Conservation technology: The next generation

Translation Technology - The Next Generation

Prior to 1995 Prior to 1995, there was no widespread implementation of translation technology. Several translation service companies, like ALPNET for example, were using first generation translation memory and terminology management tools in-house but this was rather the exception than the rule and these tools were not widely distributed across the freelance and contractor base. Some industrial...

Next Generation Network Management Technology

Today's telecommunications networks are becoming increasingly large, complex, mission critical and heterogeneous in several dimensions. For example, the underlying physical transmission facilities of a given network may be "mixed media" (copper, fiber-optic, radio, and satellite); the sub networks may be acquired from different vendors due to economic, performance, or general availability reaso...

Cloud Computing : The Technology for Next Generation

Cloud computing is increasingly becoming popular model for the next generation internet in which computational resources are made available online to the user on demand. Cloud computing is based on the concept of sharing computer resources online without worrying about owning the infrastructure, software or the service. The users can access anything from anywhere with the power of cloud interne...

Next Generation Fire Suppression Technology Program Strategy

Fires and explosions continue to be among the greatest threats to the safety of personnel and the survivability of military aircraft, ships, and land vehicles in peacetime and during combat operations. For these, halon 1301 (CF 3 Br) had been the fire suppressant of choice. However, production of halon 1301 was banned as of January 1, 1994 due to its high ozone-depleting potential (ODP). The Do...

802.11n: Next-Generation Wireless LAN Technology