Telecommunications software
Fujitsu Business Communication Systems, the North American business information technology unit of Fujitsu Limited, has signed a distribution agreement with SoftTalk, Inc. to sell and support SoftTalk's Phonetastic software products in North America. The agreement enables Fujitsu to become a direct distributor of Phonetastic, a rules-based groupware application
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Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC) and Microsoft Corporation today announced breakthrough results in the highly competitive market for database, application, and PC LAN servers. The companies' audited transaction benchmark results established new records, highlighting the industry's most powerful and cost-effective open server platforms. The results achieved on the
Data communications equipment
Puma Technology, a leading provider of wireless infrared connectivity solutions, announced that it has surpassed the two million unit shipment mark for its popular TranXit wireless infrared file transfer and data synchronization software. TranXit is bundled with infrared-equipped computers and adapters from over 30 industry-leading manufacturers worldwide, solidifying Puma'
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Interactive software, called the Wink Engine, will be integrated into Scientific-Atlanta's 8600X terminals, providing network operators with advanced applications and new revenue streams. The Wink Engine will enable the deployment of interactive applications, including news and weather, sports scores, and viewer polls, among others. This technology will take
Data communications equipment
Gandalf Technologies Inc., a leading supplier of remote access networking products, has signed a memorandum of understanding with NEC's LAN division, allowing NEC to sell Gandalf Xpress remote access and concentration equipment under the NEC label in Japan. The agreement, initially for Japan, signifies a significant partnership in
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IBM has expanded its innovative speech product family, introducing VoiceType Dictation for Windows Version 1.32, a productivity tool that enables users to convert their spoken words to text quickly and accurately. This solution is ideal for professionals such as doctors and lawyers who require extensive note-taking and document creation,
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Creative Technology Ltd. has announced that its ShareVision desktop video conferencing products will support the forthcoming H.324 video conferencing standard for analog telephone lines and the new T.120 standard for data sharing in whiteboards and application sharing. The company's flagship product, ShareVision PC3000, enables users to
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Microsoft Corp. and MCI Telecommunications announced a collaboration to integrate conferencing service support into future versions of the Windows operating system. The goal is to provide users with easy access to conferencing services, including networkMCI Conferencing. This collaboration will enable Windows users to perform various functions such as registering with
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MCI and Microsoft Corporation have joined forces to provide direct access to networkMCI Conferencing services in future versions of Windows, a groundbreaking industry first. This partnership will enable Windows users to register, reserve, and use multipoint audio, video, and document conferences with ease, eliminating the need to place a phone
Telecommunications software
Oracle and Silicon Graphics today announced a partnership to bundle Oracle WebServer software with Silicon Graphics' powerful CHALLENGE servers, creating Internet services that reach new levels of availability, scalability, and reliability. This partnership will enable customers to reap the benefits of an industrial-strength Oracle7 database for managing Web-based information
Telecommunications software
Oracle Corp. has announced the Oracle WebSystem, a suite of software products designed to transform current web-based applications into a new level of interactivity, moving beyond simple file browsers and file servers to create a database-powered application platform. The Oracle WebSystem, consisting of the Oracle WebServer Option, Oracle WebServer, and
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Creative Technology Ltd. and DataBeam Corp. have announced their intention to enter into a cross-licensing and joint development agreement for a toolkit based on the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) T.120 communications protocols, allowing for real-time multi-point application sharing. This collaboration will enable users to share and control Windows-based applications
