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XJTAG CEO Payne Calls for Support of National Electronics Week
Written by Philip Buonpastore
Friday, 21 March 2008
LONDON - XJTAG CEO Simon Payne has called for support of the UK’s electronics exhibition, National Electronics Week, which is scheduled to for June 17-19 at London’s Earls Court.
Payne said that he believes strongly that the UK electronics industry
should be doing more to promote itself on the global stage, and points
out that this event is just the opportunity to do this. “The UK
electronics industry is the fifth largest in the world, yet we lack a
single international event in the UK at which to showcase our
considerable talents. Here is an opportunity for the leading UK-based
companies and universities to highlight their world-class innovative
talents in research and development at a UK event,” said Payne.
Payne has hopes that the exhibition will have an international
dimension, and that the event will both attract visitors from overseas,
and showcase UK technology.
“We urge everyone in the UK electronics sector, from the leading lights
to the undiscovered gems, not to miss the opportunity to exhibit their
products and show their support for this industry,” said Payne.
Along with XJTAG, companies such as National Instruments, Pace Europe,
Panasonic, Fuji and Samsung have already signed up to for the event.
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