DocumentCode
3163613
Title
Panel: The Impact of the World Wide Web on Electronic Design and EDA
Author
Sean Murphy
Author_Institution
Leader-Murphy, Inc., San Jose, CA
fYear
1995
fDate
1995
Firstpage
586
Lastpage
586
Abstract
A review of the explosion of Internet-accessible World-Wide Web servers and their impact on Electronic Design and Design Automation. Also a discussion of how internal Web Servers, such as those run by CAE managers at Cisco, and Silicon Graphics, interact with vendor (e.g. Cadence, Marshall, and Synopsys) and university servers (e.g. SIGDA). The World-Wide Web is enabling the delivery of product documentation, software, software patches, demo software, newspaper articles, part information, magazine articles, quotations, and much more to the engineer´s desktop. Panel members will briefly describe how their organization is using WWW technology and then give their observations and speculations on how it has affected and will affect electronic design methodology and business practices.
Keywords
Computer aided engineering; Design automation; Documentation; Electronic design automation and methodology; Explosions; Graphics; Internet; Silicon; Web server; Web sites;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Design Automation, 1995. DAC '95. 32nd Conference on
Conference_Location
San Francisco, CA
ISSN
0738-100X
Print_ISBN
0-89791-725-1
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/DAC.1995.250014
Filename
1586770
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