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
Telecommunications software
The NetWorld+Interop '95 Atlanta conference, hosted by SOFTBANK Exposition and Conference Company, is a five-conference-in-one-location event taking place at the World Congress Center from September 25-29, 1995. This industry-leading networking event brings together experts and professionals from various fields to discuss and explore the latest networking issues and
Telecommunications software
AT&T Global Information Solutions has introduced a voice modem kit that transforms its line of Globalyst notebook computers into complete traveling business communications centers. The kit includes a PCMCIA voice/fax/data modem, supporting software, and a telephone handset, enabling users to record voice memos, connect to standard
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
Network software
Proxim, Inc., a leading manufacturer of wireless communications technology, announced its financial results for the second quarter ended June 30, 1995. The company reported a 42 percent increase in revenue compared to the second quarter of 1994, and a 25 percent increase compared to the first quarter of 1995. Revenue
Telecommunications equipment industry
Optical Data Systems, a leading provider of connectivity products for diverse enterprise networking environments, announced record sales and earnings for the second quarter of 1995. The company's sales increased 45 percent to $30.9 million, with net income rising 102 percent to a record $3.8 million. This
Telecommunications equipment industry
Xyplex, Inc., a Raytheon company, has announced the immediate delivery of ControlPoint 4.0, the latest release of its SNMP-based device network management product suite. ControlPoint 4.0 provides features such as Templates and Aggregates, which enable network managers to effectively manage unrestricted permutations of Xyplex products via a simple
Network software
Network Computing Devices, Inc. has announced the addition of Stephen A. MacDonald, senior vice president of Adobe Systems, and Peter Preuss, president of The Preuss Foundation, to its board of directors. This move is expected to play a key role in guiding the company through an exciting period of growth
Network software
Microtest, a leading worldwide manufacturer of products for Local Area Networks (LANs), announced that its CD-NOW! for NetWare has been certified by Novell, ensuring the highest level of compatibility and integration with NetWare 3 and NetWare 4 networks. CD-NOW! for NetWare is a software solution that converts any industry standard
Computer networks
As the demand for golf enthusiasts to access real-time scoring information continues to grow, Unisys Corporation has announced it will provide internet and on-site scoring systems for the 16th U.S. Senior Open Golf Championship. Building on its success with the U.S. Open, Unisys has leveraged the latest in
Computer networks
Broadcom Corp. has introduced the industry's first Repeater Controller to support 100BASE-T4, 100BASE-TX, and 100BASE-FX Fast-Ethernet connections with network management support in a single chip. The BCM5012 Repeater Controller, coupled with Broadcom's BCM5000 10/100BASE-T4 Fast-Phy Transceiver Chip, enables network manufacturers to design 100 Mbps networks
