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iUnitedStates 1.0 (Mobile)

iUnitedStates provides Current State Information like state flag, state nickname, state motto, capital, union admission date, population, state bird, and state flower.

Tags: Admission, Mobile, BocoSoft, iUnitedStates, Advertising & Promotion, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-09-04

CollegeNET ends the thick/thin letter game

Do you remember the waiting game after you'd applied to college? Checking the mail every day, waiting for that letter? Would it be thick or thin? Because everyone knew that a thin letter would read somewhere along the lines of "We regret to inform you that you do not...

Tags: Game, Admission, CollegeNET, E-mail, Portals, Web Technology, Internet, Sales Force Management, Online Communications, Sales, Christopher Dawson

Blog posts 2009-07-22

Kansas State University Automates Admissions and Registration for Greater Efficiency and Convenience

Kansas State University (K-State) wanted to deliver superior services to help the university compete for the best students and faculty and support a qualified admissions system under which all students meeting certain academic criteria are automatically admitted. The challenge was to improve the university's ability to react to changes -...

Tags: Oracle Corp., Admission, Regulations, Strategy, Government, Management

Case studies 2009-02-01

County Museum Integrates Gift Sales, Admissions, Memberships, and Finances

With no IT solution to build upon, Dallas County's forming Old Red Museum had to extrapolate future data needs for souvenir sales, customer records, donations, admissions, memberships, and social events. Data had to integrate with a comprehensive financial system and reports had to meet tight non-profit standards. Museum-specific solutions proved...

Tags: Microsoft Dynamics, Admission, Microsoft Corp., Museum, County Museum, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Financial Planning, Financial Accounting, Sales, Finance

Case studies 2008-01-11

Middleware Support for Aperiodic Tasks in Distributed Real-Time Systems

Many mission-critical distributed real-time applications must handle aperiodic tasks with end-to-end deadlines. However, existing middleware (e.g., RT-CORBA) lacks schedulability analysis and run-time enforcement mechanisms needed to give online real-time guarantees for aperiodic tasks. The primary contribution of this paper is the design, implementation, and performance evaluation of the first realization...

Tags: St. Louis, Mechanism, Admission, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software

White papers 2008-01-01

A Dynamic TCP-Aware Call Admission Control Scheme for Generic Next Generation Packet-Switched Wireless Networks

Traditional Call Admission Control CAC schemes only consider call-level performance and are mainly designed for circuit-switched wireless network. Since future wireless communications will become packet-switched systems, the packet-level features could be explored to improve the system performance. This is especially true when the TCP-type of elastic applications are running over...

Tags: Admission, TCP, Tcp/Ip, Networking, Wi-Fi, Wireless

White papers 2007-08-01

Scheduling and Call Admission Control (CAC) in IEEE 802.16 Mesh Networks

The IEEE 802.16 -WiMax provides a mechanism for deploying broadband wireless networks in geographically large areas. It supports three modes: Point to Point (P2P), Point to Multi-Point PMP and Mesh. The MAC and physical layer of WiMax is carefully designed to support several real time applications with Quality of Service...

Tags: Admission, IEEE 802.16, Indian Institute Of Technology, WiMAX, Wireless And Mobility

White papers 2007-04-16

A QoS Routing and Admission Control Scheme for 802.11 Ad Hoc Networks

This paper presents an admission control mechanism for multi-rate wireless ad hoc networks. Admission control depends on precise estimates of bandwidth available in the network and the bandwidth required by a new flow. Estimating these parameters in wireless ad hoc networks is challenging due to the shared and open nature...

Tags: Bandwidth, IEEE 802.11, Advertisement, QoS, Admission, Wi-Fi, Wireless

White papers 2006-09-26

Admissions, the bloggy way at MIT

Students used to apply to college by sending off a hand-written or typed application to some faceless bureaucracy, never knowing if their essay really got read. But if you're applying to MIT, you can read all about the admissions process on Room 3-107, the blog of Ben Jones, the communications...

Tags: Blogging, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, admission, blog

Blog posts 2006-08-23

Admission Control Algorithms for Revenue Optimization With QoS Guarantees in Mobile Wireless Networks

This paper proposes and analyzes call admission control algorithms integrated with pricing for revenue optimization with Quality of Service QoS guarantees to serve multiple service classes in mobile wireless networks. Traditional admission control algorithms make acceptance decisions for new and handoff calls to satisfy certain QoS constraints such as the...

Tags: Revenue, Algorithm, QoS, Admission, Mobile, Optimization, Network, Wireless Network, Engineering

White papers 2006-07-21

Outsourcing on the brink of changes

Outsourcing on the brink of changesForeign workers are difficult to deal withForeign workers tend to be very nice, not talk back, work long hours, etc.But the problem is, they are very nice, do not talk aback, and work long hours. But their English tends to be bad and their skills...

Tags: admission, data security, outsourcing, foreign worker, worker, Foreign Workers

Discussion threads 2005-05-12

Admission-Ticketing and Visitor Reservation System - Japan Association for the 2005 World Exposition

The 21st century's first full-scale World Exposition, EXPO 2005 AICHI, JAPAN hosted more than 22 million people and provided favorable reviews over its six month (from March 25 to September 25, 2005) run. During EXPO 2005 AICHI, JAPAN, middleware systems presented by Hitachi, such as HiRDB, OpenTP1, Job Management Partner...

Tags: Japan, Admission, Hitachi Ltd., Storage, Hardware

Case studies

Admission Control and Service Differentiation Based QoS Provisioning for Mobile Ad Hoc Network

Service differentiation is the key to today's Internet QoS. However the assumption of static network topology and stability of links make the direct application of DiffServ in mobile ad hoc networks unfeasible. This paper presents admission control and service differentiation mechanism that works only in network layer and does not...

Tags: QoS, Admission, Mobile, Network, Routing Protocol, Service Differentiation, Advertising & Promotion, Networking, Marketing

White papers

Additional Resources

Washington: lots of talk about global warming

Fuller: Too many blogs about the LIE of global warming.Global warming b*llshit demolished:http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1533290/Climate-chaos-Dont-believe-it.htmlGuys (or should I say - Fuller), stop LYING.Also, stop saying there's a problem and then coming up with burdening 'solutions' to non-existent problems. The latest FASCIST idea: Blame Children for 'global warming'. Yeah right.http://unitedfamiliesinternational.wordpress.com/2009/11/02/children-to-blame-for-climate-change/Fuller, why are you...

Tags: global warming, carbon dioxide

Discussion threads 2009-11-03

ACUCW2 - Administering Cisco Unified Communications Workspace Part 2: Advanced

View Available Dates and LocationsThis hands-on, Global Knowledge-exclusive course builds on the foundation provided by ACUCW1 (Administering Cisco Unified Communications Workspace Part 1: Basic) and focuses on the advanced administration aspects of the Cisco Unified Communications Manager CUCM v6.x/7.x products and client devices. You will learn how to configure the...

Tags: Unified Communications, Mobility, Cisco Unified Communications System, Cisco Systems Inc., Wireless And Mobility

Training 2009-11-01

Netbooks worth the upgrade to Windows 7? Heck yes!

For those who are still using XP Home in our netbook deployments, the $70 volume academic license upgrade is worth the cost of admission. $70 a pop can add up quickly, but in schools wedded to a Windows ecosystem, the advent of a netbook-capable, solid, secure OS in Windows...

Tags: Netbook, Netbooks, Nettops & MIDs, Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows, Hardware, Operating Systems, Software, Christopher Dawson

Blog posts 2009-10-26

Brickbats over bricks

This is an IT Tech site, Mr. Fuller.ntCodes as gatekeepers?As an architect, I have never once consulted a building code to determine which product I should use for a building, especially considering that neither clay brick or fly ash brick is likely to be used in a structural capacity. ...

Tags: Performance management, CalStar

Discussion threads 2009-10-21

Mozilla blocks (then unblocks) dangerous MS .NET Firefox add-on

The move comes in the wake of an admission from Microsoft that the add-on was exposing users to drive-by malware downloads via a remote code execution vulnerability. by Ryan Naraine

Tags: Microsoft Corp., Mozilla Corp., Add-on, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Cyberthreats, Security, Viruses And Worms, Ryan Naraine

Blog posts 2009-10-19

JAMA studies push the need for H1N1 flu shot

Still fighting that war eh, Dana? :)Get over it man.Interesting piece of information:Recent news in Canada:"Four Canadian studies involved about 2,000 people, health officials told CBC News. Researchers found people who had received the seasonal flu vaccine in the past were more likely to get sick with the H1N1 virus."So......

Tags: H1N1 flu, flu, regular flu

Discussion threads 2009-10-13

Getting your teachers started with 1:1

Yesterday I wrote about the potential of 1:1 for improving literacy in our schools. However, as we integrate laptops more and more into classroom time, teachers frequently ask for simple ways to get started. How do they use these new resources for something more than glorified word processors...

Tags: Teacher, Notebooks, Training And Certification, Corporate Communications, Channel Management, Hardware, Notebooks & Tablets, Marketing, Christopher Dawson

Blog posts 2009-10-08