Vectorwise When you’re in the business of selling applications you need to know that your database can handle the steady advances in server hardware, virtualization and cloud technologies. It also needs to be simple, fast and ultra-reliable where you can “set it and forget it”. If you’re developing applications for SMB’s, the enterprise or the cloud, and want to build in a fast, reliable and low maintenance database, send Actian an email and we can help. We designed the Actian Embeddable Database with a best-of-all-worlds approach: a single application database that includes both a high performance transactional database engine using a key-value store to store and access the data, and a relational database engine with traditional SQL access. Actian Embeddable Database powers thousands of packaged business applications for everything from accounting and medical office management to point-of-sale and ERP systems. Multi-core, Hypervisor and More
Introduction à Lean Startup Commençons par un constat : 9 produits sur 10 échouent (et souvent la Startup qui porte un de ces produits). C’est en partant de ce bilan qu’Éric Ries publie en septembre 2011 The Lean Startup: How Today’s Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses qui devient un succès mondial et un véritable mouvement avec ses conférences et ses nombreux meetups (par exemple Lean Startup France). L’objectif de Lean Startup, dans la continuité des méthodes Agiles, est de réduire le cycle de développement d’un produit afin de réduire les risques d’échec, de mesurer le progrès et d’obtenir de précieux feedbacks des clients, et cela de manière régulière. De cette façon, les entreprises, en particulier les startups, peuvent concevoir leurs produits ou services pour répondre aux demandes de leur clientèle sans nécessiter un important budget de démarrage ou de coûteux lancements de produits. Construire Ce MVP est la plus simple version d’un nouveau produit. Mesurer
Palo Welcome to the International Conference on Management of Emergent Digital EcoSystems (MEDES) Web Site MEDES 2013 - Description and Objectives The keynote talk slides of Prof. Yannis Manolopoulos are here The tutorial slides are posted here The smart Building Manifesto in Digital Ecosystem web page is here The EU-Brazil innovation and Best Practice in IT Ecosystems Poster is posted here Several slides are posted here In the world of the Internet, the rapid growth and exponential use of digital medias leads to the emergence of virtual environments namely digital ecosystems composed of multiple and independent entities such as individuals, organizations, services, software and applications sharing one or several missions and focusing on the interactions and inter-relationships among them. Due to the multi-disciplinary nature of digital ecosystems and their characteristics, they are highly complex to study and design. MEDES'13 conference will be held at Neumünster Abbey, Luxembourg from October 28th till October 31th, 2013.
Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre. Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL) est une spécification du W3C dont l'objectif est de permettre l'intégration de contenus multimédias diversifiés (images, sons, textes, vidéo, animations, flux de texte) en les synchronisant afin de permettre la création de présentations multimédias. SMIL est un langage de la famille XML. SMIL est le format utilisé par les MMS. Logiciels permettant de visualiser ou modifier du SMIL[modifier | modifier le code] Firefox 3.7a1pre lecteur SMIL 2.x (Logiciel open source)Ambulant Player, lecteur SMIL 2.1 (Logiciel libre (LGPL))limsee2 éditeur SMIL 2.x WYSIWYG (Logiciel open source)Helix player, lecteur SMIL 2.0 (Logiciel open source)RealPlayer, lecteur SMIL 2.0 (Logiciel propriétaire et gratuit)Apple Quicktime, lecteur SMIL 1.0 (Logiciel propriétaire et gratuit)GriNs, éditeur et lecteur de fichiers SMIL (Logiciel propriétaire et payant) Autres liens[modifier | modifier le code]
Looking ahead to the digital signage year to come, 2014 As the calendar turns the page to 2014 — and closes the books on what was a fascinating 2013 — Digital Signage Today is taking a moment to look ahead to the year to come. To get a feel for what might be coming down the pike in the year ahead, we asked a handful of industry insiders to weigh in on one simple question: What will be the biggest digital signage news story or trend in 2014? Their wide-ranging answers appear below (and be sure to click here to read what many of these same sources thought was the biggest digital signage news story of the year that just passed): Jeff Collard, President, Omnivex 2014 will be a big year for consolidation. There are several trends that have been building over the past few years and are now coming to a head. The proliferation of intelligent devices is fueling a massive growth in data that organizations can use to target messages. Paul Flanigan, Executive Director, Digital Screenmedia Association Screens are everywhere.