Wednesday, September 21, 2005Wonderware Revs Automation SoftwareLake Forest-based Wonderware said today that it has upgraded its InTouch human machine interface software. The company's new 9.5 version of software adds intelligent alarm capability, better scalability, and enhancements to ease of maintenance. The company also said that it was encouraging its users to upgrade from older versions of the software by providing aggressive discounts to the software, special discounted pricing on Dell hardware and operating systems, free online technical support, a (More info...)
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Streamload Opens Online Media CenterHuntington Beach-based Streamload has rolled out a new online service, expanding beyond its online file storage service to include a complete online media center. The company's new Streamload MediaMax service allows consumers to organize, access, and share their media collection. The new service features full-quality home video sharing, photo sharing, and up to 250 GB of online storage for home videos. The service also automatically organizes files for users and allows them to email access to fr (More info...)
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Versora Ships Linux Migration ToolkitSanta Barbara-based Versora and Win4Lin said yesterday that the two companies have bundled their software together to provide a desktop migration toolkit for Windows users moving to Linux. The "Complete Linux Desktop Migration and Virtualization Toolkit" includes Versora's desktop data migration software, and Win4Lin's software for running Windows 2000 and XP applications on Linux. The two companies are hoping to gain customers who are looking to migrate their desktop data and settings from Wind (More info...)
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Study Ranks ISPs, Finds Dial-Up Hours UpWestlake Village-based J.D. Power and Associates has released its latest rating of residential Internet Service Providers (ISPs). The study finds that the number of hours dial-up users spend online is up, from 15.6 hours per week in 2004 to 17.8 hours in 2005. The study also ranked online ISPs, finding that Cox ranks highest in customer satisfaction for high speed Internet, and SBC Yahoo! ranking highest among dial-up providers. The top ranked high speed providers behind Cox were Verizon, BellSo (More info...)
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Interview with Phillipe Lewicki, SQLFusionMy interview this morning is with Phillipe Lewicki, CEO of SQLFusion (www.sqlfusion.com), a company in the open source software market. I thought it would be interesting to hear about his company. BK: What is SQLFusion about, and how do you fit into the open source market? PL: SQLFusion develops and distributes a web based software which unlocks the value of open source for SMBs (small and medium businesses). Even nontechnical users can now find, install, customize and integrate their web app (More info...)
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