Current Analysis and Synergy Research Group Launch New Competitive Landscape Reports
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STERLING, Va., Feb. 13  /PRNewswire/ -- Current Analysis and Synergy Research Group have announced an agreement to publish a series of unique Competitive Landscape Reports in the networking and telecommunications equipment sectors.
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Analysts solid state drives, online storage gaining steam to deal with performance, energy and compliance issues.
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Team plans a greater focus on customers and partners and an improved product alignment across the company's internal business operations.
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New and old business strategies meet in a clash of titans. Who will make the final cut?
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c50887)  has announced the addition of Frost & Sullivan's new report: Intelligent  Building Systems and Technologies (Technical Insights) to their offering.
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SAS unveiled on Monday a forecasting tool, SAS High-Performance Forecasting, targeted at industries that do large volumes of forecasts.
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This energy sub-sector is illustrative of the gains to be made by identifying groupwide turnarounds.
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Bill Gurley of Benchmark Capital looks for the network in new businesses.
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There's going to be a 'talent race' for people with strong analytical skills, says Babson College professor and author Thomas H. Davenport, who noted that a number of successful companies -- and sports teams -- have turned to analytics to outdo rivals.
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Innovest, the global leader in analyzing extra-financial sources of investment risk, has released its most recent report on the Chemical Sector.
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Uncovering tomorrow's industry leaders today.
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A new international group of defense contractors and systems integrators plans to accelerate increased interoperability in network systems that serve the military, first responders and, eventually, commercial users.
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By Goh Thean Eu  MALAYSIAN mobile operators, now operating in a highly competitive environment, are likely to experiment heavily on new contents and solutions to promote growth.
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In its quest for what it calls ânew metrics for the knowledge economy,â a nonprofit research group has come up with an index of global innovation confidence.
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Borland Software Corp. has laid-out a product roadmap and strategy to better align customers&#39; Application Lifecycle Management processes with their changing business needs, helping deliver what it called &quot;Enterprise Resource Planning&quot; for software.
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(InfoWorld) - After two chance experiences collaborating with innovative new companies, Xerox's fabled PARC (Palo Alto Research Center)Â lab has decided to launch a formal program in hopes of participating in more such projects. About 18 months ago, a couple of researchers from the Palo Alto Research Center met two entrepreneurs at a conference. After they had lunch together, the solar energy aspirations of the two entrepreneurs captured the imaginations of the PARC researchers enough that they pursued a new type of relationship with the entrepreneurs, said Mark Bernstein, president and center director of PARC. After three months of hammering out the legal details, the two entrepreneurs moved into space at PARC, where they collaborated with PARC researchers on technology. The team gradually grew to 50 people and now has moved into its own offices as an independent company, SolFocus. SolFocus paid PARC for the space in the lab as well as resources such as Internet access. As they worked together, the two parties also distinguished between PARC IP (intellectual property), SolFocus IP, and joint IP for revenue-sharing purposes. Throughout the collaboration, there wasn't any "tussling for advantage," Bernstein said. "We both want SolFocus to be successful, and we share in their success," he said. PARC had a similar but structurally different experience with another startup, Powerset, a company working on a natural-language search engine. That came about when an entrepreneur came to PARC, which already had about 100 patents related to natural-language research, and promoted the idea of starting a business around a natural-language search offering that could scale and perform well, Bernstein said. One of PARC's lead researchers ended up leaving the facility to become the CTO of Powerset. Researchers from Powerset and PARC currently have offices in each other's facilities, and they continue to collaborate on the technology. "These were two unique but similar experiences in that they were fundamentally about finding a good match between PARC's competencies and a value proposition for a startup," Bernstein said. Now PARC has decided to become more "purposeful" about seeking out other similar collaborations, he said. The new program is called Startup@Parc, and interested partners can submit a collaboration proposal on PARC's website. "What we're really looking for are unique ideas that have the potential to be really significant disruptive innovations in the world," he said. PARC will also be looking for people who "think big but in a grounded fashion and avoid those that represent a me-too offering," he said. PARC has already received a few inquiries from entrepreneurs who saw publicity from the Powerset arrangement. PARC will probably concentrate on one or two new projects over the next couple of years, he said. PARC was started in 1970 as part of Xerox Research and is credited with commercializing or innovating the mouse, the graphical user interface, and the laser printer.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c50438)  has announced the addition of Airline Network Development in Europe and  its Implications for Airport Planning to their offering.