NI’s business model has changed massively in the last few years and new offerings designed to get closer to the end customer need are under development, in areas such as ADAS record and replay. Often NI is also working with early access customers to deliver custom solutions based on these projects, meaning we must build customised functionality based on a platform that is changing, and often (usually) testing devices that are also under development from the customer and therefore changing rapidly. Despite this we are working to standardise our development processes and tooling. In this presentation I’ll discuss some of the processes we’ve adopted, experiments we’ve tried (some of which have failed but were still useful) and lessons we’ve learned.
I’ve been at NI for nearly 20 years in a variety of customer facing roles, in the last few years leading the delivery of customer projects through our Transportation business unit, primarily around the new ADAS record and replay offerings.
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