as we can fit into a session. This is meant as both an educational review for people to learn from as well as a session to provide insight into NI and some of the projects we work on. We will share:
* technical, professional, and operational aspects to the project
* the things that went well, and how we will continue applying them
* areas that we struggled with and how we worked through the struggles, both successfully and unsuccessfully
* problems we encountered and what we learned from them that influence how NI will continue to grow and develop
Deborah Burke
Deb Burke has been at NI for 11 years starting as an Applications Engineer focused on LabVIEW and VeriStand. She then transitioned into the LabVIEW Real-Time Product Management role guiding NI through the transition to NI Linux Real-Time OS hardware and managing NI's Linux Foundation membership. In her current role she manages the Hardware and Drivers Product Management Team. Deb holds a BS in Biomedical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin and is a Certified LabVIEW Architect. She enjoys running (after her kids and on her own), gardening, and traveling.
Eric Reffet
Eric Reffett has worked at NI for 23 years in multiple roles including Applications Engineering, Software Development, Software Marketing, Engineering Management and Software Planning. In his current role as a Software Planner, Eric is responsible for the product roadmap for LabVIEW. Eric has met with hundreds of NI's customers during his career at NI and he uses their feedback to improve the products NI creates. Before NI, Eric worked at Motorola developing satellite communication systems for worldwide radio systems.
Eric holds a BS in Computer Science from the University of Illinois and an MBA and MIS degree from Washington University. He enjoys playing games with his kids, planning his next Disney vacation, and learning to play the Ukulele from his wife.
