EDA Marketing Problem
I started out trying to write an eloquent essay on the merits of different ways of sharing new ideas and information in order to further the art of digital design verification (in other words, how to market this stuff), but I couldn't make it sound right. Instead, let me just point to some recent examples: Good examples Namespaces, Build Order, and Chickens Cadence's UVM video series These are brief and to-the-point. If you have a question, they quickly give you answer. If you are taking 2 or 3 minutes to browse the internet while waiting for a simulation to finish, maybe even on your phone while you take a little time away from your desk, you can get all the info in that time. Perfect. Examples of Ideas That Could be Marketed Better Monitoring signals by name, for the UVM register package and more and: A 30 Minute Project Makeover Using Continuous Integration First of all, kudos to Verilab for sharing ideas, knowledge, and source code as much they do. The...