The News Review:
- Fortify Software Comes Out Champion in Bloor’s Analyst Report
- SplendidCRM Software Releases Enterprise 3.0 with a New Workflow …
- The iPhone 2.2 software update a hands-on report
- Continuous Computing to Provide Trillium Femtocell Access Point …
- Research and Markets: Software as a Service Human Resource …
- Toshiba Inducted into Software Product Line Hall of Fame at …
- Cross-Platform Solution from Pagico Software Keeps Track of All …
Fortify Software Comes Out Champion in Bloor’s Analyst Report
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Further analyst Nigel Stanley placed Fortifyin the ideal position within the Bloor Bullseye. Finally Fortify was alsorecognized this year as “Rising Star” in Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 programfor Silicon Valley. Nigel Stanley Bloor analyst and author of the report explains thatFortify’s “‘champion’ rating indicates an established vendor with a leadingmarket presence. By contrast an ‘innovator’ is a vendor with a highly ratedproduct with increasing market share and a ‘challenger’ is an up and comingvendor in this market space. Closer to the centre of the bullseye target isbetter.
SplendidCRM Software Releases Enterprise 3.0 with a New Workflow …
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About SplendidCRM Software Inc. Founded in 2005 SplendidCRM Software provides a Microsoft-centric open-source Customer Relationship Management (CRM) application that unlike most open-source solutions built for a Linux environment enables users to leverage their existing Microsoft infrastructure. The company is located in the Research Triangle of Raleigh North Carolina and is privately held. To learn more about SplendidCRM email sales@splendidcrm. com or visit.
The iPhone 2.2 software update a hands-on report
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html” >my WTF report (for “where’s the feature” of course) on the iPhone 3G with version 2. 1 software Apple released the 2.
Continuous Computing to Provide Trillium Femtocell Access Point …
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Lee president and chief executive officer of C&S Microwave. “We have long followed Continuous Computing’s leadership in the wireless industry and believe the company’s proven 3G High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) performance and its planned reference implementation for Long Term Evolution (LTE) femtocells will help us quickly gain momentum in this exciting market. “We are delighted that C&S Microwave has chosen Trillium software and Trillium Professional Services to expedite and differentiate its entry into the femtocell base station market” said Mike Dagenais president and chief executive officer of Continuous Computing. “We look forward to assisting C&S Microwave in rapidly expanding its product portfolio and continuing to bring market-driven revenue-generating solutions to the global wireless telecom market. The Trillium Femtocell software solution currently supports 3G HSPA while an aggressive roadmap includes support and availability of an LTE femtocell reference implementation. The Trillium FAP reference implementation is pre-integrated with picoChip’s PC202 femtocell reference board and baseband software and key features include: — Performance-optimized software with minimized memory footprint — Out-of-the-box support for voice video and high-speed data — Pre-tested solution verified with multiple User Equipment (UE) devices Continuous Computing is an active member of the Femto Forum a non-profit organization committed to the standardization and adoption of femtocell technology as well as a participant in 3GPP activities. The company’s participation validates its expertise in femtocell network architecture and demonstrates support for the development of interoperable femtocell products.
Research and Markets: Software as a Service Human Resource …
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researchandmarkets. Human resources management – or human capital management to use the trendier term – was one of the first markets addressed by software-as-a-service (SaaS) providers but for various reasons it never drew as much attention as SaaS customer relationship management (CRM). However today SaaS HR offerings are growing in both number and sophistication and the category is gaining more prominence. In a tough economy and amid heightened competition companies should examine these offerings for their potential to reduce costs and provide strategic advantage by improving workforce hiring retention performance and satisfaction. Key Topics Covered: Executive summary In a nutshell Key messages Background CRM has so far held the SaaS limelight Forces driving growth in SaaS HR Pressures on several types General IT drivers HR-specific drivers The HR umbrella is widening Talent management is a key new focus SaaS HR vendors proliferate Offerings vary widely Core SaaS HR capabilities HR also a component of SaaS ERP Key decisions Integrated or standalone? Are you ready for SaaS? For more information visit. researchandmarkets.
Toshiba Inducted into Software Product Line Hall of Fame at …
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Toshiba was elected for its Electric Power Generation Plant Monitoring and Control Systems a family of products that delivers time-tested reliable operation of thermal and nuclear power plants. Toshiba is a leading manufacturer of thermal nuclear and hydroelectric power equipment and systems and of renewable energy equipment. It supports these systems with highly versatile electric power generation plant monitoring and control (EPG M&C) that combines non-variable software components with variable software dedicated to particular plant types. Induction into the Software Product Line Hall of Fame represents world-class recognition of the design concept execution and operating efficiency of Toshiba’s EPG M&C software and architecture.
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Cross-Platform Solution from Pagico Software Keeps Track of All …
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today announcedthe completion of the new Pagico v3. 2 software products that are designed toboost productivity by helping users keep track of all tasks projects andcontact relationships. This solution is ideal for people who need to deal withall kinds of information every day. The new version is available for Windowsand Mac systems with upcoming Linux support in a few weeks.