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west Kingston, RI : APC, a global leader in integrated critical power and cooling services, recently expanded its Keyboard Video Mouse (KVM) Switch offerings to include four new switches. These switches include 16-Port and 32-Port analog and digital models that feature Virtual Media and support up to eight remote IP users.
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Global Lighting Technologies, Inc. : KEYBOARD BACKLIGHT REQUIRES LESS POWER; FEWER LEDs
Brecksville, OH :
Global Lighting Technologies (GLT), Inc. has introduced a new, thinner, LED-based backlight for use with desktop or notebook PC keyboards that provides excellent brightness and uniformity, along with the opportunity to utilize fewer LEDs, reducing the cost of the backlight.
The backlight design utilizes the company’s patented MicroLens™ light extraction technology and optical engineering expertise to extract more light from the backlight through to the keyboard, increasing brightness while sp
Glacier Computer, LLC : Rugged Ridgeline Tablet for Portable, Harsh Environment Applications
Amherst, NH :
Glacier Computer adds an XP-based rugged tablet, the Ridgeline, to its forklift and mobile line of industrial harsh environment computers.
The Ridgeline Tablet is a 10.4” rugged tablet with integrated touch screen interface.
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The Real Reasons Why ERP Systems Fail
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| The implementation and maintenance of large scale Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software can require a million, if not multi-million, dollar investment. Yet many companies invest in an ERP system without adhering to the same disciplines applied to other areas of their business.
Essential steps such as risk assessment, benefit analysis, performance objectives, and cash flows are typically discarded. In their place, expenditures are made based on naïve assumptions that the computer will magically transform a company into a paragon of efficiency. This misguided approach sets up a sequence of events that often leads to a failure of objectives. The resulting conclusion is that the ERP software was a bad investment decision.
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Companies can gain competitive advantage by re-evaluating software strategies
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| Almost every company employs software to automate certain processes or functions. But customising generic off-the-shelf software to meet specific corporate needs can be risky and expensive, according to Corporate software strategies: Maximising value, mitigating risk, a research study from the Economist Intelligence Unit, sponsored by Oracle. As a result, companies are turning to vendors to build industry-specific functions into the software they use, from promotions-management tools for the retail industry to diagnostic systems for health practitioners. These are areas that traditional enterprise software typically does not address. |
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ERP and PLM: Defining Their Roles and Creating a Collaborative Environment for Success
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| Manufacturers' business needs have changed significantly over the past several years, evolving the roles that technology plays within the manufacturing process. Two key technologies, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Product Life-cycle Management (PLM), have developed into critical success factors for manufacturers. Each technology brings unique value to the enterprise, and when combined, ERP and PLM provide a wholly collaborative environment that has a major impact on successful product development performance and the ability to maintain a competitive advantage. |
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Paul Whytock
Renesas Technology has entered into research collaboration with IMEC, Europe's independent nanoelectronics research centre. The joint venture will concentrate on developing 45nm RF tran...
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Jack Browne
During lunch recently in one of New York City's better seafood restaurants, the Oyster Bar, with several engineering-minded friends, the conversation inevitably shifted to the place of R...
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Jack Browne
CSR has launched RoadTunes, a Bluetooth-based, hands-free package for Personal Navigation Devices (PNDs) and in-car systems. The solution costs only $6 and is supported by a reference de...
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