Telecommunications equipment industry
ADTRAN, Inc., a leading supplier of high-speed voice and data communications products, has introduced the HSU 100, a T1 service unit with an HDSL network interface designed for campus applications. The device allows for high-speed digital connections over private copper facilities, enabling the connection of data sources such as local
Telecommunications equipment industry
American Fork-based TELS Corp., a diversified technology company, announced that its February 1994 sales reached $1.1 million, up from approximately $406,000 in the same period last year. According to President and CEO John L. Gunter, the year-over-year increase is largely attributed to the growing demand for the company&
Telecommunications equipment industry
3Com Corporation, a leading global data networking company, announced record sales of $338.7 million for the third quarter ended February 28, an increase of 55 percent from the year-ago quarter. Net income of $45.3 million ($.63 per share) increased 82 percent as compared with pro forma net income
Telecommunications equipment industry
The SmartOffice Consortium, formed by 18 leading information technology companies, has announced its intention to produce an open specification for linking office machines with personal computers and personal communicators. The consortium aims to create a standard architecture, known as SmartLink, which will enable different devices to interoperate seamlessly. This vision,
Telecommunications equipment industry
Proteon, Inc. and Motorola's Information Systems Group (ISG) have expanded their partnership with a new software licensing agreement. Under the terms of the contract, Motorola will license the rights to use new elements of Proteon's transportable OpenROUTE(TM) internetworking software. This agreement also extends an existing
Telecommunications equipment industry
InterVoice, Inc. has established a significant business relationship with DSC Communications Corporation through the signing of an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) Agreement. Under the terms of the Agreement, InterVoice will supply automated call processing systems to DSC as an Intelligent Peripheral/Service Node for use in Advanced Intelligent Network (AIN)
Telecommunications equipment industry
Syntellect Inc., a global provider of voice processing solutions, has announced the sale of its Dytel product line to Dytel Inc., a newly formed company based in Wood Dale, Illinois. Under the terms of the agreement, the buyer receives the Dytel name, related trademarks, and the equipment necessary to sell
Telecommunications equipment industry
U S WEST Communications, a leading communications company, has successfully implemented Racotek's wireless data system to enhance its field service operations. The system, which utilizes Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) technology, enables field technicians to receive mission-critical information in real-time, allowing them to resolve network problems more efficiently. This
Telecommunications equipment industry
Dallas-based Camelot Corporation, a pioneer in innovative telecommunications, has made a groundbreaking announcement. The company has successfully developed a technology that enables full duplexing of voice over the Internet, revolutionizing real-time worldwide voice communications for PC users. This breakthrough, facilitated by proprietary algorithms, allows users to engage in affordable and
Telecommunications equipment industry
Insilco Corporation, a diversified manufacturer of industrial components and marketer of office and specialty publishing products, has announced a significant improvement in its financial performance in 1994. The company's Adjusted Net Income from Continuing Operations nearly doubled to $26.4 million, compared to $11.7 million in 1993.
Telecommunications equipment industry
Engineers at Battelle are developing a groundbreaking monitoring system that enables real-time tracking and control of equipment in various settings, including laboratories, factories, and even the space shuttle. The system's compact design, computational power, and operational features distinguish it from existing monitoring systems. By utilizing electronic sensors and
Telecommunications equipment industry
Excel, Inc. has recently launched the Excel Developer's Program, which offers targeted third-party software manufacturers access to its open architecture. This program includes strategic joint marketing plans with participating developers. AccessLine Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of advanced intelligent network platforms, has announced a strategic marketing alliance with
