Client Coverage
December 22nd, 2009

JDSU featured in Silicon Valley Business Journal: “JDS Uniphase plays role in ‘Avatar’ movie”

JDSU News: JDS Uniphase Corp., a communications equipment maker headquartered in Milpitas, is playing a major role in the James Cameron’s new “Avatar” move that made $77 million in its opening weekend.

Avatar marks the first worldwide use of JDSU’s optical coating technology, which is also used for lighting at concerts and on laptops and LCD TVs to prevent glare and overheating.

By Tierney Plumb

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December 22nd, 2009

JDSU featured in Lightwave Online: “JDSU plans coherent detection offering for 40G”

JDSU News: You can add JDSU to the list of companies that believe dual polarization quadrature phase-shift keying (DP-QPSK) with coherent detection has a play at 40 Gbps as well as 100 Gbps. And unlike its current approach to 40G, the company plans to address this next generation with a homegrown offering.

By Stephen Hardy

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December 22nd, 2009

Chordiant Software featured in TechDecisions: “Who’s There? Customer Service Steps to Forefront”

Chordiant Software News: The rock band The Who is known for asking the musical question: “Who Are You?” But it is the insurance industry (and fans of the TV show CSI) that often echoes lead singer Roger Daltrey’s next line, “I really want to know.”

So, how well do insurers know the people buying their policies? Not as well as they would like, as evidenced by the increasing amount of money being spent on customer service solutions.

By Robert Regis Hyle

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December 22nd, 2009

Fujitsu America featured in CRN: “The Best Products of 2009”

Fujitsu America News: Notebook: Fujitsu Lifebook T4410

We’ve liked Fujitsu’s tablet PC notebooks for a few years, but the addition and integration of Windows 7 into its lineup makes it a new weapon for information technology.

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December 22nd, 2009

Fujitsu America featured in TMCnet: “Fujitsu’s Service Offerings Now Listed on Salesforce.com AppExchange”

Fujitsu America News: Fujitsu has reportedly announced that its application development and integration service offerings are now listed on the Force.com’s marketplace for cloud computing applications and services, AppExchange, at www.salesforce.com/appexchange.

By Jayashree Adkoli

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December 22nd, 2009

Fujitsu America featured in ITChannelPlanet: “Fujitsu Rolls Out New Cloud Services for Enterprises and Developers”

Fujitsu America News: Fujitsu America Inc. said it will offer services to help large companies move existing multi-platform and multi-vendor mission critical systems to enterprise clouds, adding on to an initiative the company earlier triggered in Japan and EMEA.

By D.H. Kass

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December 21st, 2009

Flexera featured in InfoWorld: Are your software licenses keeping up with the times? Probably not — and that can cost you big time

Call it a license to steal.

Software licensing agreements have always been rife with pitfalls. And the rise of virtualization, subscription-based pricing, and various open source models has made the software licensing game even more complex.

 By Dan Tynan

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Published by: Tina Salcedo on December 21st, 2009 | Filed under Eastwick Communications | Comment now »



December 20th, 2009

StrongMail featured in MediaPost: StrongMail Strengthens Social Media Offerings

StrongMail News: Silicon Valley email marketing firm StrongMail has acquired a small Indiana consultancy, in part to bolster its social media offerings and gain a foothold in the hospitality industry.

 

By David Goetzl

 

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Published by: Tina Salcedo on December 20th, 2009 | Filed under Eastwick Communications, Strongmail | Comment now »



December 17th, 2009

DotNetNuke co-founder joins Micorsoft’s CodePlex project

DotNetNuke Corp. News: DotNetNuke, the open source web content management project built on the .Net platform, announced this week that its co-founder and chief architect Shaun Walker will be joining the interim board of directors for the CodePlex project, an open source initiative sponsored by Microsoft. The CodePlex Foundation was founded and funded by Microsoft with 1 million dollars in seed money. Although Microsoft is behind the initiative, they claim that project will remain license and project agnostic.


Read more: http://www.fiercecontentmanagement.com/story/dotnetnuke-co-founder-joins-micorsofts-codeplex-project/2009-09-16#ixzz0ZiJegkTm

 

By Ron Miller

 

 

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Published by: Tina Salcedo on December 17th, 2009 | Filed under DotNetNuke, Eastwick Communications | Comment now »



December 15th, 2009

StrongMail featured in Target Marketing Magazine: Nuts & Bolts - Case Study : Mint.com Takes a Fresh Approach

StrongMail News: Mint.com, the site that helps people who are fanatical about tracking their money, is fanatical about tracking its marketing results. When Mint.com learned during the summer of 2009 that Redwood City, Calif.-based e-mail marketing software and services provider StrongMail Systems could handle that granular detail, using its e-mail-to-social networking tool, Influencer, the financial services company decided to go for it.

 

By Heather Fletcher

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Published by: Tina Salcedo on December 15th, 2009 | Filed under Strongmail | Comment now »