If you're still considering whether to attend the Embedded Systems Conference Silicon Valley this April, here's a great reason to go: DSO World. It's a new show-within-the-show at this year's ESC that will focus on device software optimization.
DSO World promises to be the place to get up-to-date, practical information to help technology and business managers choose the best strategies and approaches to deliver the performance, scalability, and ROI that device manufacturers must deliver to their customers.
DSO World will operate from the McEnery Convention Center in San Jose, Calif., on the afternoon of Tuesday, April 4; all day on Wednesday, April 5; and most of the day on Thursday, April 6. (ESC runs April 3-7 in the same venue.)
I'll be there, and I hope to see you there, too. You can find more details on the DSO.com Events Page, and you can register to attend on the ESC registration page. If your company is interested in being one of DSO World's sponsors, the ESC page also lists contact info for the conference sales team.
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