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Innergie has announced that it has teamed up with Green Plug on the first implementation of Green Plug’s open systems intelligent power interface. At 2009 International CES, in Las Vegas Jan. 8-11, Innergie and Green Plug will demonstrate the Greentalk-enabled mCube90G powering a variety of consumer electronic devices, each with unique power requirements. The Innergie mCube90G features an innovative two-piece design, in which the smaller Auto/Air adapter can be detached, enabling use of an even more compact adapter when getting power from DC power sources, such as automobiles and airplanes.
Collexis Holdings Inc. has announced the formal launch of the Reviewer Finder product, an application which identifies the best reviewers based on their research profile. By using the proprietary Collexis Fingerprint technology, a submitted grant proposal or submitted scientific manuscript is analyzed and the resulting document Fingerprint is compared against more than 1.8 million expert Fingerprints — simultaneously checking for conflicts of interest based on co-authorship and organizational affiliation. The Collexis Reviewer Finder assists in reducing the time to identify the most qualified reviewers from hours to virtually minutes.
Infor has announced the latest version of Infor PLM Runtime, a comprehensive Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solution for the apparel and footwear manufacturing industries. With nearly 40 new features, the new version includes tools to help manufacturers enhance collaboration with suppliers and improve the efficiency and timeliness of new product development and introduction processes. Infor PLM Runtime enables apparel and footwear manufacturers around the globe to design, source and deliver innovative products. The new enhancements in Infor PLM Runtime enable manufacturers to effectively manage these globalization challenges and control the flow of product data across their organization, while improving communication with suppliers during the critical development phase.
Source Forge, one of the world’s biggest developer and storehouse of Open Source codes and other applications has recently announced the latest version (Version 1.6.0) of its innovative; Globalization Tool Kit, G11N. This tool kit comprises of a complete set of Java classes which can effectively be used for assisting the translation of a computer program. Written in the Java language, these classes can be run on a Java Run-time Environment (JRE) starting from JDK 1.4.1_05 or higher. The classes included in the tool kit, are designed to work in close co-ordination for completing the desired translation job. Moreover, these classes are meant to be applied within the limits of a certain process. This process will thoroughly be explained within the Localization Process Guide. The entire contents of this tool kit are covered under the Version 2 of GNU General public License (GPL).