FileTek Certifies High-Performance iQstor Storage Systems for Use with StorHouse

Rockville, MD (PRWEB) July 30, 2009

FileTek, Inc., a pioneer developer of high-volume data management and information governance solutions, today announced that it has certified storage systems from iQstor Networks, Inc. for use with its StorHouse data management and digital preservation solution. iQstor Networks is a market leader and provider of high-performance, intelligent, reliable, and affordable storage systems. FileTek takes a hardware-agnostic approach to storage management so that it can certify and use best-of-breed storage technology. This strategy enables StorHouse solutions to work within current customer system environments, architectures, and mission-critical applications. The benefit is a measurable, cost-correct ROI that dramatically preserves investments in existing technology and significantly reduces the total cost of data ownership. Integration of iQstor further establishes how easily FileTek can certify and incorporate new industry-leading storage technology to achieve this important goal.

StorHouse is a hardware agnostic solution capable of supporting a mix of traditional and alternative media types such as optical, tape, and disk. Customers can lower their overall cost of storage by configuring the appropriate media for their data based on compliance, retention, and/or performance requirements. StorHouse automatically manages information throughout the storage hierarchy, including maintaining multiple copies on mixed media types and migrating content across multiple media levels. In addition, StorHouse flexibility prevents technology obsolescence by accepting new storage devices and media types dynamically as they become available. Information on today’s StorHouse systems will remain retrievable and maintainable with tomorrow’s improved technology.

StorHouse applications include historical preservation implementations; persistent archives; relational database extension systems; full-file-format data availability and backup systems; and offsite, online, or on-shelf disaster recovery solutions. Since 1984, StorHouse has been installed in some of the most demanding commercial companies, prestigious educational institutions, and scientific and government agencies worldwide, where supported capacity configurations range from as little as 10 terabytes to multiple petabytes in size.

“StorHouse is a highly differentiated, flexible product that brings great value to customers, including ease of integration,” said Jason Lo, president and CEO of iQstor Networks. “iQstor’s high-performance and intelligent storage systems complement and fortify the automatically managed, multi-layered StorHouse architecture by providing fast access to very large amounts of structured data and unstructured fixed content. We look forward to many more StorHouse installations that use high-performance iQstor storage systems in the months to come.”

“Being hardware agnostic gives FileTek the flexibility to develop relationships with industry-leading storage providers such as iQstor Networks,” remarked Jim Ewing, Vice President of Development for FileTek. “It also enables our customers to choose the best available storage technologies. With this approach, FileTek and its customers can never be held hostage by hardware because StorHouse can transparently migrate data from aging storage devices and media types to newer, more improved options without disturbing normal system operations. This feat is one of the many traits that distinguish StorHouse from the competition.”

About FileTek:

FileTek, Inc. is a premier provider of large-scale data management and information governance solutions, enabling organizations, worldwide and across multiple industry segments, to efficiently manage, rapidly access, and effectively govern their ever-growing volume of enterprise data. Since 1984, FileTek has provided comprehensive, award-winning solutions to companies, prestigious educational institutions, scientific and government agencies worldwide. From our patented and innovative StorHouse

FileTek Certifies High-Performance iQstor Storage Systems for Use with StorHouse

RFID Systems in Postal & Courier Services Sector Discussed in New Report Published at MarketPublishers.com

London, UK (PRWEB) March 13, 2012

The global market for radio frequency identification (RFID) systems, including tags, in postal & courier sector will be worth USD 2.5 billion by 2018, with a potential to be much bigger in case current efforts to tag individual items gain widespread acceptance. In due course, more than one trillion postal items will be tagged every year, making this the worlds second largest application of RFID after the retail supply chain. Postal services ignoring this accelerating change will become uncompetitive and suppliers missing out are sure to regret it.

New research report RFID for Postal and Courier Services 2011-2021 worked out by IDTechEx has been recently published by Market Publishers Ltd.

Report Details:

Title: RFID for Postal and Courier Services 2011-2021

Published: September, 2010

Pages: 212

Price: US$ 2,895

http://marketpublishers.com/report/technologies_electronics/telecommunications/rfid_4_postal_n_courier_services_2011_2021.html

The study examines the rapid increase in use of RFID in the postal and courier services. It features granular ten-year forecasts along with a full explanation of the technologies, covers more than 40 cases studies of RFID in action at postal and courier services in North America, Europe, the Middle East and East Asia. Furthermore, major breakthroughs expected to provide future success are thoroughly discussed.

The report mentions a postal RFID system, successfully tested in Korea this year, which completely automates the whole process of mail delivery from accepting the package to classification and dispatching. Also noted is the Swedish Post and their system that detects and records tampering using RFID and other innovations abound, including RFID cards controlling driver access to postal vehicles and RFID enabled postal sorting equipment.

Reports Contents:

Executive Summary and Conclusions

1. Introduction

1.1. Benefits

1.2. Evolution of RFID in postal and courier services

1.2.1. Calculating cross charges

1.2.2. Conveyances and vehicles

1.2.3. Postal boxes

1.2.4. Latest developments

1.2.5. RFID recorded delivery

1.2.6. RFID for orders online

1.2.7. Automatic handling equipment

1.2.8. A world first trial in Korea

1.2.9. RFID at China Post

1.2.10. Experience from a courier service company – TNT Express

1.2.11. RFID for Postal Services in the Middle East

1.2.12. The Global Monitoring System

1.3. Structure of this report

1.4. Lessons from the last ten years

2. Mass Tagging of Postal Items and the Tagging Of Assets

2.1. EPCglobal influence on standards

2.2. Choice of frequencies

2.3. The EPC air interface

2.4. Gen2 is a breakthrough for some open RFID systems

2.5. EPC is not confined to UHF

2.6. Over promising – no ideal frequency for everything

2.6.1. RFID System overview

2.7. RFID enabled asset management

3. Detailed Case Studies

3.1. Item level

3.1.1. IPC AMQM – the largest RFID network in the world

3.1.2. Correos – Europe’s largest UHF EPC project

3.1.3. DHL, temperature monitoring pharmaceuticals, USA

3.1.4. City Link, UK

3.1.5. DHL postal packages, Belgium

3.1.6. China Post, mail bags China

3.1.7. DHL postal packages, Belgium

3.1.8. UPS courier packages USA

3.1.9. FedEx NetReturn/ Intellareturn courier returns USA

3.1.10. DHL Time/temperature recording Belgium

3.1.11. La Poste, measurement of mail flow France

3.1.12. European Commission ParcelCall project, Europe

3.1.13. The Global Monitoring System

3.1.14. Royal Mail, mail flow monitoring, new system UK

3.1.15. Royal Mail, monitoring letters, UK

3.1.16. US Postal Service, mail flow item level, USA

3.1.17. DHL Fashion apparel France

3.1.18. Deutsche Paket Dienst parcels Germany

3.1.19. Home Office, TRI-MEX International Ltd, Nokia and DHL, UK/ Finland

3.2. Post boxes

3.2.1. Saudi Post post box identification Saudi Arabia

3.2.2. La Poste postal box access France

3.3. Conveyances

3.3.1. Brinks France transport container access

3.3.2. TNT Express and Thai Customs, overland logistics, Thailand

3.3.3. TNT, Liege Airport, freight tracking, Belgium

3.3.4. UPS tote boxes USA

3.3.5. UPS tote boxes Phase Two USA

3.3.6. UPS shipping tools USA

3.3.7. UPS Reusable container sortation USA

3.3.8. DHL and Nokia, cellphone transit cases UK/Finland

3.3.9. Italian Post Office, mailbags, Italy

…

More new research studies by the publisher can be found at IDTechEx page.

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Tightrope Media Systems" ZEPLAY Instant Replay Platform Captures the Moment for Professional Bull Riders

Saint Paul, Minnesota (PRWEB) March 14, 2012

Tightrope Media Systems announces that the Professional Bull Riders, with 1,200 bull riders competing in more than 300 annual events, has added the ZEPLAY system to trigger lightning-fast instant replay of exciting moments for live audiences.

The Professional Bull Riders organization has relationships with CBS Sports Network, NBC Sports Network, YouTube and other broadcast entities for its Built Ford Tough Series, televised weekly. Two mobile trucks accommodate live show production and broadcast links on location at each event, with ZEPLAY precisely and efficiently handling all instant replay duties.

Danial Semar, live events video director for the Professional Bull Riders, notes that ZEPLAY brings new multichannel capabilities to the production, displaying four live camera angles on built-in monitors for replay consideration.

ZEPLAY raises our quality level by taking us from simple slo-mo regurgitation of the program feed to giving us multiple instant replay choices, said Semar. Within seconds we can spit out the angle of our choosing in very high-quality and go live as we dictate. Its quick and snappy, and its very impressive.

Semar points to low cost and strong features as key reasons for choosing ZEPLAY. The all-in-one design integrates storage, multiviewing, switching and four bidirectional channels, allowing a single operator to make quick, intelligent replay decisions in fast-paced live production environments with tremendous ease of use. Learning curve is simple, with production staff able to take the seat on a moments notice following a quick ten-minute walkthrough.

Semar also notes that ZEPLAYs meta-tagging options allow him to uniquely label clips by rider, date and other details and quickly pull content from the archives for instant replay on request. Such on-the-fly efficiencies reduce time and effort and keep the momentum intact while creating a quality television experience for viewers.

There is no time to slow down we have eight seconds to capture feeds, turn them around and make entertainment, said Semar. If we need to pull something from the archives I dont have to dig through many hours of video files to find a specific clip. ZEPLAY gives us the live visual feedback, archival recall, and time we need to evaluate angles and make quick decisions for the in-house mix. We can continue to grow with it.

About Tightrope Media Systems

Founded in 1997, Tightrope Media Systems is the pioneer of web-centric digital signage and broadcast automation systems. It provides station automation, video servers, internet video on demand, live streaming, the Carousel Digital Signage system, and ZEPLAY, a multi-channel instant replay machine for stadiums, arenas and Outside Broadcast vehicles. Tightrope’s award winning systems are used throughout the world. You can reach Tightrope Media Systems at (866) 866-4118 or visit them on the web at http://www.trms.com.

Tightrope Media Systems" ZEPLAY Instant Replay Platform Captures the Moment for Professional Bull Riders

Tightrope Media Systems" ZEPLAY Instant Replay Platform Captures the Moment for Professional Bull Riders

Saint Paul, Minnesota (PRWEB) March 14, 2012

Tightrope Media Systems announces that the Professional Bull Riders, with 1,200 bull riders competing in more than 300 annual events, has added the ZEPLAY system to trigger lightning-fast instant replay of exciting moments for live audiences.

The Professional Bull Riders organization has relationships with CBS Sports Network, NBC Sports Network, YouTube and other broadcast entities for its Built Ford Tough Series, televised weekly. Two mobile trucks accommodate live show production and broadcast links on location at each event, with ZEPLAY precisely and efficiently handling all instant replay duties.

Danial Semar, live events video director for the Professional Bull Riders, notes that ZEPLAY brings new multichannel capabilities to the production, displaying four live camera angles on built-in monitors for replay consideration.

ZEPLAY raises our quality level by taking us from simple slo-mo regurgitation of the program feed to giving us multiple instant replay choices, said Semar. Within seconds we can spit out the angle of our choosing in very high-quality and go live as we dictate. Its quick and snappy, and its very impressive.

Semar points to low cost and strong features as key reasons for choosing ZEPLAY. The all-in-one design integrates storage, multiviewing, switching and four bidirectional channels, allowing a single operator to make quick, intelligent replay decisions in fast-paced live production environments with tremendous ease of use. Learning curve is simple, with production staff able to take the seat on a moments notice following a quick ten-minute walkthrough.

Semar also notes that ZEPLAYs meta-tagging options allow him to uniquely label clips by rider, date and other details and quickly pull content from the archives for instant replay on request. Such on-the-fly efficiencies reduce time and effort and keep the momentum intact while creating a quality television experience for viewers.

There is no time to slow down we have eight seconds to capture feeds, turn them around and make entertainment, said Semar. If we need to pull something from the archives I dont have to dig through many hours of video files to find a specific clip. ZEPLAY gives us the live visual feedback, archival recall, and time we need to evaluate angles and make quick decisions for the in-house mix. We can continue to grow with it.

About Tightrope Media Systems

Founded in 1997, Tightrope Media Systems is the pioneer of web-centric digital signage and broadcast automation systems. It provides station automation, video servers, internet video on demand, live streaming, the Carousel Digital Signage system, and ZEPLAY, a multi-channel instant replay machine for stadiums, arenas and Outside Broadcast vehicles. Tightrope’s award winning systems are used throughout the world. You can reach Tightrope Media Systems at (866) 866-4118 or visit them on the web at http://www.trms.com.

Tightrope Media Systems" ZEPLAY Instant Replay Platform Captures the Moment for Professional Bull Riders

BPI Information Systems Protects The Heterogeneous Data For 35 Customers Using Unitrends

Columbia, SC (PRWEB) January 13, 2010

Unitrends (unitrends.com), the leader in affordable, heterogeneous D2D (Disk-to-Disk) and D2D2D (Disk-to-Disk-to-Disk)-based data protection backup appliances, today announced that BPI Information Systems, a growing systems integrator and managed services provider (MSP) in Ohio, has optimized the delivery of backup and disaster recovery services for the heterogeneous data of 35 separate customers using Unitrends D2D data protection backup appliances.

Headquartered in Brecksville, Ohio near Cleveland and established in 1976, BPI Information Systems has served as a cornerstone for the IT Industry in Northeast Ohio. Privately owned, BPI Information Systems specializes in the design, installation, support, and emergency repair of network solutions for business, government and education. In 2005, BPI Information Systems realized that companies of all sizes need to protect their valuable business systems and data around the clock with full-featured cost-effective solutions. In response to this need, BPI Information Systems began to develop a new services offering: a backup service that would simplify, accelerate, and automate both local and remote backup.

Knowing that its customers each rely on multiple operating systems, BPI Information Systems needed a solution that would offer rapid recovery and complete restoration for most operating systems, especially Windows, NetWare and Linux platforms. The growing MSP selected Unitrends D2D data protection backup appliances because they were the only disk-based solution to offer automatic transfer of backups to an offsite location for affordable distributed disaster recovery that supported the wide range of operating platforms and applications used by BPI Information Systems customers.

We installed 35 Unitrends units at our customers sites that we manage every single day, said Scott D’Amore, senior systems engineer, BPI Information Systems. Since deploying Unitrends the backup window has gotten shorter for our customers; Unitrends backs up a lot quicker than tape backup. And, the Unitrends systems support every environment and feature that we need. BareMetal, Exchange, SQL, encryption, vaulting you name it, we use it.

Even as the backup window has been reduced, BPI Information Systems customers now also enjoy the benefits of whole system protection, meaning that entire servers can be recovered rapidly in the event of server failure. BPI Information Systems is able to not only protect physical servers, but also, with the growth of virtualization, the Unitrends solution permits whole system protection of customers virtual servers.

Now BPI Information Systems is able to remotely manage and protect more than 350 servers across their 35 small and mid-size customers in just hours. This improves BPI Information Systems IT staff productivity and profitability while delivering affordable, comprehensive disaster recovery for its diverse customers.

For more information, please view the complete BPI Information Systems success story.

About Unitrends

Small and medium businesses have the same critical reliance on the integrity of their data as enterprises, but often cant afford the operational expenditure of a dedicated staff or the capital expenditure of replacing their IT infrastructure. Unitrends provides enterprise-level data protection, at the lowest total cost of ownership in the industry, through a family of scalable disk-based data protection appliances that integrate and protect existing heterogeneous computer and storage systems through a single, intuitive, graphical user interface.

Unitrends uses a common backup and recovery engine for providing protection for over 100 different versions of operating systems and applications. This means you can support Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SQL, Microsoft Hyper-V, VMware, Sun Solaris, Novell OES, Novell Netware, Novell GroupWise, Novell eDirectory, Linux, FreeBSD, Apple MacOS X, IBM pSeries/AIX, HP HP-UX, SCO UnixWare, SCO OpenServer, IBM iSeries/OS400, and SGI IRIX on notebooks, PCs, workstations, and servers and on DAS, NAS, or SAN storage.

Information about Unitrends can be found at http://www.unitrends.com.

Media Contact:

Kara Hugg

803.454.0300

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Minnesota Counties Information Systems Achieves Reliable, High Performance Data Protection with Unitrends

Columbia, SC (PRWEB) February 8, 2010

Unitrends (unitrends.com), the leader in affordable, heterogeneous D2D (Disk-to-Disk) and D2D2D (Disk-to-Disk-to-Disk)-based data protection backup appliances, today announced that Minnesota Counties Information Systems (MCIS) has achieved reliable, high-performance data protection for its mixed Microsoft and IBM iSeries operating environment using a disk-based appliance from Unitrends.

Minnesota Counties Information Systems (MCIS) is a joint-powers organization dedicated to providing quality, integrated information solutions through customized computer applications and responsive support to member counties. Established in 1975, MCIS provides services to thirteen full member counties and seven associate member counties. With offices in Grand Rapids, Minn., MCIS relies on a nimble staff of 12 to provide the software and technical support for its counties computerized work processes, e-government services and Web-based communications.

Just like most local governments, MCIS must conserve taxpayer dollars while delivering an increasingly high level of service. Given this mission, MCIS needed to improve its data protection reliability by shifting from its previous tape backup solution, which was becoming increasingly less reliable.

For disaster recovery purposes, MCIS also needed its replacement system to include a way to maintain offsite copies of backups while also providing highly automated local backups with ease of recovery in case of disaster. Additionally, it had to be easy to use with high-quality support so that MCIS could implement and manage the solution with existing staff. Finally, the solution had to support the organizations mix of operating environments which included Microsoft Windows, Microsoft SQL databases, Microsoft Exchange Server and IBM iSeries systems.

MCIS looked at the backup services offered by a local managed services provider, but in the end decided they would prefer to purchase a disk-to-disk solution that could be administered by MCIS staff. Based on a recommendation from its solution partner, CPS, MCIS selected a disk-to-disk backup solution from Unitrends.

I like Unitrends emphasis on products for small to medium businesses, and also their relationship with our partner CPS, Patricia Lenoch, network administrator for MCIS. I have been able to restore files many times without having to worry about having the correct media. Unitrends also offers great support… always excellent, timely, and thorough.”

Now, MCIS data archives are copied automatically on rotational (archive) drives as part of the Unitrends system. These removable drives with copies of backups are transferred to a secure offsite location, while the original backups remain on the local Unitrends appliance. This is a big improvement over tape, where the media could be transferred to a remote site, but then those backups were no longer readily available for quick recovery of files or systems at the local site.

Unitrends appliances are an ideal solution for environments that require data protection for a mix of operating environments without added cost or burden on IT staff productivity, said Dr. Mark Campbell, COO, Unitrends. Unitrends also provides an efficient method for delivering both the back up and archiving protection organizations like MCIS need all from a single, unified solution.

For more information, please view the complete Minnesota Counties Information Systems Success Story.

About Unitrends

Small and medium businesses have the same critical reliance on the integrity of their data as enterprises, but often cant afford the operational expenditure of a dedicated staff or the capital expenditure of replacing their IT infrastructure. Unitrends provides enterprise-level data protection, at the lowest total cost of ownership in the industry, through a family of scalable disk-based data protection appliances that integrate and protect existing heterogeneous computer and storage systems through a single, intuitive, graphical user interface.

Unitrends uses a common backup and recovery engine for providing protection for over 100 different versions of operating systems and applications. This means you can support Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft SQL, Microsoft Hyper-V, VMware, Sun Solaris, Novell OES, Novell Netware, Novell GroupWise, Novell eDirectory, Linux, FreeBSD, Apple MacOS X, IBM pSeries/AIX, HP HP-UX, SCO UnixWare, SCO OpenServer, IBM iSeries/OS400, and SGI IRIX on notebooks, PCs, workstations, and servers and on DAS, NAS, or SAN storage.

Information about Unitrends can be found at http://www.unitrends.com.

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Cloud Computing embraced in Denver By Mission Critical systems

Denver, CO (PRWEB) September 14, 2010

Denver IT company launches cloud computing initiative

Much as the Internet burst on the scene and rapidly altered the landscape of global communication, so is cloud computing replacing on-site based servers and systems.

Companies like Denver-based Mission Critical Systems (MCS) are perfectly positioned for this shift, given their experience and understanding of traditional on-site infrastructure development, management, and maintenance.

The beauty of cloud computing is that its not an all-or-nothing proposition, notes Mission Critical Systems General Manager Gene Smith. Were working with companies looking to migrate slowly from their on-site servers to individual applications and software hosted on the Web. And, were talking with others prepared to move aggressively on transitioning their entire company infrastructure into the cloud.

To offer a foundation for informed decision-making in this arena, MCS is addressing cloud computing pros and cons in an Oct. 6 noon-hour webinar.

Notes Smith, Typically, people are concerned about security, transitional disruption and accompanying loss of productivity, and perceived loss of control that occurs when the server is no longer on premises. We aim to reassure people and make them feel comfortable with this prospective change, while also emphasizing that time is of the essence.

Some estimate that on-premise Microsoft Exchange servers will vanish in as little as two years, replaced by Exchange in the Cloud. Obviously, cloud computing isnt going to vanish into thin air.

Cloud computing can scale economically to many sizes and scopes of challenges, all while effectively commoditizing the back office IT function at lower and more predictable cost. However, just as no company would purchase an on-site server without first evaluating capacity, speed, reliability and the like, companies need to marry their requirements to the most appropriate cloud computing model.

Bandwidths, proprietary software and cloudless partners are three issues to review closely before making the cloud commitment. Bandwidth requirements may be too large for the cloud. Some proprietary software isnt compatible. And, companies should make sure that going to the cloud wont create conflicts with cloudless partners, Smith points out.

In the one hour webinar on October 6th at 12:00 MDT, the firm will address:

1) The origins and drivers of cloud computing

2) What cloud computing means for the SMB community. Especially for small businesses, cloud computing can Lower costs and provide business advantages–eliminating the need for purchase and maintenance of expensive on-premise servers requiring spam protection, redundant power supplies, physical space, electricity, air conditioning, and more.

3) Reliability, security, performance and other concerns. Make sure to review Service Level Agreements and End User licensing agreements for every cloud computing service chosen, to make sure performance expectations are addressed.

4) How the cloud also can greatly simplify execution of a disaster recovery plan. (Youll still want to have redundant backup on tape, flash drive or other media.)

5) Saving money and reducing risk and wasted time. Instead of spending $ 15,000 on a new Exchange server and $ 500 per month maintaining it, host the service in the cloud for $ 2,400 down and a reasonable maintenance cost.

6) How to transition to the cloud with no interruptions. Moving to the cloud is not an all-or-nothing choice. For instance, you can move to a cloud solution to meet customer relationship needs while maintaining an on-premises server. Later, you can commit to a cloud server.

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Cloud Computing embraced in Denver By Mission Critical systems

LineRate Systems Software Defined Network Services Redefine Performance, Flexibility and Cost for Cloud and Web Scale Service Providers - Photobucket Deploys LineRate

Louisville, CO (PRWEB) April 17, 2012

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3X Systems Enters into Agreement with Foreseeson Technology to Distribute Private Cloud Backup Appliance to Canadian Computer Resellers

Columbus, Ohio (PRWEB) November 22, 2010

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Small Box Energy and Continental Control Systems Team Up to Bring Energy Savings to Restaurants

Boulder, CO (PRWEB) April 26, 2012

Continental Control Systems today announced that Small Box Energy has adopted its electric power metering solutions to bring energy savings to small box retail environments. The company has integrated Continental Control Systems WattNode

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Masy Systems Adds Validation Personnel Focused in Pennsylvania and New Jersey

Pepperell, MA (PRWEB) April 26, 2012

Masy Systems, Inc., a leader in validation services for over twenty-five years is pleased to announce that Sylvan Poeckh and Daniel O’Neill have joined the team focusing on service efforts in the Pennsylvania-New Jersey area. The addition of Sylvan and Dan means two more highly qualified staff to fill customer requirements with quality, local validation service providers.

Sylvan brings over fifteen years of validation experience and industry best practices to Masy. Sylvan graduated from the Chubb Institute for Network Engineering & Data Communications with honors and has also attended Montgomery County Community College in Blue Bell, PA. Sylvan has worked at multiple customer sites, gaining industry knowledge of GMP requirements, automation, computer validation, environmental chamber qualification, protocol creation and execution, monitoring systems, and a variety of other valuable areas.

Dan comes to Masy with over twenty years of calibration experience. Parlaying his temperature calibration knowledge, Dan participated in Masy’s training program in GMP, hazardous communications, environmental chamber qualification protocols, and validation equipment training. After attending Delaware County Community College, Dan gained experience at the National Navy Apprenticeship Program and the U.S. Navy Mechanical Calibration School.

When talking about the growth in Masy’s Validation division John Masiello, Masy’s Executive Vice President, said “We’re proud to answer client requests by bringing our validation team to the Pennsylvania/New Jersey area with Dan and Sylvan joining our team”.

Masy’s Validation division provides validation services for sterilizers, chambers and warehouses for numerous clients in North America. The company is NVLAP accredited to ISO 17025 for calibrations, and ISO 9001 certified. Masy provides validation and calibration services, equipment rentals, and GMP storage for the pharmaceutical and biotech industries.

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Continental Control Systems Eases Integration of WattNode

Boulder, Colo. (PRWEB) April 27, 2012

Continental Control Systems today announced the availability of free downloadable JAR files that facilitate the integration of the companys WattNode

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eIQnetworks to Demonstrate How Continuous DISA STIG Auditing Reduces Time and Cost Across Federal Systems

Acton, MA. (PRWEB) April 30, 2012

eIQnetworks, Inc., the only global provider of a unified situational awareness solution, today announced the company will be showcasing eIQs SecureVue

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3X Systems Introduces "Private Cloud" Remote Backup Appliance for Larger Organizations and Distributed Workers

Columbus, Ohio (PRWEB) February 1, 2011

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Halcyon Announces Systems Operations Suite v4.0 for IBM i

PHILADELPHIA, PA (PRWEB) May 07, 2012

Systems management software provider, Halcyon Software Inc., today announced a major release of its monitoring and automation solution for the IBM i platform Systems Operations Suite v4.0.

Halcyon Systems Operations Suite v4.0 enables organizations to continuously monitor critical processes and core applications running on the IBM i platform so that operations run without disruption and business continuity is maintained. The technology also allows System Administrators to automate all routine tasks, essential system saves and manual check lists as well as configure appropriate responses to common issues to eliminate human error and reduce IT costs.

IT staff can be notified of unexpected events or problems, including security breaches via email, cell phone, or opt to have alerts displayed on a management dashboard, the Enterprise Console, which is included in the software package. With the new release IT administrators can now access the management dashboard to remotely manage alerts through smart phones and tablets such as iPhones, iPads and Android devices by downloading a free smart app developed by Halcyon.

Other key enhancements include an extended library of rule-based templates for monitoring critical applications such as ERP and high availability solutions as well as shipped examples of best practice auditing rules for managing IBM i security. This new release also includes an automatic upgrade facility, and an import settings function so that customers can easily duplicate their Halcyon environment for back up purposes or during high availability role swaps.

John Dominic, Vice President of Sales, Halcyon Software Inc. said, We recognize that System Administrators need a quick and effective way to implement monitoring to suit their particular application environment. The expanded set of templates for monitoring ERP, business applications, high availability and security meets this requirement. Rules can be easily switched on from day one and this provides immediate value to the business. It also means that urgent issues with applications, processes or security breaches are immediately flagged up and correction processes can be automated to eliminate repetitions of the same issue. A free smart app written for smart phones and tablet devices increases efficiency so that our front-end dashboard can be remotely accessed when IT staff are not at their desk or are off site. The new automatic upgrade facility ensures that customers can seamlessly upgrade and are always using the latest version of our software.

Business Application Monitoring

A Halcyon command has been created in the software for each of the commonly used ERP applications including JD Edwards, Infor, SAP, Lawson M3 (Movex), Misys Equation and Midas Plus as well as high availability (HA) solutions. By using the appropriate Halcyon command, the software is populated with the relevant templates which enables users to automate the monitoring of their business application and HA environments running on IBM i systems. The templates can be fine-tuned and customized to suit an organizations specific environment.

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ProStor Systems Announces Availability of InfiniVault Model 35

Boulder, CO (PRWEB) March 10, 2011

ProStor Systems, the leader in enterprise-class removable disk storage systems for business backup, archiving, and retention management, today announced the availability of its ProStor InfiniVault

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ProStor Systems Announces Major Corporate Milestones Including 200 InfiniVault(R) Customers and 200PBs of RDX(R) Shipped

Boulder, CO (PRWEB) March 23, 2011

ProStor Systems, the leader in enterprise-class removable disk storage systems for business backup, archiving, and retention management, today announced that the company has passed the milestone of 200 customers for the ProStor InfiniVault

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3X Systems and Tushaus Partner to Deliver Managed "Private Cloud" Remote Backup Appliance

Columbus, Ohio (PRWEB) March 24, 2011

3X Systems, a pioneering provider of “private cloud” backup appliances, today announced that Tushaus Computer Services, a Milwaukee-based provider of leading edge technology solutions, is offering managed backup and business continuance solutions that incorporate the 3X RBA

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ProStor Systems Announces Availability of InfiniVault Model 70 Multi-Tiered Storage System for Fixed Digital Content

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

ProStor Systems Announces Availability of InfiniVault Model 70 Multi-Tiered Storage System for Fixed Digital Content

Wharfedale Technologies (WFT) Becomes A Systems Integrator Solutions / Support Provider for Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Princeton, NJ (PRWEB) April 20, 2011

Wharfedale Technologies, Inc. (WFT), a leading technology consulting firm specializing in infrastructure integration in the implementation and support of Private Cloud (VPC), Public Cloud or Hybrid Cloud Services and Virtualization, today proudly announced it is now an Amazon Web Services (AWS) System Integration Solutions Provider Partner.

WFT will deploy a core of ERP solutions to the ECO-System for Amazon clients. Providing a high level of solutions and ensuring prominent-quality standards and services in support of Amazon Web Services (AWS) present a tremendous opportunity for Wharfedale and Amazons clients; to deploy and manage their business critical ERP applications with complete confidence for control, security and transparency, said Ganesh Radhakrishnan, CEO of Wharfedale Technologies Inc. (WFT).

WFT has a well-known reputation for its track record in creating innovative infrastructure solutions for its clients, to minimize downtime and achieve optimal performance while maximizing their Infrastructure ERP investment. As a solutions provider to AWS, WFT has the capability to offer expertise in presenting a broad portfolio of innovative options for companies to extend their data center to cloud, increase agility and take advantage of an on demand and virtualized infrastructure, that can provide application computing and storage resource availability with built in resiliency. Cloud computing represents a paradigm shift in the way progressive companies allocate IT resources. It allows the client to build the perfect cloud environment, with no risk in any single point of failure for Production and Non-Production landscapes to match workload requirements when processing simple to complex business processes.

WFT can help create cost effective solutions for companies to leverage existing investments in ERP solutions by moving to a scalable, flexible and more automated environment within AWS. AWS suite of product enables one to realize efficiencies, cost reduction benefits and other advantages including the ability for a company of any size to leverage their cloud support for the demands of their business regardless if it is in compliance, security, and scalability dimensions.

About Wharfedale Technologies, Inc.

WFT is a leading professional IT Services consulting firm specializing in Cloud infrastructure integration and support. Wharfedale Technologies (WFT) implements and supports Virtualization, Private Cloud / Public Cloud / Hybrid Cloud Services. As an SAP first certified provider of cloud services, it also offers the following services in support of SAP

Wharfedale Technologies (WFT) Becomes A Systems Integrator Solutions / Support Provider for Amazon Web Services (AWS)