We talk embedded with Evoc Technology

Tuesday, 27 July, 2010

What's New in Electronics caught up with Xavier from Evoc Technology and Andrew Tuft from its Australian distributor, Backplane Systems Technology, at the 2010 CeBIT show in Sydney.

In this video interview, Andrew detailed Evoc's plans for the Australian embedded technology market, the trends in the global market for 2010 and the effect of the recent economy.

To view a webcast of the interview, visit http://www.youtube.com/wfmediaonline.

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