Embedded art And Memfault Connect together to organize a quarterly embedded field of discussion that focuses on the technical aspects of the structure of embedded systems on a scale. We will present guest panel members who are up to date with the latest embedded development. Our goal is to spread advantageous techniques and practices throughout the industry.
Our fifth event focuses on Manage problems and improve products after the start. This discussion will take place on December 14, 2023 at 0900 PST. For this discussion, Phillip and Tyler from Thea “Stargirl” are accompanied by flowers from Winter blue.
It is easy to forget in the run -up to the introduction of your next product, which does not set the development in production after entering devices (and should not). The anticipation and address of problems after the start is crucial for maintaining quality, reliability, functionality and customer satisfaction of a product. This means that engineers have to be able to quickly react to unexpected problems, improve the product based on real feedback and to present the customer service team for success.
Take part in this webinar with our body embedded technology experts who have spent decades to launch products and learn how they dealt with challenges that occurred after the start. You have countless knowledge and best practices on how to be prepared as soon as a product goes onto the market and will discuss topics as follows:
- Development of a plan to test/qualify firmware updates or design changes
- Dealing with returns and repairs, customer feedback and feature inquiries
- Best Practice Workflows for Debug Problems and emergency situations
- Monitoring of the health of devices, product quality and functional use in the provision
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