JDSU featured in Global License Magazine: “JDSU to Protect Boxing Great’s Nameâ€?
Muhammad Ali Enterprises has selected JDSU to protect merchandise spanning autographed items, apparel, publishing, collectibles and sporting goods.
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May 29th, 2009 | Filed under
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Acresso in ITKnowledgeExchange: License management could be the key to your next Oracle review
In a news story that appeared on SearchOracle.com last week about Oracle’s acquisition of Sun triggering reviews of software licenses and audits, it hammered home the point to us that IT shops more than ever need to establish best practices for managing software licenses.
Oracle has always had the right to call for a review (with very little notice, I might add) to verify that users have not downloaded more copies than their contract calls for. But the Sun acquisition, coupled with the crushing effect the economy has had on Oracle’s revenue growth, the likelihood of reviews and audits has risen considerably.
By Ed Scannell
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May 27th, 2009 | Filed under
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JDSU featured in Cable 360: “JDSU Debuts J-Proof�
JDSU today announced J-Proof testing for its T-BERD/MTS transport network test products, the T-BERD/MTS-6000A Multi-Services Application Module and T-BERD/MTS-8000 Transport Module. J-Proof testing is designed to allow carriers to ensure the expedient turn-up of carrier-grade Ethernet circuits with QoS and SLAs in environments that employ third-party networks.
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DotNetNuke Corp. Attracts Customers, Wins Industry Accolade
SAN MATEO, CA – May 26, 2009 – DotNetNuke Corp. today announced it has sold more than 50 subscriptions for the company’s DotNetNuke Professional Edition less than two months after the product launched Feb. 17. DotNetNuke Corp. is the steward of the industry leading DotNetNuke® web content management and application development framework open source project. Coupled with the recent funding announcement, the opening of new offices in British Columbia, Canada, and San Mateo, Calif., and award notoriety, the DotNetNuke sales momentum demonstrates the market need for web content management and application development tools that enhance the industry’s most popular platform, Microsoft ASP.NET.
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May 26th, 2009 | Filed under
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Acresso In SearchOracle.com: Oracle-Sun deal could trigger Oracle license agreement inspections
With approval of the Oracle-Sun deal expected this summer, IT shops, particularly those with mission-critical products from both companies, are bracing for closer scrutiny of their Oracle license agreements.
“Oracle will use this merger as an excuse to revisit these contracts,” said John Handy, a database administrator with a large Chicago-based financial institution.
By Ed Scannell
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May 21st, 2009 | Filed under
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Internet News: Open Source vs Proprietary Routing Rumble
Internet News Sean Michael Kerner published an article on May 21 concerning Vyatta’s Dave Roberts Interop particpiation for a session titled “Is Routing Undergoing a Mid-Life Crisis?” Sean writes “For Dave Roberts, VP strategy and marketing at Vyatta, the session was all about calling out the proprietary vendors on price and choice. Both Cisco and Juniper responded in kind during often heated exchanges that had the audience laughing and gasping at the same time.”
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May 21st, 2009 | Filed under
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Chordiant featured in James Taylor on Enterprise Decision Management: “Chordiant Decision Management Update�
I got a chance to sit down with Rob Walker last week for an update on Chordiant Decision Manager. Rob covered some of the new features in Chordiant Decision Management 6.2 as well as some general background that has not appeared in any of my posts before (check out First Look – Chordiant Decision Management for a basic overview and First Look – Chordiant’s Visual Business Director – VBD is generally available in this release).
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May 19th, 2009 | Filed under
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ShoreTel in Forbes: Shoretel Grand Slam Sales
Forbes’ Technology Reporter, Taylor Buley, recently interviewed ShoreTel’s CEO, John Combs, regarding AT&T Ballpark’s deployment of ShoreTel solutions.
By: Taylor Buley
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May 18th, 2009 | Filed under
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Fujitsu America featured in eChannelLine: Fujitsu targets mid-market with new server
Fujitsu News: eChannelLine covers the PRIMERGY BX900 and ServerView Resource Coordinator VE announcement, quoting Fujitsu’s Matt McManus in this 5/18 article.
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JDSU featured in TMCnet’s Dark Fiber: “JDSU Intros Optical Dispersion Test Tool Used for Dark Fiber�
JDSU today introduced the Medium Range Optical Dispersion Measurement (MR-ODM) module designed for the T-BERD/MTSÂ (News – Alert)-6000 and -8000 platforms often used in the dark fiber space.
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Intel Co-founder Moore Looks Back on a Legendary IT Career
Computer History Museum News: Since Dr. Gordon E. Moore helped start two important semiconductor makers, Fairchild and Intel, information technology has evolved a hundredfold. Most of that development is due to the successful implementation of the silicon-based integrated processor: squeezing down transistors, resistors and other elements into smaller and smaller forms onto silicon wafers.
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May 14th, 2009 | Filed under
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ShoreTel in Techpulse 360: SF Giants Save $1,000 A Day With Internet Phones
The Giants purchased a half-rack system from ShoreTel, and, on Monday, Schlough showed it off publicly for the first time. He said the organization evaluated products from Cisco Systems, Avaya and Nortel (all were “solid solutions�), but selected to spend $1 million on the ShoreTel equipment.
By Mark Boslet
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May 12th, 2009 | Filed under
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ShoreTel in CNET: SF Giants bring new tech out to the ballpark
Could changing phone systems pay a big-league baseball player’s salary? To hear Bill Schlough, the CIO of the San Francisco Giants tell it, the answer is a definite yes.
Last winter, the team migrated to a new $1 million-plus VoIP telecommunications system from ShoreTel for its ballpark, AT&T Park, abandoning its legacy system, which–ironically–was provided by AT&T. According to Schlough, the old system cost $490,000 annually, while the new setup for the 457 phones at the ballpark run the team just $135,000 a year.
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May 11th, 2009 | Filed under
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ShoreTel in TMCnet: ShoreTel 9 Addresses the Larger Enterprise, Enhances Personalized Communications
TelecomTactics Takeaway: ShoreTel, Inc. continues to enhance its unified communications products, announcing a new global release, ShoreTel 9, at the recent VoiceCon Orlando event where the company won the Best in VoiceCon Award for the third year in a row. With a focus on large enterprise solutions and personalized communications, ShoreTel 9 represents the third major upgrade in less than one year and introduces new features and functionality that improve call continuity (geographic redundancy) and enhance an individual’s ability to communicate quickly and effectively (GPS location-based routing, Announced Find Me, Personalized Call Handling and more).
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“The Future of Semiconductor Is In Biology, Silicon Valley Pioneer Predicts�
Post: Computer History Museum News: Jay Last is one of the traitorous eight who left Shockley Semiconductor to create Fairchild Semiconductor and the first ever integrated circuit
What will the next 50-years bring to the semiconductor industry?
Well, hard to find a better person to answer that question than Jay Last, one of the responsible for the past 50-years of semiconductor innovation.
By Jean Baptiste-Su
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May 11th, 2009 | Filed under
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“The integrated circuit turns 50�
Computer History Museum News: On Friday the IEEE unveiled a plaque commemorating the 50th anniversary of the first practical IC, which was created at Fairchild’s original building at 844 Charleston Road in Mountain View (it’s just off San Antonio Road near 101). The plaque was unveiled by Margaret Abe-Koga, the mayor of Mountain View who wasn’t even born back then.
The story of the founding of Fairchild is pretty well known. Shockley invented the transistor at Bell Labs in New Jersey (for which he eventually won the Nobel prize in physics) and then moved to California to commercialize it. This was truly the founding of Silicon Valley.
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May 10th, 2009 | Filed under
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“The integrated circuit turns 50�
Computer History Museum News: Friday night in Mountain View, CA hundreds of people gathered at the Computer History Museum to honor the birthday of the integrated circuit, an event which has transformed society.
The birthday party was for the IC itself, for the men that attended its birth, and for the changes that it has made in our society during the last fifty years. The evening was opened by museum CEO John Hollar, speaking about the impact of the integrated circuit. Hollar said, “It became the electronics technology through which we have created our contemporary digital world. It is indispensable to modern life.�
By Michael W. Jones
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“Toasting the birthday of the integrated circuit�
Computer History Museum News: Like any good 50th birthday party, Friday night’s soiree included wine, hors d’oeuvres, and a gathering of old friends toasting a half century of fond memories and achievements. But as the event wore on at the Computer History Museum here, it became clear that with a birthday of this magnitude, it was hard to overstate the impact of the integrated circuit not just on the technology industry, but on modern society.
It was in 1959 that the men of Fairchild Semiconductor first created the planar integrated circuit. On Friday, two of the most famous surviving men of that team, Gordon Moore and Jay Last, were feted by 400 friends, former colleagues, and fans for their roles in creating the modern structure of the integrated circuit that today powers everything from the pocket-size iPhone to Google’s giant server farms.
By Erica Ogg
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The theory of simplicity
Simplicity. Leonardo da Vinci described it as “the ultimate sophistication�, while Albert Einstein said “everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler�. More recently, we have been urged to adopt the “kiss� principle – “keep it simple, stupid�.
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May 7th, 2009 | Filed under
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Chordiant featured in Information Management: “Product Spotlight – May 7, 2009â€?
Chordiant Software, Inc. announced general availability of the Chordiant Connector for IBM WebSphere Process Server, a new linkage intended to help customers improve the process of managing customer conversations as a larger business process.
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