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Mark Renshaw
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Bridget Cosgrave
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Technology Briefing
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Content by: Siamak Farah, Chief Executive Officer, InfoStreet
Software as a service (SaaS) has the capabilities of turning software into a service that can be used as desired without the burden of maintenance. Just like tap water and electricity, you can use SaaS as much as you need by just pointing your browser to a SaaS site.This article describes the business advantages to be gained by using this innovative advance in IT operations.
Media SpotlightMysteries of Reproducible Chip DesignAuthor: Dr. Gary Ray, Associate Technical Fellow, Phantom Works Corporate Research Division, Boeing
Content Provided by: Chip DesignCould you read a conference or journal paper describing a new chip design and--from that paper alone--be able to recreate that author's chip in hardware and verify all of the written performance claims? Does that sound possible or simply ridiculous? This article provides evidence to support such an approach.
Read full article »Web ProForumTutorials featuring the latest technical and business issuesThe immediate need of most service providers is to optimize the flows of information between their network and business-facing systems. An application services framework can meet this need by enabling fast-launch, cost-recoverable, novel application services residing in the public network. Definition and Overview Analyst CornerPerspectives from leading information industry experts
Service Orchestration, Service Brokers, and Policy Management Provide Promise for a Converged Services Architecture in the Telco Space The main goal of this paper is to make the case that, despite frequent and threatening signals that the telecommunications industry is on a collision course with the information technology (IT) industry, the potential for cooperation between those industries, with benefits for every segment of the market, is at least as great as the dangers seen on the horizon.Content by:
Michael Brenner, Chief Architect, Converged Services and Applications Standards, Alcatel-Lucent
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