reQall has been named a TiE50 Winner, "http://www.tie50.net/TiE50Awards/2012Winners_List.asp" as a leader in entrepreneurship, innovation, and management excellence. The TiE50 awards will be presented at TiEcon, May 18-19, 2012, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA. The winners were chosen from over 2100 most promising startups of 2012, screened by an expert committee.
"http://www.tie.org" TiE is a global network dedicated to fostering entrepreneurs across its international network. Sponsored by top venture capital firms and Fortune 500 corporations, TiEs network has grown across 56 chapters in 13 countries, comprised of 1,800 experienced entrepreneurs and business executives as charter members and 12,000 aspiring entrepreneurs and professionals as members.
reQall's vision is to bring artificial intelligence-based, context-aware, proactive help to all smart devices. reQall's first product was a memory assistant. Drawing on that experience, the company has built a
Click Here: ► tinyurl.com When Cable Networks are Mostly Controlled, What Do You DO? Get Satellite Online TV. SatelliteDirect™'s software technology taps into more than 3500 TV channels worldwide right over the Internet. Now you can delight in more channels than your cable and satellite TV combined for a one-time fee less than one month of your monthly cable bill. You don't need a satellite dish, receiver or any other equipment to use our software. All you need is a computer and an internet connection. Simply download our software and you are ready to delight in over 3500 channels worldwide. ► tinyurl.com
Video Rating: 0 / 5
Technically, its a powerpoint presentation, not a whiteboard sketch, but here, Robert Webb, Principal Network Consultant at NetQoS, brings a small sample of the type of training he does for the NetAnalyst program in this case discussing the five different types of network delay. The video has been split into two parts of six minutes each in order to fit the entire thing on YouTube. The first part can be found at: www.youtube.com
Winchester, Hampshire, UK (PRWEB UK) 26 April 2012
Leading IT testing company JAR Technologies has appointed Winchester-based Nohau UK to distribute its network emulation product range throughout the UK and Ireland. JAR Technologies, based in Belfast, specialises in WAN emulation across the application development, testing and deployment phases. The Shamrock series of WAN emulators can accurately simulate all the real world conditions across IP networks from the safety, control and repeatability of a test environment. Nohau UK has an outstanding reputation and we look forward to working closely with them in the future. Over a period of many years Nohau UK have consistently demonstrated strong commitment to the quality assurance and networking industries commented Rick Hunter, CEO of JAR Technologies. The benefits delivered by our award winning solutions married with Nohaus extensive technical capabilities will ensure our customer needs are met and expectations exceeded.
Kevin Pope, General Manager of Nohau UK added Right now many of our customers, rather than adding new features, are focused on improving the quality of their products. The Shamrock range of Network Emulators enhances our existing portfolio of Quality Assurance tools and will help our datacom and telecom industry customers to improve the robustness of their products and reduce the cost of testing.
Customers of JAR Technologies use their emulators for a wide variety of purposes, such as the performance testing of software under realistic end-user network conditions early in the development lifecycle. The early identification of network related problems that would remain hidden until late in development (or worse, when released) significantly reduces costs and protects both professional and corporate reputations. Other uses include pre-deployment testing of new networked technologies, WAN acceleration vendor evaluation and distress-shooting under exact replicas of end user networks.
All models can emulate any type of IP network (satellite, wireless, terrestrial etc.) at test lab accuracy. Customers can restrict bandwidth, inject jitter, delay, drop and a wide range of other WAN impairments to accurately model the exact network conditions required.
The Shamrock series provides multiple independent emulation links that can be tailored to users exact requirements through a simple drag and drop graphical interface. Open XML protocol ensures full integration with automated testing. Application performance can be examined via a real time reporting suite, traffic analysers, traffic record/playback and advanced filtering.
Shamrock 100/2
The Shamrock 100/2 unit provides precision emulation for users who require up to 100Mb of throughput (bi-directionally) for their emulations. Ideal for individual developers and testers, the 100/2 is a 2U rack mountable unit that is easily embedded in testing environments and comes pre-loaded with wizards and network maps so emulation can be undertaken in minutes.
Shamrock 1000 Series
The Shamrock 1,000 series of WAN emulators provide up to 1 Gbps throughput with either 2 or 4 network ports. Their precision hardware and advanced feature sets ensure pinpoint accuracy of emulation and total control over your scenarios parameters. Both models can impair traffic sent across them at full line rate, allowing users to emulate a wide variety of WANs under the realistic conditions known, expected or captured on the target network.
Shamrock 10000 Series
The Shamrock 10,000 series of WAN emulators provide 10 Gbps interfaces with either 2 or 4 network ports to emulate high throughput connections on your LAN. Up to 20 independent emulations can be performed with powerful filtering including IP, VLAN, MPLS etc. available to direct traffic as required. The 10,000 series can be shipped with lower throughput levels for customers who need integration with 10 Gbps interfaces, but who would not need the full line rate available. The 10,000 series is often most applicable to large scale IT implementations, such as data centre relocations, significant networked technology upgrades and so on.
Links:
The Shamrock network WAN emulationRange
The Shamrock 100/2 Network WAN Emulator
The Shamrock 1,000 Network WAN Emulator
The Shamrock 10,000 Network WAN Emulator
Winchester, Hampshire, UK (PRWEB UK) 26 April 2012 
