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Wednesday, October 7th
13:30 - 14:15
Key Learnings
- How does Usability and User Experience impact the product design in traditional business domains like the test and measurement industry?
- What does that mean for the used development processes?
- What are the lessons learned based on the experiences that were made during the creation of this product?
Details
DEWETRON develops market leading test and measurement systems for more than 25 years. Within that time, the company worked together with many of the world’s leading industry companies and delivered more than 12.000 systems including more than 260.000 measurement channels to the market. By now, DEWETRON is the only company in the world that has won the “NASA Tech Briefs – Product of the Year Award” record-breaking four times. The product that has won this prestigious award in 2014 is the so called “TrendCorder”, a data acquisition instrument featuring a highly intuitive multi-touch user interface that is incredibly easy to use and has top-notch performance specifications in every dimension.
Within this speech, you will gain a close look behind the curtains of the company and discover the underlying development processes, involved people, challenges faced, decisions done, mistakes made and lessons learned during the adventurous journey of creating this outstanding product.
Wednesday, October 7th
13:30 - 14:15
Required Experience
Involvement
Jürgen Götzenauer
CTO - Dewetron
Jürgen Götzenauer has a track record of 20+ years in product development, information technology and the electronic industry. He studied Computer Science and Business Administration and currently holds the position of CTO for DEWETRON GmbH in Grambach, Graz, a market leading provider of demanding test and measurement systems. In his role he manages the overall R&D activities of his company and serves customers like NASA, Audi, Porsche, Airbus, Siemens and many others. Prior to joining DEWETRON, Jürgen worked in several management positions for international companies like GTECH, NXP or INFONOVA. He has project experience in Austria, Germany, France, Eastern Europe, UK, Australia, Canada, USA and works with agile development teams for more then ten years.
