Global WSN Industry Analysis by GBI Research Recently Published at MarketPublishers.com

London, UK (PRWEB) March 07, 2012

Wireless sensor network (WSN) is a wireless network consisting of spatially distributed autonomous devices using sensors to cooperatively monitor physical or environmental conditions, such as temperature, sound, vibration, pressure, motion or pollutants, at different locations. The development of new technologies is moving WSN into new areas of application. Bluetooth low energy, ZigBee green power, Wi-Fi direct and EnOcean technologies will drive growth into such areas as medical devices, healthcare, automotives, energy efficient buildings, sports and agriculture.

New research report Wireless Sensor Networks Market to 2016 – Energy Harvesting Techniques to Create New Opportunities developed by GBI Research has been recently published by Market Publishers Ltd.

Report Details:

Title: Wireless Sensor Networks Market to 2016 – Energy Harvesting Techniques to Create New Opportunities

Published: March, 2012

Pages: 57

Price: US$ 3,500

http://marketpublishers.com/report/technologies_electronics/semiconductors/wireless_sensor_networks_market_to_2016_energy_harvesting_techniques_to_create_new_opportunities.html

The research report provides in-depth analysis of the market opportunities in the global wireless sensor networks industry.

Report Scope:

Global WSN Industry Analysis by GBI Research Recently Published at MarketPublishers.com

AppliedSensor Inc. CEO Thomas Aiken to Present New Research on Rapid Detection of Gas Emissions from Lithium ION Cells at 2012 SAE World Congress

Warren, NJ (PRWEB) April 24, 2012

AppliedSensor, a designer and manufacturer of chemical sensor components, today announced that AppliedSensor Inc. CEO Thomas Aiken will present new research data on battery cell emissions monitoring at the Society for Automotive Engineers (SAE) World Congress, April 25, 2012 in Detroit, Michigan. Aikens presentation will address the question of whether gas emissions from lithium ion cells can be detected rapidly enough to represent a new tool for pack diagnostics and safety. The findings will present OEMs with a solution to support continued development of electric vehicles. SAE attendees will include more than 10,000 international engineers, academics, government officials and others from the automotive engineering sector.

Our goal is to continue supporting future endeavors in automotive technology. To do this, we need to remain a step ahead of our customers to determine what they need to get to the next level. As pioneers in gas sensor technology, this presentation is an opportunity for attendees to gain some insight about the most recent work weve done to ensure lithium ion batteries are a safe, effective solution for electric vehicles, said Aiken.

AppliedSensor tested three types of automotive sensors (volatile organics and hydrogen) under nail penetration, overcharge and short-circuit stress parameters in a controlled test environment. Data concluded that volatile organic compound (VOC) and hydrogen sensors rapidly detect flammable gases emitted from lithium ion cells. Other findings include:

Gas is detected prior to temperature increase
Gas is detected prior to combustion
Sensors withstand high pressure and temperature of combustion

Aiken will be available on the exhibit floor from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. on April 26 for an extended, informal discussion of his presentation. During the three-day event, attendees will have access to the latest technical knowledge, peer-to-peer networking, management programs and an innovators-only exhibition.

About AppliedSensor

Relying on 25 years of research and development, AppliedSensor designs and manufactures chemical sensor systems for a broad range of applications, including intelligent indoor air quality (iAQ) monitors for building automation, in-cabin air quality monitors for passenger vehicles and hydrogen leak sensors for fuel cell vehicles. AppliedSensor has offices in Warren, New Jersey and Reutlingen, Germany. Additional information is available at http://www.appliedsensor.com.

Contacts:

Thomas Aiken, AppliedSensor: tom(dot)aiken(at)appliedsensor(dot)com, 9082221477

Mar Junge, c3PR: mar(at)c3pr(dot)com, 4087308506, mobile 4082190101

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Sonasoft & Osterman Research Publish White Paper on Why Email Archiving is a Critical Best Practice

San Jose, CA (PRWEB) February 1, 2011

Sonasoft Inc., an emerging leading provider of fully integrated and automated solutions for email archiving, disaster recovery, and exchange backup / recovery solutions along with Osterman Research a market research and consulting firm, announced today that it is making available its white paper, Why Email Archiving is a Critical Best Practice.

The research addresses the issues related to email archiving adoption today. It also answers critical questions like: Why is archiving is a critical best practice for any organization? Is archiving riskier than deleting all content and does it create additional storage problems? Can regular backups be an important best practice substitute for archiving?; while giving a brief overview of how Sonasofts email archiving solutions can help resolve these issues.

According to Michael D. Osterman, President Osterman Research, Inc. and author of this whitepaper, Email archiving can have a positive impact on virtually every individual and function within an organization:

It can dramatically lower the time and cost of responding to a regulatory audit or an e-discovery request, thereby reducing legal fees and the time required to respond to inquiries.
It can more reliably preserve business records because it takes the decision out of the hands of individual users, and it reduces the likelihood of accidentally deleting important content that should be preserved for long periods.
It can reduce the amount of storage on email servers, allowing them to run more efficiently and reliably with shorter backup windows and shorter restoration periods.
It can allow end users to access their own older email content instead of requesting assistance from IT, allowing the latter to work more efficiently.
It can assist with migrations from one version of an email system to another, making the entire process of migration faster and more efficient.

On why should people be downloading this report, Osterman adds, Email archiving is both a business and a technical decision. Line-of-business decision makers should read the paper to understand the business and legal benefits of archiving, while IT decision makers need to understand that archiving is not just another system to manage, but instead one that can save them time and money, and can make other parts of the IT infrastructure operate more efficiently.

Topics covered in the white paper include:

What prevents archiving adoption today?
Why do you need to archive email?
Key issues to consider when selecting an email archiving solution
Understanding the consequences of not archiving
How to establish mail and other content retention policies
Calculating long-term archiving requirements
Deploying a solution for long-term

If you would like to download a copy of the white paper, please visit:

http://www.sonasoft.com/resources/white-papers/

About Sonasoft

Sonasoft is a privately held developer and provider of Archiving and Business Continuity Software on the Microsoft Windows platform specifically for the Small to Medium Businesses. The companys products provide separate business continuity applications that can become a server agnostic fully integrated solution that includes Backup, Disaster Recovery, Replication, Email Archiving and management. Founded in 2003, the company is headquartered in San Jose, CA.

About Osterman Research

Osterman Research helps vendors, IT departments and other organizations make better decisions through the acquisition and application of relevant, accurate and timely data on markets, market trends, products and technologies. The research firm helps vendors of technology-oriented products and services to understand the needs of their current and prospective customers. It achieves this by continually gathering information from IT decision-makers and end-users of information technology.

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EMCO Software Reports Results of its Latest Enterprise PC Power Management Research

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) May 31, 2012

EMCO Software, a leading provider of power management software for networks, has announced results of the corporate power management research conducted by the company among its customers. The research participants included organizations and companies using the latest version of EMCO Remote Shutdown for automation of PC power management across local networks. The purpose of this research was to learn more about the approaches to power management used by companies and to access the efficiency of the employed software power management solutions.

According to the research results, 65% of network administrators and IT professionals reported that they use standard power-saving features provided by the operation systems, such as switching computers into the sleep mode after some time of inactivity. However, only 30% of the administrators using those features believe that they can be effectively used in large network environments.

“The reason why standard power-saving technologies, which are quite effective for personal use, don’t work in corporate environments is that those technologies weren’t designed for corporate usage. It’s hard to manage power profiles on multiple PCs, and chances are high that the centrally configured settings will be changed by users. Under a typical scenario, users change the standard Windows power settings to be able to access their PCs remotely after hours. This can be avoided by using PC Power Management solutions that manage all computers from a central location”, Thorarinn Oskarsson, CEO at EMCO Software, says.

EMCO Software has evaluated the savings achieved by its customers using EMCO Remote Shutdown 5. This shutdown and Wake-on-LAN software allows turning on and off network computers remotely on schedule so as to turn off unused PCs and cut power costs. EMCO customers estimate their savings at about 40% of their previous PC power costs. Roughly, it equals to about 400 kWh per PC per year or $ 40 per PC per year according to the current power prices. The actual savings depend on the company size and are usually higher for large companies having a significant number of PCs. Also, the savings depend on the type of computers used by the company. With desktops, the savings are usually about 20% higher than with laptops, because desktop computers and their monitors consume more power than laptops.

“These results correlate well with the industry standards for PC power management tools. Using these results, companies and organizations can estimate their savings when they consider using a power management solution in their offices. PC power management solutions deliver a fast return on investment with no impact on functionality because they simply save energy that is wasted”, Thorarinn Oskarsson, CEO at EMCO Software, says.

EMCO Software customers who participated in the research use the latest version of the EMCO Remote Shutdown software for PC power management. This software can run on the Windows platform starting from Windows XP through the latest Windows x86 and x64 desktop and server platforms. A time-limited evaluation version of EMCO Remote Shutdown can be downloaded without registration at http://emcosoftware.com/remote-shutdown and http://remote-shutdown.net/. The license price depends on the number of PCs to be managed and starts at $ 99 for 25 PCs. A license that allows managing an unlimited number of PCs in one company/organization location costs $ 389.

About EMCO Software

EMCO Software is a provider of integrated software solutions that help organizations to reinvent approaches to their computer networks management. EMCO Software award-winning products enable organizations to manage their IT environments remotely and automate network administration procedures, including network inventory, software deployment, power management, and network and security control. Founded in 2001, EMCO Software is headquartered in Reykjavik, Iceland, with operations around the globe. Today, more than 20,000 organizations in 85 countries, including Fortune 100 and Fortune 500 companies, trust EMCO Software products. For more information, visit http://emcosoftware.com.

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Telehomecare Research Project Launched

Schaumburg, IL and Toronto, ON (PRWEB) June 05, 2012

ParaMed and CellTrak announce their support for an important new industry research project integrating the University Health Networks (UHN) telemonitoring system with the CellTrak system. This system provides home healthcare nurses with up-to-date client information for visits and timely intervention in case of deteriorating health.

The research will be conducted over the next two years through financial contributions from the National Science and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) Strategic Research Network in Healthcare Support through Information Technology Enhancements (hSITE).

During the first year of the multi-year project, the existing remote client monitoring system will be adapted for use by home healthcare nurses. The second year will be devoted to piloting the resulting system with ParaMed nurses.

ParaMed has deployed the CellTrak system, which provides encrypted transfer of data between the point-of-care and the backend servers. CellTraks patented software-as-a-service solutions run on GPS-enabled mobile devices via a homecare technology platform which automates workflow and reduces cost. In particular, time and attendance, mileage records, travel times, visit times, care plans, and client information can be transferred. CellTrak enables communication between the home healthcare nurses and their local offices. ParaMed home healthcare nurses currently use BlackBerry mobile smart phone devices for CellTrak, which are compatible with an existing UHN telemonitoring system.

The new mobile telemonitoring system for chronic disease management has been developed at the Centre for Global eHealth Innovation, Techna Institute, University Health Network (UHN). The system was designed as a cost-effective tool to enhance client self-care and clinical management for various chronic diseases, including heart failure, hypertension, and diabetes.

Weve shown effectiveness of telemonitoring in acute care and primary care settings, but we are looking at new models of care centered in homecare in this study, says Dr. Joseph Cafazzo, Lead, Centre for Global eHealth Innovation, University Health Network.

Various client parameters (i.e. weight, blood pressure, symptoms, blood glucose, ECG) are sent with the use of wireless medical devices to a BlackBerry mobile phone. The BlackBerry then automatically sends the information to data servers. An appropriate message or instruction is sent back to the client, and necessary alerts are sent to a clinicians mobile phone. The efficacy of the telemonitoring system has been evaluated through randomized controlled trials in clinics and family physician practices, but its application for use by home healthcare nurses has not been explored.

CellTrak eliminates inefficient, error-prone paper-based reporting processes, and provides automated patient specific care plans and visit records. Combined with GPS mileage monitoring and automated visit verification CellTrak automates workflow, improves compliance, reduces costs and helps you improve outcomes at the point of care. This innovative approach to mobile health applications opens up a broad range of point of care solutions.

About University Health Network

University Health Network consists of Toronto General Hospital, Toronto Western Hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital and Toronto Rehabilitation Institute. The scope of research and complexity of cases at University Health Network has made it a national and international source for discovery, education and patient care. It has the largest hospital-based research program in Canada, with major research in cardiology, transplantation, neurosciences, oncology, surgical innovation, infectious diseases, genomic medicine and rehabilitation medicine. University Health Network is a research hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto. http://www.uhn.ca/applications/iNews/default.aspx. Techna, an institute of UHN in partnership with the University of Toronto, is designed to shorten the time interval from technology discovery and development to application for the benefit of patients and the health care system. http://www.technainstitute.com

About ParaMed

ParaMed Home Health Care is a division of Extendicare (Canada) Inc., and was founded in 1974 and is a leading home care provider in Canada providing nursing, home support and therapy services for clients and families living in the community. With over 4,500 staff ParaMed is focused on creating “extraordinary experiences with incredible people”. For more information please visit: http://www.paramed.com

About CellTrak Technologies

Founded in 2006, CellTrak Technologies, Inc. is the leading provider of integrated mobile solutions for the home healthcare, hospice, and private duty markets. Our patented software-as-a-service solutions run on GPS-enabled mobile devices via a homecare technology platform which automates workflow and reduces cost. Data is transmitted wirelessly to an internet site making the data available real time and secure instantaneous integration is provided to the back-end clinical systems and the payer networks. Home Healthcare Workers have delivered millions of successful visits via CellTrak. For more information please visit: http://www.celltrak.com

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Dynamics AX Managed Services Company, OneNeck, Signs Contract with Leading Research Laboratory Organization

Scottsdale, AZ (PRWEB) June 15, 2011

Dynamics AX managed services company, OneNeck, announced today it has entered into a three-year managed services contract with The Jackson Laboratory. Under the terms of the contract, OneNeck will provide remote management of their Microsoft Dynamics AX environment, including application administration and database administration. In addition, OneNeck will provide third party support for several other applications in their AX environment.

Located in Bar Harbor, Maine and Sacramento, California, The Jackson Laboratorys work includes genetic research, scientific services and education to laboratories around the world. As is the case with many organizations today, it was difficult for them to develop or attract the Dynamics AX talent needed to manage their ERP environment. The partnership with OneNeck provides them with highly skilled AX resources, while improving system performance and availability without having to hire additional IT staff.

With OneNecks expertise in Microsoft Dynamics AX, we can offer our employees the environment and resources they rely on to continue our life saving work without interruption, stated Dianne Pacheco, Associate Director of IT Infrastructure. OneNeck has become an invaluable extension of our IT department and has helped streamline our IT processes to allow for focus on important research initiatives.

The Jackson Laboratorys selection of our Dynamics AX managed services highlights OneNecks deep understanding of managing AX and running complex enterprise applications, commented Chuck Vermillion, OneNeck CEO. It is this understanding that allows us to fully address the needs of our customers and provide them with industry leading service and support.

About The Jackson Laboratory:

The Jackson Laboratory is an independent, nonprofit organization focusing on mammalian genetics research to advance human health. Their mission is to discover the genetic basis for preventing, treating and curing human disease, and to enable research for the global biomedical community. http://www.jax.org

About OneNeck IT Services:

OneNeck IT Services Corporation is a global leader for hosted application management, managed hosting, cloud services and infrastructure services. OneNeck supports a variety of enterprise applications, including ERP systems such as Oracle, Baan, JD Edwards, and Microsoft Dynamics AX. Our comprehensive portfolio offering includes application, database and network management, data center management, disaster recovery, virtual machine management, managed backup and storage and 24/7 customer support. OneNeck’s global solutions enable customers to improve system performance and leverage their enterprise applications to deliver measurable business benefits. For additional information, visit the OneNeck IT Services home page at http://www.OneNeck.com.

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Infonetics Research Report on DDoS Solutions Identifies Arbor Networks As Global Leader in Carrier, Enterprise, Mobile and Government Markets

Chelmsford, MA (PRWEB) July 17, 2012

Arbor Networks Inc., a leading provider of network security and management solutions for enterprise and service provider networks, was cited in a new report by Infonetics Research as the global market leader for DDoS prevention in the Carrier, Enterprise, Mobile and Government markets. Infonetics DDoS Prevention Appliances Report also named Arbor Networks number one in global market share with nearly 60 percent of total DDoS prevention appliance revenue.

Without a doubt, the number-one driver for the DDoS prevention market is the attacks themselves. The threat landscape is getting bigger, more complex, and scarier at an alarming rate, said Jeff Wilson, principal analyst for security at Infonetics Research. Arbor is the clear leader in this market, and has maintained dominant market share for years.

Arbors leadership position across all segments of the DDoS market speaks to the team we have. They are incredibly smart and driven people who are passionate about solving critical issues for our customers, starting with the challenge of maintaining network availability itself, said Arbor Networks President Colin Doherty. Arbor is best known on the DDoS issue for our decade of service provider experience. It is rewarding to see our market leadership in enterprise, mobile and government recognized as well.

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Independent Research Firm Unveils New Study that Identifies Data Center-to-Data Center WAN Connectivity as a Major Impediment for Big Data Deployments

San Jose, CA (PRWEB) December 13, 2011

Infineta Systems, the first and only provider of WAN optimization systems for Big Traffic workflows, today released the findings of a new research report that examines the intersection of Big Data and the enterprise WAN. Conducted by Infineta in collaboration with Internet Research Group (IRG), an independent analysis and research firm, the report looks in-depth at large organizations leveraging Big Data to make better business decisions, and identifies several emerging trends that are poised to become barriers to the adoption of Big Data technologies. Drawing on real-world customer use cases and extensive customer surveys, the research also validates that the WAN is a critical component of a distributed Big Data strategy and that breakthrough WAN optimization technologies are essential for the enterprise to fully harness the power and promise of Big Data.

Prior to this study, there was very little insight into the ability of existing WAN infrastructure to sustain the runaway growth of Big Data, stated Raj Kanaya, CEO and co-founder of Infineta Systems. Our collaborative research effort with IRG provides solid insights into the intersection of Big Data and the WAN, and how enterprises need to plan for and equip their infrastructure so they see material business benefits of Big Data sooner.

Big Data is the newest driver behind Big Traffic workflows traversing enterprise networks and refers to data sets that are not well suited for traditional storage or analytics systems. An estimated 80-90% of Big Data is comprised of semi- or unstructured data, unlike the structured data found in conventional data sets. In addition, Big Data is characterized by aggregate volumes in the 100s of terabytes to petabytes of distributed data. Indeed, mission-critical data sets are doubling or tripling in size every two years on average, with Gartner forecasting that enterprise data will grow approximately 800% by 2015.

Why Big Data Matters

Big Data heralds enormous change and untapped value for the enterprise, as new technologies emerge to handle Big Data analysis, presentation, management, and distribution. Key drivers behind these technologies include:

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Cloud Backup Gaining Momentum as Info-Tech Research Group Predicts a Cumulonimbus Future for Storage

London, ON (PRWEB) July 31, 2012

London, ON, July 31, 2012 A 100% increase in the proportion of buyers looking at cloud replication has the cloud firmly planting its feet into the future of backup, according to Info-Tech Research Group. A Cloud Backup Gateway Vendor Landscape report, published by Info-Tech Research Group, ranked CTERA as the Champion in a market thats predicted to grow significantly.

Though on-site disk is currently still the go- to backup target for most, we see major growth in cloud storage, said John Sloan, Lead Research Analyst for Info-Tech Research Group. Through our research, we found that cloud storage for backup and disaster recovery was the most popular use case among Cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service implementers. Cloud backup remains a small but growing area of backup architecture. Onsite disk backup targets remain the dominant area of investment for most enterprises looking at new backup architectures, and tape targets have been making a bit of a comeback. However, Info-Tech has seen a 100% increase in the proportion of buyers looking at cloud replication.

As the lone Champion in the report, CTERAs cloud backup gateway solution is tailored for SMEs and remote/branch offices. The ability to specifically choose backup parameters to better suit individual organization needs and consumer-type sharing features also gained the company the Trend Setter award. Propelled by customer feedback, CTERAs portal drives ease of storage and backup management across multiple locations.

TwinStrata was awarded the Best Overall Value award for having a solution with a wide breadth of features at a competitive price point. Ranking as an Innovator in the report, TwinStratas enhanced ecosystem allows for a wider span of services with better delivery. Founded in 2007, TwinStrata just released its cloud backup solution in 2010 but has been able to support and promote the offering through its international reach.

For the full list of Info-Tech Research Groups recommendations for selecting a Cloud Backup Gateways Vendor, visit: http://www.infotech.com/research/ss/it-vendor-landscape-cloud-backup

Info-Tech Research Group Vendor Landscape reports recognize outstanding vendors in the technology marketplace. Assessing vendors by the strength of their offering and their strategy for the enterprise, Info-Tech Research Group Vendor Landscapes pay tribute to the contribution of exceptional vendors in a particular category.

About Info-Tech Research Group

With a paid membership of over 25,000 members worldwide, Info-Tech Research Group (http://www.infotech.com) is the global leader in providing tactical, practical Information Technology research and analysis. Info-Tech Research Group has a fourteen-year history of delivering quality research and is North America’s fastest growing full-service IT analyst firm.

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New Research Suggests That Most Cloud Storage Firms Not Prepared For Data Recovery Disasters

Denver, Colorado (PRWEB) August 30, 2012

eProvided flash drive data recovery discusses cloud storage and the need for USB drive recovery on cloud backup storage technology. With so many options of cloud-data-backup and storage it’s easy to forget all the dangers of not properly backing up data which could result in the need for flash drive data recovery. Although cloud storage is fairly secure, there’s always a chance that a piece of hardware (e.g. HDD or SSD) could malfunction, fail and require advanced forms of NAND recovery or memory stick recovery.

According to a recent survey from virtual-strategy.com (August 14, 2012), when surveying a group of 360 cloud storage service providers and enterprises, only 33% have NAND or flash drive data recovery plans in place. That means that 67% of cloud storage firms do not have a plan in place for protecting client data from requiring a memory stick recovery service or data recovery services. Yes, cloud storage is becoming the fastest and most convenient way of storing data, but as we can see, even cloud servers are not USB drive recovery proof. So far, 26% of virtual environment type data storage firms have reported some type of data loss where a flash drive data recovery service would need to be utilized. Think your data is safe? Think again. Memory stick recovery service needs are at an all time high (eProvided).

So, lets say that some type of a data disaster was to happen, what to do then? There are countless data recovery firms competing for your business, but one name that stands above them all is eProvided.com. eProvided USB drive recovery company is at the forefront of flash drive data recovery services. Countless articles have been written by this data recovery expert on the future of NAND flash USB drive recovery and data storage.

So whats next on tap in the data storage or memory stick recovery world? eProvided USB drive recovery services stands by the claim that everything’s slowly moving towards a NAND based storage platform. What this means is that the regular HDD type of storage days may be numbered (techcentral.co.za). SSD’s and flash type media are here to stay and will become the predominant way of storing data. High speed/capacity SSD’s and NAND chips are already powering some cloud servers, and this is just the start (stormondemand.com).

eProvided, a NAND flash recovery expert focusing strictly on NAND recovery as well as memory stick recovery states that NAND flash is the way of the future. Any type of USB drive recovery services such as flash drive data recovery and the advanced recovery techniques of memory stick recovery have been perfected by eProvided. This USB drive recovery firm is currently taking on data recovery partners at their Colorado based headquarters.

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XSolutions Article: Google Power Tips For Business Research

Pomona, New York (PRWEB) October 31, 2012

XSolutions Consulting Services LLC has written an article showing business owners and executives how to use Boolean Logic and Google operators in conjunction with keyword terms to find detailed, specific information.

The article, Google Power Tips For Business Research, defines Boolean Logic and operators, lists Googles rules for effective searches, discusses advanced search techniques including filters and includes a detailed table of Google Search Operators. The table shows how to use each operator, making it a handy guide for anyone searching the internet.

Although the article was written with business owners and executives in mind, it is a great tool for everyone who wants to find information on the internet.

Most people enter a few keywords into Google and stop there, says Joseph Imperato Sr., Managing Partner at XSolutions. They dont realize that with a little basic information, they can search the net like pros.

About XSolutions Consulting Services LLC

XSolutions is a full service IT Company located in Rockland County, New York specializing in providing Managed IT Services, Web Design and Custom Software Development. XSolutions has extensive experience in the installation and maintenance of Microsoft products such as MS Server, MS Small Business Server, and MS Office products. Through their partnership with Microsoft, XSolutions is able to bring clients the latest in high-value software to help them compete in a constantly changing business environment. XSolutions’ range of services include Managed IT Services, Web Design and Hosting, Cloud and Hosted Services, Microsoft SharePoint installations, Backup and Disaster Recovery, Custom Software Development, and general IT Consulting. XSolutions also issues an informative newsletter, The Letter X, providing feature articles addressing current computing issues. For more information visit XSolutions website or call 845-362-9675.

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Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) December 18, 2012 With an objective to offer the most comprehensive research covering the market for Cloud and related opportunities, ReportsnReports.com offers research reports that address competitive analysis, market opportunities in various industry verticals, cloud applications and solutions, the future of the Cloud, and more. Key cloud impact areas covered include but not limited to: Cloud Solutions and Opportunities, Cloud and Commerce, Content, and Applications; Cloud and Broadband including 4G and Beyond; Cloud and Small and Medium Business (SMB); Cloud and Content Delivery Networks (CDN); Cloud Telephony and impact on Incumbents; Cloud Convergence with Social and Local; Cloud and Machine-to-Machine (M2M); Cloud and Next Generation Networks; Hardware, Software, Professional Services; Primary, Backup & Cloud Storage Solutions; Hybrid Mobile Cloud (HMC) Computing; Cloud Backend-as-a-service (BaaS)/ Mobile BaaS (MBaaS) and more. Emergence of innovative storage technologies such as inline data deduplication, inline compression, WAN optimization, cloud based security solutions and storage gateways are pushing the growth of the Cloud Storage Market. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are rapidly adopting cloud based storage services to reduce cost and IT complexity compared to large enterprises, thereby pushing the market growth. The small and medium business segments are the major adopter of cloud storage services and this trend is expected to continue for next few years. Hybrid Mobile Cloud (HMC) computing represents a system in which a local, native mobile application with a great user interface, is married with cloud computing to provide an intelligent and scalable solution that is better than either native mobile app alone or an HTML5-only cloud computing application. This research defines the roles of mobile and cloud computing in the enterprise today and provides a vision for how HMC computing will develop into a new paradigm that will become dominant within the next few years. Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications has brought the concept of connected devices to a whole new level, targeting virtual every sphere of human endeavor including government, defense, healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, retail, smartgrid, extraction industries, and more. Analysis of Cloud Market: Solutions, Storage, Computing, Telephony, Apps and More in New Research Reports at ReportsnReports.com

Dallas, Texas (PRWEB) December 18, 2012

With an objective to offer the most comprehensive research covering the market for Cloud and related opportunities, ReportsnReports.com offers research reports that address competitive analysis, market opportunities in various industry verticals, cloud applications and solutions, the future of the Cloud, and more.

Key cloud impact areas covered include but not limited to: Cloud Solutions and Opportunities, Cloud and Commerce, Content, and Applications; Cloud and Broadband including 4G and Beyond; Cloud and Small and Medium Business (SMB); Cloud and Content Delivery Networks (CDN); Cloud Telephony and impact on Incumbents; Cloud Convergence with Social and Local; Cloud and Machine-to-Machine (M2M); Cloud and Next Generation Networks; Hardware, Software, Professional Services; Primary, Backup & Cloud Storage Solutions; Hybrid Mobile Cloud (HMC) Computing; Cloud Backend-as-a-service (BaaS)/ Mobile BaaS (MBaaS) and more.

Emergence of innovative storage technologies such as inline data deduplication, inline compression, WAN optimization, cloud based security solutions and storage gateways are pushing the growth of the Cloud Storage Market. Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are rapidly adopting cloud based storage services to reduce cost and IT complexity compared to large enterprises, thereby pushing the market growth. The small and medium business segments are the major adopter of cloud storage services and this trend is expected to continue for next few years.

Hybrid Mobile Cloud (HMC) computing represents a system in which a local, native mobile application with a great user interface, is married with cloud computing to provide an intelligent and scalable solution that is better than either native mobile app alone or an HTML5-only cloud computing application. This research defines the roles of mobile and cloud computing in the enterprise today and provides a vision for how HMC computing will develop into a new paradigm that will become dominant within the next few years.

Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications has brought the concept of connected devices to a whole new level, targeting virtual every sphere of human endeavor including government, defense, healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, retail, smartgrid, extraction industries, and more.

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Opus Research Issues "5 Tips to Survive the 'BYOD' Era" to Promote Network Quality, Integrity and Security on Enterprise Networks

San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) January 07, 2013

Opus Research, the leading IT analyst firm focusing on Conversational Commerce, has just issued a brief report entitled 5 Rules for Survival in the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Era. It is a quick reference guide identifying five major considerations that business enterprises must take into account to maintain network quality, integrity and security while accommodating the onslaught of personal mobile devices. The report is made available on a complimentary basis by Empirix.

BYOD is here to stay for one simple reason, report author Dan Miller, Sr. Analyst at Opus Research, explains. Employees dont think that going to work should be a downgrade from the tools and devices they use at home to get things done.

Recent studies by IT vendors like Cisco show that over 85% of global corporations with more than 1000 employees already offer varying level of support for employees who use their own smartphones, tablets or laptops into the workplace. Their challenge is to provide secure, reliable and capacious access to the companys wireless network. It is a daunting task made necessary by the advent of an even broader variety of intelligent wireless devices, including Ultrabooks, Chromebooks, e-readers and mini tablets.

Employees at all levels expect high-quality communications while working, no matter what the device, connection or application, said Tim Moynihan, Vice President of Marketing at Empirix. Technicians in the IT and Networking departments now must manage tremendous traffic loads with unpredictable usage spikes, all while trying to ensure that important real-time communications such as phone calls, customer chat sessions or video conferences, are kept free from static, echo or delays.

To help IT professionals cope, Opus Research offers Five to Survive and Thrive, meaning 5 rules to help IT organizations prepare for the flood of new devices, applications and traffic levels that come in the wake of the holiday season. It starts with acceptance of the consumerization of IT and preparation of data processing and management resources to detect impending faults and predict usage trends in order to keep the networks working flawlessly.

Employees expect the network to flat out work, Miller notes. Network assurance takes on new meaning when thousands of employees are using dozens of different devices and hundreds of applications to get their work done.

The brief report is made available free of charge by Empirix through its Web site or through Opus Researchs Web site.

About Empirix: Empirix is the recognized leader in end-to-end network performance visibility. We help service providers, mobile operators, contact centers and businesses master the complexities of transforming and managing networks to enhance customer experience and create profits. The company is uniquely able to provide a complete understanding of how customers experience voice, video and data applications in a single solution optimized for troubleshooting and in-depth service analysis. Through testing, monitoring, analytics and intelligence, Empirix helps companies around the world realize the full value of their technology investments. For further information, please visit http://www.empirix.com.

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About Opus Research: Opus Research is the leading IT industry analyst firm focused on conversational commerce: merging automated speech processing technologies, contact center automation, enterprise collaboration and mobile commerce. For additional information about Opus Researchs coverage of voice biometrics visit http://opusresearch.net

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