JKI - Test, Measurement and Automation Solutions
James Kring, Inc. is a global leader in hardware and software systems integration for test, measurement and industrial automation applications. We leverage design, technology and a modular systems approach to help organizations test, measure and automate reliably and securely in a networked business world.
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06/10/2010: VIPM 2010 Private Beta is Live
VIPM 2010 has entered beta testing…
and we need your help!
VIPM 2010 has lots of cool improvements like major performance boosts, better configuration management tools, and support for 64-bit LabVIEW. But more importantly, it sports a completely redesigned Package Builder that lets you package any type of LabVIEW Add-on you can think of.
Can you prove us wrong? Is [...] read more
05/04/2010: NI LabVIEW Virtual User Group: LabVIEW Code Reuse 101
Tomorrow, Wednesday May 5th, NI has invited me to present at a Live LabVIEW Virtual User Group meeting. I will be doing a presentation on code reuse.
Learn about methodologies and tools to implement code reuse techniques with LabVIEW, presented by experts. Review use cases on internal code reuse libraries and add-on development for creating a product [...] read more
04/30/2010: Popcorn Tweets at Raleigh Users Group, Tuesday, May 4th
Next Tuesday, May 4th, I will be doing a presentation at Seneca5’s monthly user group meeting. The topic will be Popcorn Tweets: Going Viral with LabVIEW and JKI. Dave Britt (Popcorn Tweets co-creator) and I will be there with the Popcorn Tweets hardware to discuss why we built it & how it all came together, [...] read more
04/01/2010: Introducing GTweet: Twitter-Driven, Crowd-Sourced LabVIEW Development
Today, the Social LabVIEW Revolution begins.
JKI is proud to announce GTweet: the world’s first Twitter-driven, crowd-sourced LabVIEW software development tool!
A Revolution in Dataflow!
GTweet harnesses the combined powers of Twitter and LabVIEW Scripting to open the door to a whole new way of creating software. No longer is LabVIEW constrained to a single [...] read more