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Don’t Miss Octopart, the Industry’s Leading Component Search Engine, at Embedded World 2024

Morgan Seeton
|  Created: February 22, 2024  |  Updated: October 10, 2024
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Octopart will be at the year’s most anticipated gathering of embedded experts and players, Embedded World 2024, as a key part of the Altium ecosystem. Altium is a driving force in shaping the future of the electronics industry, and for anyone who plays a role in incorporating, sourcing, or purchasing electronic components, Octopart will make your job easier. 

Visit Booth 4-305 for the Best Way to Source Electronic Components

Talk to the Octopart team about our industry-leading search engine, where partners can list their competitive electronics components, and designers and engineers can intelligently source the parts they need to bring their products to life. Experience Altium’s daily presentations from industry experts, demonstrations, discussions with our leaders, and fun giveaways. 

A More Integrated Process for Electronics Creation

From enterprises to individual designers, manufacturers to suppliers, and partners across diverse domains — Altium has something new for everyone across the electronics industry at Booth 4-305.

  • Source Components Intelligently. Source, price, and gather intelligence and insights into the worldwide inventory of electronic components. Octopart, Altium’s industry-leading search engine, is the data-driven solution for electronic component sourcing. 
  • Connect Into Our Ecosystem. Everyone involved in the design, development, sourcing, and manufacturing of electronics, including non-Altium users, connects on the industry’s leading open platform, Altium 365. Partner with Altium to find your connection.
  • Design Productively. See how Altium’s software and cloud platform combine to make designing electronics hardware more efficient than ever. Altium Designer 24 features enhanced capabilities and simpler operations; Altium 365 productivity apps create a more fluid design process. 
  • Transform Electronics Development. Altium is providing enterprises with a comprehensive, digitally-integrated system that’s explicitly tailored for electronics hardware development. Be among the first to see Altium's approach to digital transformation of electronics design and development. 

Join Octopart at Booth 4-305 with Altium at Embedded World from April 9th to 11th, 2024

About Author

About Author

Morgan Seeton is a Product Marketing Manager at Altium where she spearheads strategic marketing initiatives for the Nexar and Octopart brands. She has spent her career working in the electronic component distribution and agricultural technology sectors where she has focused on new product introduction specifically around electronic components and IoT-based solutions. Morgan holds a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration and Computer Information Systems from Colorado State University allowing her to deliver a unique blend of business and technical understanding. In her free time, Morgan enjoys spending time at her remote ranch in central Wyoming.

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