| Business Summary | | National
Instruments
Corporation
is
a
supplier
of
measurement
and
automation
products
that
engineers
and
scientists
use
in
a
wide
range
of
industries.
These
industries
are
spread
across
a
large
and
diverse
market
for
test
and
measurement
(T&M)
and
industrial
automation
(IA)
applications.
The
Company
provides
flexible
application
software
and
modular,
multifunction
hardware
that
users
combine
with
industry-standard
computers,
networks
and
the
Internet
to
create
measurement
and
automation
systems,
which
the
Company
also
refers
to
as
virtual
instruments.
The
Company
offers
an
extensive
line
of
measurement
and
automation
products.
Engineers,
scientists
and
other
users
involved
in
T&M
and
IA
applications
can
use
these
products
with
computers,
networks
and
the
Internet
to
develop
customer-defined
virtual
instrument
solutions. | More
from
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Business Description |
| Financial Summary | | NATI
leverages
commercial
technologies,
such
as
industry-standard
computers
and
the
Internet,
to
bring
affordable,
productive
measurement
and
automation
tools
to
engineers
and
scientists
around
the
world.
For
the
six
months
ended
6/30/01,
revenues
rose
6%
to
$205.8
million.
Net
income
fell
14%
to
$23.4
million.
Revenues
reflect
new
and
upgraded
products,
and
increased
market
acceptance.
Earnings
were
offset
by
foreign
exchange
losses. | More
from
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Developments |
| | | | FY1999 Pay | |
| James Truchard, Ph.D., 56 Chairman,
Pres | $242K | Alexander Davern, 33 CFO
and Treasurer | -- | Peter Zogas, Jr., 39 VP
- Sales | 193K | John Graff, 35 VP
of Marketing | -- | Mark Finger, 42 VP
- HR | -- | Dollar amounts are as of 31-Dec-1999 and compensation values are for the fiscal year ending on that date; "Pay" is salary, bonuses, etc.. |
| More
from
Market Guide on Officers & Directors: Expanded
List, Bios,
Compensation,
Options
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