WEB VIDEO EXTRA: Interview with Marc Weber, Computer History Museum
Computer History Museum News: Forty years ago the first data was sent between the first two nodes of the Internet’s predecessor, the ARPANET, charting a path that would change our lives forever. We talk with Marc Weber, founding curator of the Internet History Program, about this historic milestone. (Edited by Emmanuel Hapsis) With Marc Weber, Founding Curator of the Internet History Program.
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Alert: What’s Coming for Open Source CMS in November 2009
DotNetNuke Corp. News: In October, DotNetNuke (news, site) announced the winners of the First Annual OpenForce Community Choice Awards in the OpenForce Europe Division.
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In the briefing room: DotNetNuke
DotNetNuke Corp. News: Indeed, as content creation skyrockets and organizations increasingly need to offer robust Web sites and portals for both internal and external use, the options become dizzying. The ability to customize and develop channels such as Web sites, intranets, and community portals is increasingly attractive and necessary in a competitive market, no matter what business a company is in.
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Fujitsu America featured in Technology & Learning: “New Ultra Thin Notebooks Offer Touch Input, Flexibility�
Fujitsu America News: Fujitsu has expanded its line of LifeBook(R) laptops, launching new ultra-thin notebooks, multi touch convertible tablets and desktop alternatives designed for students, business travelers and consumers.
October 20, 2009
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Fujitsu America featured in Data Center Knowledge: “PG&E Incentives for Energy Star Servers�
Fujitsu America News: The government’s Energy Star for Enterprise Servers program offers a tool to help data center operators get the most bang for their kilowatts. Now California companies can make their server dollars go even farther, with the help of their local utility.
By Rich Miller October 16, 2009
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Fujitsu America featured in Investors.com: “Consumer Self-Service Checks In At Retail Stores, Airports, More�
Fujitsu America News: If you like self-service check-in kiosks at the airport and self-checkout registers at the grocery store, you’re in luck. More do-it-yourself technology is on the way.
By Patrick Seitz
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Fujitsu America featured in Business Solutions: “Q&A: Key Verticals For Mobile Computing�
Fujitsu America News: If you’re selling laptops as part of your mobility solutions, you’re probably always looking for new verticals to move into. But what about existing verticals? The SMB vertical has traditionally been a strong one for VARs, and healthcare has received a lot of press in the last couple years. And yet, with how deeply the economy has changed the world in which we do business, it’s possible what we held as truths for certain markets are no longer the reality. I recently spoke with two experts on mobile computing to find out what VARs need to know about the SMB and healthcare verticals today.
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ShoreTel in TMCnet: Idyllwild Arts Academy Cuts Phone Costs, Boosts Safety with ShoreTel UC Solutions
ShoreTel’s UC system can help schools reduce the number of phone lines and eliminate expensive charges to have consultants move, add, or change lines. Beyond cost savings, schools can also gain improved reliability and new communications capabilities to help teachers and staff work more efficiently.
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DotNetNuke Names European Winners of OpenForce Choice Award
DotNetNuke Corp. News: With the OpenForce Europe Conference set to take place next week in The Netherlands, the company behind DotNetNuke (www.dotnetnuke.com), the most popular web content management system and application development framework for building websites and online applications on Microsoft .NET, has announced Europe’s winners of the OpenForce Community Choice Awards.
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JDSU featured in Beyond Madison Avenue: “New Color Palette Engages Product Differentiation�
JDSU News: Many of you may have read Jack Trout’s book, Differentiate or Die, published in 2000, which is based on the premise that survival, from a business perspective, is ensuring you are distinguished from your competitors… Origination seems to be the strategy behind color-shifting paint, developed by JDSU and announced publicly yesterday.
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JDSU featured in Fibre2Fashion “JDSU introduces ChromaFlair Titanium series pigment�
JDSU News: JDSU launched its first titanium-based color shifting pigments, called the ChromaFlair Titanium Series pigment. The new series is specifically designed for brand owners in the consumer electronics, sporting goods, and luxury packaging markets to help differentiate products with eye catching effects that can help drive consumer acceptance of individual brands.
October 6, 2009
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JDSU featured in Semiconductor Today: “JDSU’s Q Series UV laser reaches milestone�
JDSU News: JDSU of Milpitas, CA, USA says it has now shipped more than one hundred Q Series UV lasers for the scribing of wafers used in the manufacturing of LEDs.
October 7, 2009
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Chordiant featured in CRM Directory: “New Chordiant Cx™ Solution Suite Empowers Companies to Alleviate Attrition, Increase Revenues and Optimize Customer Lifetime Value “
Chordiant News: First Chordiant Cx Solutions, Chordiant Cx Retention and Chordiant Cx Cross-sell/Up-sell, Deliver ROI in As Little As Two Months.
By Don Panek, October 06, 2009
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Chordiant featured in Trading Markets: “Chordiant releases new modules for its Cx suite to reduce customer attrition�
Chordiant News: Chordiant Software Inc (Nasdaq:CHRD), a provider of Customer Experience
solutions, today introduced its Chordiant Cx Solutions Suite designed to target common pain points associated with customer attrition, acquisition, profitability and risk.
October 6, 2009
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Chordiant featured in Investor Place: “Chordiant Software (CHRD) Set to Soar?�
Chordiant News: The easy money of the tech boom has made a lot of investors skeptical of investing in anything having to do with Silicon Valley. It was an era of “venture capital gone mad,” as the money guys just kept pouring cash into businesses that only had hopes and dreams — no real products, and certainly no real profits. Consequently, it was no real surprise when the dominoes began tumbling.
By Nancy Zambell, October 2, 2009
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Why Email No Longer Rules
Computer History Museum News: Email has had a good run as king of communications. But its reign is over. In its place, a new generation of services is starting to take hold—services like Twitter and Facebook and countless others vying for a piece of the new world. And just as email did more than a decade ago, this shift promises to profoundly rewrite the way we communicate—in ways we can only begin to imagine.
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Fujitsu America featured in Column 2: “Fujitsu process discovery case study #GartnerBPM�
Fujitsu America News: I first saw Fujitsu’s process discovery offering last year, and it looked pretty useful at the time, but it didn’t have much of a track record yet. Today’s session brought forward Greg Mueller of Electro Scientific Industries (ESI), a manufacturer of photonic and laser systems for microengineering applications, to talk about their successes with it.
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Fujitsu America featured in TabletPCReview.com: “Most Popular Tablet PCs of September 2009�
Fujitsu America News: Welcome to the September 2009 Most Popular Tablet PCs list. This report is made using the total page-views each product page receives in one month; so each time someone clicks one of the product links, they are submitting a vote in our monthly rankings. This list doesn’t always show which models are the best selling, but instead the models that readers want to research the most.
By Kevin O’Brien, 10/1/2009
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CMS Insights Wire: Publisher Opens Voting for 2009 Open Source CMS Award
DotNetNuke Corp. News: In an effort to create a fully integrated content distribution services platform, Shepherdsville, Kentucky-based printer Publishers Press has signed an OEM agreement with Atex Press to market the company’s Atex Text Mining engine and the Atex Polopoly Web content management system under a Software as a Service model to its publishing clients.
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Vyatta in Network World: Vyatta once again discounts to Cisco profit
Open-source thorn in giant’s sandal will slash prices to make up margin
Open-source networker Vyatta is once again offering discounts to customers based on Cisco’s make up margin — the percentage by which Cisco’s profit falls short of 100%. Since Cisco’s profit margin is usually in the mid-60s, Vyatta slashes the price of its appliances and subscriptions in the mid-30s.