Nashua, NH (PRWEB) March 13, 2012
HiSoftware today announced a new partnership with Cable&Wireless Worldwide (C&W Worldwide). The partnership will make the companys content-aware compliance and security solution, HiSoftware Compliance Sheriff
Boulder, CO (PRWEB) April 18, 2011
ProStor Systems, the leader in enterprise-class removable disk storage systems for business backup, archiving, and retention management, today announced the availability of the InfiniVault
Bangkok, Thailand (PRWEB) May 16, 2012
Science Alerts is a Sciences Social Network to discover and share scholarly content in in the basic and applied sciences of agriculture, biology, environment, forestry, geography and health. Up to now, 18,986 members have signed up and have actively contributed 1,078,966 articles to the site. Due to public demand the site now accepts submissions with multilingual content. This allows science articles authored in languages other than English to be submitted, accepted and included. The publishers expect a large number of submissions in French, Spanish, Chinese, Portuguese and German to be soon featured on the site.
One of Science Alerts’s major sections is the Health Sciences Category which covers the effects of disease and medical treatment on the overall condition of organisms. It currently contains 319,875 stories partly selected from 2,148 scholarly geography sciences journals. This category also provides an Health Sciences RSS feed which is one of the best and most popular ways of staying up to date with the latest news in this science discipline. One of the latest articles evaluates the relative suitability of plasma and serum for blood glucose determination. The authors compared fluoride plasma and Ethylene Diamine Tetra Acetic acid (EDTA) plasma with the serum of the same patient. Although serum gave lower values than fluoride plasma, serum may be used for blood glucose determination with only a small error. They conclude that blood glucose should be determined within as short a time as possible after drawing the blood. Another article highlights a token reinforcement program which was introduced in a residential therapeutic community for drug and alcohol rehabilitation. The authors conclude that a token reinforcement program can be an effective and acceptable means of improving behavior within a therapeutic community framework.
Science Alerts’s review process is partly automated and partly manual to rigorously ensure that only relevant content is featured on the site. Since new science content is discovered in real-time, the delay between original publication and appearance at Science Alerts is usually only minutes. Science Alerts includes a search feature to retrieve specific titles or keywords from its’ large database. In addition, it suggests up to ten related articles for each article selected. The site also maintains the new Twitter account @Science_Alerts.
Bangkok, Thailand (PRWEB) June 21, 2012
ScienceAlerts.com is an Agricultural Sciences Social Network to discover and share scholarly content in in the basic and applied sciences of agriculture, biology, environment, forestry, geography and health. Up to now, 18,871 members have signed up and have actively contributed 1,142,673 articles to the site. The latest additions to the site are aggregated on the frontpage as well as in an ScienceAlerts RSS Feed. The new Agricultural Sciences category currently features 88,628 stories exclusively selected from 218 scientific geography publishing sources.
ScienceAlerts.com’s Agricultural Sciences Category covers the cultivation and production of crops, raising of livestock, and postharvest processing of natural products. It currently contains 88,628 stories selected from 218 scholarly agricultural sciences journals. This category also provides an Agricultural Sciences RSS feed which is one of the best and most popular ways of staying up to date with the latest news in this science discipline. One of the latest articles assesses soil structure in the transition layer between topsoil and subsoil using the profil cultural method. The authors’ results show that the classification of cracking and the quantification of the number of earthworm burrows per square meter can explain observed root development in subsoil. They also observed that cracking and biological activity are closely related to root density in subsoil. The category also features an article which shows that ammonium enhances resistance to salinity stress in citrus plants. The author’s results suggest that NH4+ treatments induce a mild stress condition that primes the citrange Carrizo defense response by stress imprinting and confers protection against subsequent salt stress.
ScienceAlerts.com’s review process is partly automated and partly manual to rigorously ensure that only relevant content is featured on the site. Since new science content is discovered in real-time, the delay between original publication and appearance at ScienceAlerts.com is usually only minutes. ScienceAlerts.com includes a search feature to retrieve specific titles or keywords from its’ large database. In addition, it suggests up to ten related articles for each article selected. The site also maintains the new Twitter account @Science_Alerts.
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Bad Honnef, Germany (PRWEB) June 27, 2012
ScienceAlerts.com is an Biological Sciences Social Network to discover and share scholarly content in in the basic and applied sciences of agriculture, biology, environment, forestry, geography and health. Up to now, 19,836 members have signed up and have actively contributed 920,225 articles to the site. The latest additions to the site are aggregated on the frontpage as well as in an ScienceAlerts RSS Feed. The new Biological Sciences category currently features 383,937 stories exclusively selected from 997 scientific biology publishing sources.
ScienceAlerts.com’s Biological Sciences Category covers life and living organisms, including their structure, function, growth, origin, genetics, and distribution. It currently contains 383,937 stories selected from 997 scholarly biological sciences journals. This category also provides an Biological Sciences RSS feed which is one of the best and most popular ways of staying up to date with the latest news in this science discipline. One of the latest articles assesses testing four candidate barcoding markers in temperate woody bamboos (Poaceae: Bambusoideae). The authors’ study is a first attempt to test the feasibility of four proposed DNA barcoding markers (matK, rbcL, trnH-psbA and ITS) in identifying 27 species of the temperate woody bamboos, i.e., Arundinarieae. They suggest that the combination of rbcL+ITS, which had the highest species identification power among all combinations, could be used as a potential DNA barcode in temperate woody bamboos. The category also features an article which predicts toxicity of the biofuel candidate 2,5-dimethylfuran in environmental and biological systems. 2,5-dimethylfuran (DMF) is a leading biofuel candidate, but was found to induce chromosomal damage in cultured murine cells, suggesting that it may be genotoxic. The authors consequently sought to prioritize the environmental and biological impacts of using DMF as a combustible biofuel. Although their results were inadequate for a stand-alone risk assessment of having associations with tumors and systemic diseases, the data suggest that DMF combustion intermediates pose a much broader range of hazards than DMF itself.
ScienceAlerts.com’s review process is partly automated and partly manual to rigorously ensure that only relevant content is featured on the site. Since new science content is discovered in real-time, the delay between original publication and appearance at ScienceAlerts.com is usually only minutes. ScienceAlerts.com includes a search feature to retrieve specific titles or keywords from its’ large database. In addition, it suggests up to ten related articles for each article selected. The site also maintains the new Twitter account @Science_Alerts.
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Bad Honnef, Germany (PRWEB) July 04, 2012
ScienceAlerts.com is an Environmental Sciences Social Network to discover and share scholarly content in in the basic and applied sciences of agriculture, biology, environment, forestry, geography and health. Up to now, 19,235 members have signed up and have actively contributed 926,769 articles to the site. The latest additions to the site are aggregated on the frontpage as well as in an ScienceAlerts RSS Feed. The new Environmental Sciences category currently features 27,323 stories exclusively selected from 154 scientific biology publishing sources.
ScienceAlerts.com’s Environmental Sciences Category covers the external physical conditions affecting growth, development, and survival of organisms, and their management. It currently contains 27,323 stories selected from 154 scholarly environment sciences journals. This category also provides an Environmental Sciences RSS feed which is one of the best and most popular ways of staying up to date with the latest news in this science discipline. One of the latest articles compares the performance of anaerobic reactors for treatment of sago industry wastewater. Sago effluents from cassava starch production pose a serious threat to the environment and quality of life in rural areas of India. According the the article’s authors, anaerobic digestion has proved to be an effective method of treating the sago industry wastewater with simultaneous production of energy in the form of methane. Another newly included article presents a case study on conservation of socioculturally important local crop biodiversity in the Oromia region of Ethiopia. The authors surveyed diversity in a range of local crops in the Lume and Gimbichu districts of Ethiopia, combined with the knowledge of local people regarding crop uses, socio-economic importance, conservation, management and existing threats. Introduction of improved wheat varieties, pest infestation, shortage of land, low yield performance and climate variability were identified as the principal factors contributing to the loss or decline of crop biodiversity in this region of Ethiopia. The category also features an article which analyzes the relationship between a firms greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and its profitability in Japanese manufacturing. The authors conclude that although ISO 141 adoption is generally considered to be an indicator of a firms stance on environmental proactiveness, it does not provide a sufficient incentive to reduce emissions.
ScienceAlerts.com’s review process is partly automated and partly manual to rigorously ensure that only relevant content is featured on the site. Since new science content is discovered in real-time, the delay between original publication and appearance at ScienceAlerts.com is usually only minutes. ScienceAlerts.com includes a search feature to retrieve specific titles or keywords from its’ large database. In addition, it suggests up to ten related articles for each article selected. The site also maintains the new Twitter account @Science_Alerts.
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Bad Honnef, Germany (PRWEB) July 25, 2012
ScienceAlerts.com is an Forestry Sciences Social Network to discover and share scholarly content in in the basic and applied sciences of agriculture, biology, environment, forestry, geography and health. Up to now, 19,853 members have signed up and have actively contributed 955,361 posts to the site. The latest additions to the site are aggregated on the frontpage as well as in an ScienceAlerts RSS Feed. The new Forestry Sciences category currently features 12,013 stories exclusively selected from 29 scientific forestry publishing sources.
ScienceAlerts.com’s Forestry Sciences Category covers the cultivation, maintenance, and development of forests. It currently contains 12,013 stories selected from 29 scholarly forestry sciences journals. This category also provides a Forestry Sciences RSS feed which is one of the best and most popular ways of staying up to date with the latest news in this science discipline. One of the latest articles investigates the genetic variation in seedlings of two Turkish Abies species. Seedling mortality was higher in Trojan fir (Abies equi-trojani) compared to Turkish fir (Abies bornmuelleriana) and mortality in both species varied by geographic origin, decreasing from west to east. Terminal and lateral branch bud break were also under strong genetic control. encouraging ongoing tree improvement efforts in North America and Europe to develop planting stock for the Christmas tree industry. Another newly included article presents results of a meta-analysis of consumer’s willingness-to-pay (WTP) premiums for certified wood products. These indicate that frequently purchased wood products and wood products with lower base prices tend to capture higher percentage premiums and that reported WTP estimates have, consequently, increased in recent years. The category also features an article analyzing actors’ power and interests affecting biodiversity in community forestry in Namibia. Following analysis of the biodiversity of 14 community forests in Namibia, the authors of this article conclude that biodiversity in community forestry depends on the interests of powerful actors who use their power to achieve a positive outcome for biodiversity.
ScienceAlerts.com’s review process is partly automated and partly manual to rigorously ensure that only relevant content is featured on the site. Since new science content is discovered in real-time, the delay between original publication and appearance at ScienceAlerts.com is usually only minutes. ScienceAlerts.com includes a search feature to retrieve specific titles or keywords from its’ database. In addition, it suggests up to ten related articles for each article selected. The site also maintains the new Twitter account @Science_Alerts.
Bad Honnef, Germany (PRWEB) August 02, 2012
ScienceAlerts.com is an Geography Sciences Social Network to discover and share scholarly content in in the basic and applied sciences of agriculture, biology, environment, forestry, geography and health. Up to now, 20,951 members have signed up and have actively contributed 963,157 posts to the site. The latest additions to the site are aggregated on the frontpage as well as in a ScienceAlerts RSS Feed. The new Geography Sciences category currently features 66,773 stories exclusively selected from 424 scientific geography publishing sources.
ScienceAlerts.com’s Geography Sciences Category covers the physical characteristics of the earth including its surface features, and the distribution of life on earth. It currently contains 66,773 stories selected from 424 scholarly geography sciences journals. This category also provides a Geography Sciences RSS feed which is one of the best and most popular ways of staying up to date with the latest news in this science discipline. One of the latest articles incorporates spatial dynamics and temporal dependency in land use change models. It formulates an empirical discrete land use model within a spatially explicit economic structural framework for land use change decisions, using the City of Austin parcel-level land use database. The estimation results indicate that proximity to highways and other roadways, distance from floodplains, parcel location in the context of existing development, and distance from schools are important determinants of land use. The authors suggest that major highways may not only physically partition regions, but may also act as social barriers for didactic interactions among individuals. Another newly included article investigates factors governing the distribution and fish-community associations of the round goby (Neogobius melanostomus) in Michigan tributaries of the Laurentian Great Lakes. Round goby sites were larger, had lower channel slopes, less large wood, and less canopy cover than round non-gobyt sites, suggesting that these attributes may promote round goby establishment. The authors’ results indicate that round goby are widespread in eastern Michigan tributaries to the Great Lakes, present in streams with a range of physical habitat characteristics, and that this presence is associated with certain fish species. Mottled sculpin, cyprinids, brook stickleback, white sucker and rainbow trout were associated with goby absence while centrarchids, percids, yellow bullhead, and mud minnow were associated round goby presence. The category also features an article analyzing the 3-D lithospheric structure and regional/residual Bouguer anomalies in the ArabiaEurasia collision (Iran). The authors’ results indicate that Moho depth varies from 42 km at the MesopotamianPersian Gulf foreland basin to 6 km below the High Zagros. The lithosphere is thicker beneath the foreland basin (2 km) and thinner underneath the High Zagros and Central Iran (14 km).
ScienceAlerts.com’s review process is partly automated and partly manual to rigorously ensure that only relevant content is featured on the site. Since new science content is discovered in real-time, the delay between original publication and appearance at ScienceAlerts.com is usually only minutes. ScienceAlerts.com includes a search feature to retrieve specific titles or keywords from its’ database. In addition, it suggests up to ten related articles for each article selected. The site also maintains the new Twitter account @Science_Alerts.
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) August 22, 2012
Hearsay Social, provider of social sales and marketing software for the enterprise, and Distribion, Inc., a leading provider of on demand, Web-based multi-channel marketing automation software, today announced a partnership to help top companies distribute powerful sales and marketing content in industries such as financial services and insurance.
The Distribion marketing automation solution provides corporate marketers and local sales agents within regulated industries an effortless way to access an on-demand, Web-based platform that generates branded, pre-approved, compliant-controlled marketing content that can be leveraged and distributed over multiple channels. As part of its new partnership with Hearsay Social, Distribion is enabling marketers to gain additional insight from campaign content published to social networks like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Google+, and foursquare.
We chose to partner with Hearsay Social because it is leading the way in providing social sales and marketing success for the insurance and financial services industries, said Tim Storer, CEO of Distribion. Elegantly integrated into our platform, Hearsay Social will empower our clients to improve their own customer reach and increase revenue through social media.
In addition to integrating with Distribions own solution, Hearsay Social will likewise be adding Distribion as a content partner for Hearsay Social Content Exchange, a content curation platform that allows marketers and salespeople to easily discover, curate, and post engaging updates to their profiles across all the major social networks. Distribion is the latest partner to join in supporting the Hearsay Social Content Exchange, which already includes premium content from media leaders Demand Media, Tribune Media Services, and Thomson Reuters.
We are excited to be partnering with Distribion to make it even easier for multichannel marketers to connect with their audiences on social media, said Hearsay Social CEO, Clara Shih. Distribion, along with our other Content Exchange partners, is leading the way in helping us power the insurance and financial services industries on social.
About the Hearsay Social Platform
For enterprises with large sales organizations or store networks, Hearsay Socials social sales and marketing software will enable your salespeople to increase revenue using social media by acquiring and continuously engaging customers on social platforms. Hearsay Social is the only software that increases revenue, referrals, and renewals by transforming the entire enterprise into a social business, including sales, marketing, compliance, and HR.
Hearsay Social Sales Module for easy social media page and profile management for non-technical sales users, one-click publishing of content and campaigns provided by corporate marketing teams, and intuitive personal analytics.
Hearsay Social Marketing Module for the sophisticated needs of social media marketing teams. Manage hundreds of corporate social media pages and review thousands of sales-managed pages. Easily manage thousands of apps and posts per day and suggest engaging content to employees, stores, or branches. Now including Content Exchange to discover, curate, and share content from content partners.
Hearsay Social Compliance Module for FINRA/SEC compliant infraction monitoring, capturing, archiving, and Rogue Page Finder.
Hearsay Social Enterprise IT Module including single sign-on (SSO), LDAP directory integration, and integration with CA Siteminder and HP Autonomy to deliver security, compliance, ease of use, and scale.
About Hearsay Social
The worlds largest companies, including Northwestern Mutual, Thrivent Financial, Farmers Group, and 24 Hour Fitness, use Hearsay Socials award-winning technology platform to achieve regulatory compliance, build stronger customer relationships, and bolster their brand across all the major social networks, including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, and foursquare. Hearsay Social, a SIFMA strategic partner, has raised $ 21M from Sequoia Capital, NEA, and top executives from Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Google, and YouTube, and is headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices in New York and Ohio.
Hearsay Social Blog: hearsaysocial.com/blog
Facebook: facebook.com/hearsaysocial
Twitter: @HearsaySocial
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/hearsay-social
Google+: plus.google.com/106448408037721525562
About Distribion
Distribion offers the only proven marketing automation and sales enablement solution built for marketing organizations in regulated industries. Distribion’s on-demand, web-based, marketing platform allows users to generate branded, pre-approved materials, and distribute marketing campaigns across multiple distribution channels at once with the click of a button. Companies who use the Distribion approach to marketing automation are able to gain a competitive edge and sell more. Distribion is proud to be a 2012 Strategic Partner of LIMRA, the leading global insurance marketing and research association.
Bad Honnef, Germany (PRWEB) September 03, 2012
ScienceAlerts.com is an Health Sciences Social Network to discover and share scholarly content in in the basic and applied sciences of agriculture, biology, environment, forestry, geography and health. Up to now, 21,171 members have signed up and have actively contributed 1,007,529 posts to the site. The latest additions to the site are aggregated on the frontpage as well as in a ScienceAlerts RSS Feed. The new Health Sciences category currently features 413,908 posts exclusively selected from 3,504 scientific health publishing sources.
ScienceAlerts.com’s Health Sciences Category covers the effects of disease and medical treatment on the overall condition of organisms. It currently contains 413,908 posts selected from 3,504 scholarly health sciences journals. This category also provides a Health Sciences RSS feed which is one of the best and most popular ways of staying up to date with the latest news in this science discipline. One of the latest articles presents a multilevel analysis identifying the socioeconomic status and tobacco consumption among adolescents in Argentina. Students attending schools receiving social assistance were more likely to smoke and to purchase loose cigarettes, whereas school poverty was significantly associated with secondhand smoke exposure. Unfavorable contextual school characteristics are associated with tobacco consumption and related measures among youth in Argentina. Another article on tobacco use highlights smokeless tobacco and its relation to panic disorder, major depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder in American Indians. Although approximately 30% of American Indian tribal members were lifetime users of smokeless tobacco, the association with lifetime psychiatric disorders was not as strong as those observed with cigarette smoking. The category also features an article on how exposure to acute electromagnetic radiation of mobile phone alters transiently skin homeostasis. The authors investigated the effects of mobile phone exposure on a model of pigmented skin. Their results indicate that exposure to 900 MHz frequency induces a transient alteration of epidermal homoeostasis, which may alter the protective capacity of the skin against external factors.
ScienceAlerts.com’s review process is partly automated and partly manual to rigorously ensure that only relevant content is featured on the site. Since new science content is discovered in real-time, the delay between original publication and appearance at ScienceAlerts.com is usually only minutes. ScienceAlerts.com includes a search feature to retrieve specific titles or keywords from its’ database. In addition, it suggests up to ten related articles for each article selected. The site also maintains the new Twitter account @Science_Alerts.
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Dallas, TX (PRWEB) September 04, 2012
M-Files Inc., the developer of M-Files flexible cloud, on-premise, and hybrid enterprise content management (ECM) solutions, today announced that M-Files 9.0 features advanced support for customer deployments with multiple document repositories, also known as vaults.
With the enhanced interaction and cooperation between multiple document repositories, M-Files 9.0 empowers businesses with the flexibility to organize documents and other content along geographic or functional boundaries for maximum responsiveness and efficiency.
“M-Files 9.0 dramatically expands the options businesses have to organize and manage their important documents, information and processes,” said Greg Milliken, president of M-Files Inc. “Data and processes can be efficiently segmented by function, geography, line of business — literally along any organizational boundary. It can reside in the public cloud or a private cloud, or it can be on-premise, or any mixture of all of them, and the user interface and experience is identical.”
Robust Replication Capabilities for Demanding Enterprise Environments
The new replication capabilities featured in M-Files 9.0 ensure that, when needed, information stored in separate repositories can be quickly and easily located and accessed across the organization in a unified and seamless manner. The result is more efficient searches, better performance, fast disaster recovery and greater scalability, especially in larger, more demanding enterprise environments. The new replication capabilities in M-Files 9.0 enable a variety of use cases, including:
Cloud-based backup of an on-premise repository, or vice versa, (i.e., on-premise back-up of a cloud-based repository), which provides robust and instantaneous disaster recovery.
Replication of data between two or more sites, such as a corporate entity and its subsidiaries, or a business with distributed sales offices or retail outlets.
Publishing of select content from a corporate on-premise repository to a cloud-based project vault accessible by external partners, vendors or clients. In this scenario, a business can efficiently provide clients and partners with up-to-date price lists, product descriptions, brochures, and other material from the publishing vault at all times, while still maintaining a tightly controlled central document repository. Replication is metadata-driven enabling specification of dynamic replication rules, such as replication of all approved price lists to the publishing vault.
Moving content and information from an active repository to an archive repository for long-term retention. This example addresses demanding records management requirements, as well as those associated with regulatory or quality compliance.
Collecting information from multiple distributed repositories to one centralized enterprise repository. This use case is common in master data management (MDM) and environments with multiple contractors, vendors or partners working on separate but related systems or projects.
“M-Files employs a unique metadata-driven architecture that transcends antiquated folder-based approaches and is based on the notion that classifying information by what it is, rather than where it is stored, is fundamentally superior,” continued Milliken. “The replication and archiving capabilities in M-Files 9.0 are no exception. Instead of replicating all content to multiple repositories, customers can easily configure replication rules based on metadata, or tags, so only certain types of information and content is replicated according to the needs of the business, such as backup and disaster recovery, long-term archiving, publishing, and improved performance and scalability in large and/or distributed organizations.”
“We work in close cooperation with another company with whom we share certain parts (but not all) of our business. We need to share documents related to the shared business, but not other files,” said Karl Lausten, Owner of Bright Ideas, and an M-Files customer. “With the ability for multiple document vaults to interact and cooperate in M-Files 9.0, we can set up one shared vault — and then let the system replicate relevant documents into the shared vault — while still having our other documents reside in our main central vault, which is not shared. The other company can then access only the specific documents that have been classified as ‘common.’”
In addition to advanced support for multiple document and content vault deployments, M-Files 9.0 offers a variety of new features and enhancements related to mobile access, search, paper document capture and OCR, publishing and collaboration, ease of use and more. The beta version of M-Files 9.0 is currently available, with the official launch scheduled for late September 2012.
About M-Files Inc.
M-Files Inc. develops the award-winning M-Files enterprise content management (ECM) system and cloud-based service M-Files Cloud Vault that runs on the Windows Azure platform. M-Files is easy to deploy, learn and use, and has enabled thousands of businesses in over 90 countries make dramatic gains in efficiency and productivity by improving the way they organize and manage their business documents, information and processes. M-Files is available in 24 languages and is in use at customers such as AstraZeneca, EADS, Flybe Airlines and Parker Hannifin. For more information, visit us at http://www.m-files.com, the M-Files blog, and follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
(PRWEB) October 31, 2012
According to a new market research report, Global Content Delivery Networks (CDN) Market (Delivery Technologies, Hardware, Analytics, Monitoring, Encoding, Transparent Caching, DRM, CMS, OVP) Trends, Geographical Analysis & Worldwide Market Forecasts (2012 2017), published by MarketsandMarkets (http://www.marketsandmarkets.com), the total CDN market is expected to reach $ 7.4 billion by 2017 with a CAGR of 24.6%.
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Over the last decade, the internet had exhibit utmost growth and trend-change over use of online content. The ever-evolving internet has resulted in growing internet traffic, content richness and the network complexities to manage efficient content delivery to user. To counter these internet limitations and content delivery drawbacks, CDNs have evolved.
Content delivery networks have emerged as one of the most lucrative markets for the existing players as well as for new market players. Rapid explosion of web-based content mainly online music, online video, online transaction-based services have spurred the demand for CDNs. Online content is growing at a rapid rate from content provider businesses as well as from individuals who have started posting or uploading their content online to share with their peers. As the internet traffic load increases, it becomes difficult to manage this growth in traffic and provide quality of service to the end-user. Due to the increasing demand for quality of services, new players have entered into this market with their network optimization solutions. With this increase, competition has intensified. Content providers have to clearly differentiate their products among other CDN providers for achieving better adoption among users.
The global Content Delivery Network Market is expected to grow from $ 2.1 billion in 2011 to $ 7.4 billion by 2017, at estimated CAGR of 24.6% from 2012 to 2017.
North America commanded the largest share; i.e., 64.3% of the overall managed Content Delivery Networks Market in 2011 at $ 1.3 billion; and is expected to reach $ 4.6 billion by 2017, at a CAGR of 24.1% from 2012 to 2017.
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