Shifting left for success: Highlights from the Siemens EDA User 2 User conference
I was at the Siemens EDA User 2 User conference in Munich last week. This one-day event is the perfect opportunity to learn, grow and connect with technical experts who design innovative products using Siemens EDA tools in Europe. This year’s edition was obviously not disappointing in any way (OK, perhaps the weather could have been nicer!). From the discussions I had to the keynotes and technical sessions I attended, I noticed a pattern. A recurring theme. Something that resonated pretty well with what we do at Codasip: Shifting left for success.
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