Computer networks
Dialogic Corp. has expanded its product line support for Microsoft Corp.'s Windows NT operating system through the availability of System Development Package Version 4.1 and 4.1 SC. These complete call processing development kits for Windows NT environments provide application developers with the software tools necessary to
Computer networks
NetWorld+Interop, a leading networking event for professionals, has announced the launch of N+I Online!, a virtual trade show accessible through the Internet. This innovative platform allows attendees to explore exhibitor virtual booths, participate in interactive media events, and access conference planning tools. The virtual trade show is an
Computer networks
Alantec Corporation, a pioneer in intelligent LAN switching hubs, has established an Engineering Response Team to provide on-site direct engineering support for its customers worldwide. The team, led by Arthur Laursen, director of hardware engineering, and John Owen, director of software engineering, will address complex issues related to the implementation
Computer networks
Cisco Systems Monday announced the Cisco 7500 series, a new line of high-end multiprotocol routers that provide unparalleled stability, security, and control for large, evolving corporate networks. As part of this launch, the company also revealed major enhancements to its existing high-end routers in the Cisco 7000 family. The new
Computer networks
Spyglass, Inc., a leading provider of World-Wide Web technology, has announced a licensing agreement with Siemens Nixdorf Informationsysteme AG, a leading European information technology supplier, to include Enhanced Mosaic technology in its products. This partnership marks a significant step for Spyglass in tapping the European market for its Web technology
Computer networks
Penril Datability Networks has announced a partnership with Moscow-based distributor ArgusSoft to provide consulting and networking equipment to the savings bank of the Russian Federation, Moscow Bank. The project, expected to be completed within one year, will connect over 700 branch offices via 35 regional centers and back to the
Computer networks
Boca Research, Inc., a leading developer of data communications, multimedia, and networking products, announced its partnership with Microsoft to certify its products as Windows 95-compatible. This strategic move aims to position Boca Research as a key player in the market as consumers and businesses migrate to the new operating system.
Computer networks
Digital Equipment Corporation and Linkon Corporation have signed an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) agreement, combining DECtalk text-to-speech synthesis software with Linkon's LinkEngine computer telephony platform. This partnership will yield new interactive telephony solutions, enhancing efficiencies in major industries such as airline travel and healthcare. The agreement enables Linkon
Computer networks
AT&T Global Information Solutions has reached new milestones in its commitment to making Microsoft Windows NT and the BackOffice family of products available for complex enterprise computing environments. As part of this effort, AT&T GIS is working closely with Microsoft to expand the capabilities of Windows
Computer networks
A new innovation in home grocery shopping is set to change the way people shop for their groceries. The Personal Kiosk, developed by HighPoint Systems Inc., uses Apple's Newton technology to enable shoppers to quickly create and send electronic shopping lists to their favorite grocery store for home
Telecommunications software
Syntellect Inc., a leading developer and provider of voice and information processing systems and application software worldwide, today announced its second quarter financial results. The Company reported a net loss for the quarter of $1.9 million, or ($0.23) per share on revenues of $7.3 million, compared to
Telecommunications software
America Online (AOL) is taking a significant step to empower parents in restricting access to certain content on the internet for their children. Through a letter of intent with SurfWatch Software Inc., AOL plans to make SurfWatch's blocking tools for sexually explicit material available to parents. This move
