2, a scaleable middleware for
real-time data/control exchange between software components.
George Tubin, Senior Analyst, Delivery Channels for TowerGroup explained, "We've seen numerous market leaders looking to incorporate
real-time data into their operational business intelligence to drive them towards the
real-time enterprise.
Agents already connecting with carriers via a
real-time system believe it has value in helping workflow for both personal and commercial lines.
0, DV500 PLUS offers users
real-time effects and transitions, multi-track audio mixing,
real-time image correction,
real-time 16:9 wide screen aspect ratio, and
real-time titling with TitleDeko RT.
For many of our Linux customers, hard
real-time functionality would extend the viability of Linux to a broader set of their device development projects that requires mission-critical performance," said Vincent Rerolle, vice president of corporate development and strategy.
Agents dealing with a
real-time life insurance company will be able to contract, learn about products, receive sales training, order supplies, develop proposals, submit applications, receive policies and commissions--all via the Internet.
with the added benefit of hard
real-time determinism that is expected in the networking market and guaranteed by FSMLabs' RTCore technology," says Larry Stefonic, MySQL's SVP of OEM Sales.
Until now, researchers in our lab have had to share a
real-time PCR instrument with multiple labs.
RTCore provides the necessary isolation so that
real-time applications can coexist peacefully with sophisticated Linux-based application stacks, such as user interfaces and enterprise applications.
By deploying GoldenGate's
real-time data integration solution on the Ingres open source platform, customers will be able to leverage a lower cost option and perform smooth application and system migrations without interruption.
Patented hard
real-time virtualization technology decouples the FSMLabs POSIX RTCore
real-time kernel (the technology behind RTLinux) from an embedded Linux or BSD UNIX client enabling a 100% preemptible system to ensure timely execution of critical code.
The first
real-time UNIX[R] operating system (RTU) in 1984
