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Sawmill 8.1 (Mac)

Sawmill is a powerful, hierarchical log analysis tool for Windows 95/NT, MacOS, and UNIX. It is particularly well suited to web server access and referrer logs, but can process almost any log. It runs either with a built-in web server, or as a CGI program on your web server, and...

Tags: Web Server, Apple Macintosh, Server, Log, Flowerfire, Sawmill, Statistics Page, Web Servers, Internet

Software downloads 2009-09-08

Sawmill 8.0.6 (Windows)

Sawmill is a log analysis tool which can be used to analyze Web site traffic, proxy usage, FTP usage, and much more. Major features include a persistent database for long-term tracking of statistics, hierarchical data mining features to let you zoom in on exactly the piece of information you need,...

Tags: Usage, Microsoft Windows, Editor, Flowerfire, Sawmill, Data Mining, Business Intelligence, Web Site Development, Marketing Research, Databases, Enterprise Software, Software, Data Management, Internet, Marketing

Software downloads 2009-04-16

Sawmill 3 (Windows)

Sawmill is powerful tool for professionals in sawmills and/or timber sales organizations, who are daily responsible of making quick decisions about product portfolio. With just couple of clicks users be able to create and simulate complex sawing patterns and evaluate the existing or new products potential profitability. Addition to simulated...

Tags: Romware Oy, Sawmill, Microsoft Windows, Sales Strategy, Operating Systems, Software, Sales

Software downloads 2008-01-31

Additional Resources

Palm's Pre can't offset Sprint's subscriber losses

Palm's Pre can't offset Sprint's subscriber losses2% Churn? That's me!I'm one of the 2% "churn", as I left Sprint for good when the 3GS came out in June. And, yes, I tried the Pre but, no, I was not impressed.RE: Palm's Pre can't offset Sprint's subscriber lossesC'mon! The...

Tags: Smart phones, Sprint Communications, subscriber loss, Palm Pre, Palm Inc.

Discussion threads 2009-07-29

I'm well aware what I pay for Google's services

I'm well aware what I pay for Google's servicesI agreeOther than search, I don't use a lot of Google's offerings. But I do use Google Earth. 33 years ago a buddy & I travelled from Montreal to Prince George, BC. where we ended up working in an isolated sawmill for...

Tags: Google Inc., Prince George, mill

Discussion threads 2008-10-07

Discover this: "Discover" and its own carbon footprint

"Discover" Magazine profiled their own publication's carbon footprint. Here's the whole article, a brave move not likely to be popular among mag publishers. Here's some of what they found: "Two and one-tenth pounds of carbon dioxide. That is our best estimate of what is emitted...

Tags: Carbon Dioxide, Ton, DISCOVER, Harry Fuller

Blog posts 2008-04-30

A Solid Edge Customer Is Featured on Monster Garage

A company called Morbark Inc., based in Winn, Michigan, supplied the chipper and some engineering expertise to the project. Morbark, founded in 1957, is the world's largest manufacturer of brush chippers, forestry, recycling and sawmill equipment. Morbark needed to improve and speed the output of 2D drawings. There were too...

Tags: 3D, 2D, Monster, Siemens AG, Edge Customer

Case studies 2007-01-01

I can do it, by myself

I can do it, by myselfLive and Learn Murphy, Live and Learn...Remember that any lesson, learned with much difficulty tends to be remembered better and longer then a lessons with which we had help.Thus our quality of life is improving, because we completed a task with much difficulty, even though...

Tags: Time management, Recruitment & Selection, OPEN SOURCE, DIY, Marx, information technology

Discussion threads 2006-06-28

Can we save the Amazon rainforest?

There are plenty of alarming reports on the future of our planet, such as the oceans rising by several meters before 2100. Still, there are things we can do to improve the situation. For example, by simply respecting existing laws, it should be possible to save a million square kilometers...

Tags: Amazon.com Inc., Woods Hole Research Center

Blog posts 2006-03-24

From dinosaur bones to IP backbones

Dead, decades-old trees are processed in a sawmill, and then shipped to the newspaper printing plant. And your newspaper is delivered to you in a vehicle that runs on dinosaur grist from 70 million years ago.IP telephony isn't 70 million years old. In its present incarnation, it isn't even 70...

Tags: IP, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

Blog posts 2004-12-04