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WFTCloud.com Announces a New Service for Customers to Run SAP Applications on Managed Private Cloud

Saturday, January 28th, 2012

WFTCloud.com Announces a New Service for Customers to Run SAP Applications on Managed Private Cloud













SAP on PRIVATE Cloud


Princeton, NJ (PRWEB) January 09, 2012

WFTCloud – SAP Certified Cloud Services Partner has announced a new service to enable SAP customers to migrate to lower-cost, Managed Private Cloud Infrastructure.

IT leaders major concern for years is to maintain their IT infrastructure and reduce operation costs when it accounts for 60 per cent of total IT spend. Since things are still uncertain despite the economy showing some signs of improvement, this area of IT “strikes a resonant cord,” says Gartner Inc.

CIO’s today are certainly facing tough economic situations and constantly thriving hard working on IT cost reduction strategies says Ganesh Radhakrishnan, CEO WFTCloud, but economies doesn’t seem to be getting any better. CIO’s are finding themselves at the end of their technological rope he said. Delayed buying decision, have left them with geriatric server, storage and networking infrastructure.

WFTCloud has developed a Private Cloud Solution specifically for SAP that aims to meet those needs. Created collaboratively with SAP and leading vendors in this field, this private cloud solution for SAP can dramatically shorten the time to provision new SAP landscapes from days to hours. What’s more, because it is run in the cloud, the solution can reduce costs while improving scalability, flexibility and recovery of systems.

The service is intended to enhance the performance of systems running SAP applications, improve flexibility, lower costs and use newer SAP technologies, including analytics and mobility. WFT said migrations could be delivered in less than four months at a fixed price.

Cloud computing will help CIO’s to reduce TCO and also scale, provision SAP servers in minutes eliminating IT complexities says Ganesh Radhakrishnan, CEO Wharfedale Technologies (WFTCloud). “Our joint initiative with SAP on Cloud will take us to next level with this strategic Private Cloud Solution,” he said.

The SAP Private Cloud infrastructure of WFT is based on vBlock infrastructure (a joint initiative of Cisco, EMC & VMware). WFT’s deep expertise and understanding of vBlock and the SAP application results in design of an optimal landscape in cloud that not only meets the current business requirements but also makes it much easier to expand resources in future.help architect SAP to run on Private Cloud. WFT executed more than 10+ implementations of vBlock SAP Private cloud in the industry.

“With vBlock vCloud, clients can move SAP applications from large, expensive servers to a smaller, highly efficient virtualized system powered by intel microprocessors in a x86 environment.” said Mahesh Reddy, CTO of WFT.

“The vBlock platform from VCE is a great example of achieving higher performance for SAP at a lower cost,” he said.

Some businesses are uncomfortable moving business-critical SAP systems off-premise to the public cloud, but private cloud systems offer the same efficiency and performance benefits, said Rajeev Menon, Vice President WFTCloud, while providing a level of data security and integrity found with on-premise legacy technologies.

In the case of WFT private cloud solution, WFT will manage the applications and infrastructure being delivered to the client.

The implementation of this infrastructure transformation solution requires a unique combination of skills, experience and capabilities. The intention of this solution is to help customers maximize the performance, scalability and provision SAP systems on-demand. Being a Certified Cloud Services Partner for SAP, WFTCloud also works very closely with SAPLabs for Cloud solutions.

WFT has successfully deployed these solutions to customers who are early adopters of SAP vBlock infrastructure, which resulted in improved performance, reduced costs and expanded SAP technology footprint in cloud.

About Wharfedale Technologies, Inc.

WFT is a leading technology consulting integration firm specializing in infrastructure integration in the implementation and support of virtualization and private/hybrid cloud services. As an SAP-certified provider of cloud services, it also offers the following services in support of SAP solutions: high availability, disaster recovery, advanced sizing for virtualization, back-up/recovery Integration, systems refresh automation and landscape optimization. For more information on WFT services, visit http://www.wftcloud.com or http://www.wftus.com or call (888) 533-3113.

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Micro Oscillator, Inc. Releases a High Temperature All Silicon CMOS I.C. Clock Oscillator that will replace Ceramic Resonators used for Automotive Engine Applications.

Monday, February 28th, 2011

(PRWEB) December 3, 2003

Bala Cynwyd, PA (PRWEB) December 3, 2003 Â? Micro Oscillator, Inc., an innovative provider of all silicon CMOS I.C. clock oscillators, today announced the release of its new high temperature (+150 deg C) version of the MOI-2000 clock oscillator.

The MOI-2000 clock oscillator is a CMOS integrated circuit that provides the frequency accuracy of ceramic resonators in microcontroller based systems while operating in harsh environments. The MOI-2000 is very durable, reliable and starts up fast at the correct frequency every time. Unlike ceramic resonators or crystal oscillators that rely on mechanical vibration for frequency generation, the MOI-2000 generates its frequency electronically with no mechanical vibration

The MOI-2000 is available for 5V or 3.3V in the frequency range from 2MHz to 12MHz. The patented oscillator can operate at +/- 1.0% total frequency accuracy over an automotive temperature range of Â?40 deg C to 150 deg C at shock and vibration of up to 80,000gÂ?s. Total tolerance is inclusive of initial frequency tolerance, tolerance over temperature and voltage, and long-term tolerance.

The MOI-2000 is a proven product that is used on board F/A-18 fighters and inside military smart-bombs; Micro Oscillator, Inc. breakthrough technology is also available to licensees for direct IC integration as a total replacement for conventional multiple component-based solutions.

Production samples of the MOI-2000 are available now in SOP-8 and MSOP-8 I.C. packages.

About Micro Oscillator, Inc.

Micro Oscillator, Inc. is revolutionizing the way microcontrollers are clocked with its all silicon CMOS I.C. clock oscillators. The Micro OscillatorÂ? is a CMOS integrated circuit using patented temperature and voltage compensation technology. The Micro Oscillator can achieve precise frequency accuracy over the temperature and voltage range without using ceramic resonators, quartz crystals or other external components for frequency determination. For more information, please visit www.micro-oscillator.com.

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Applications of Nanotechnology, A view g? N? RaleChalla Ratnam By-RLES physicists around the world focus on the implementation East? E physical pleased? T that fundamental physics. The physics of nano is the last area of active research in this so? Century. During the last? Res ann? Es, has experienced ru? E to gold to apply for patents? the? nanometric scale? stick. More than 800 patents li? S nanotechnology to? T? award? th in 2003, and the number increases each ann? e. The soci? T? S are for? J? Current Patents large port? e d on? covered and inventions? nanometric scale? stick. Soci? T? S like IBM and NEC, d? Hold the basic patents on carbon nanotubes, one of the pillars of current nanotechnology. Carbon nanotubes (CNT) have a wide range of uses, and aims? become crucial for many industries in the? and electronic computers, Matt? rials reinforced? s for the administration of m? cines and diagnostics. 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Res insoluble become soluble (gold) .4) A mate? Rial such as gold, which is chemically inert? the? normal scale, can serve as potent chemical catalyst? the? scale nano.Une much of the fascination with nanotechnology? flows of these quantum and the ph? name? ties of surface pr? feel the mati? re? the? nanometric scale? trique.Nanotechnologies nanoscience and had a hand in the size you require from Sch? 1980 with two es? major revolutions: the emergence of cluster science and invention of the microscope? (STM). This? Evolution leads? the d? covered with? Fuller? ties? in 1985 and the assignment of structure? carbon nanotubes? some years? es later. In another of? Development, the synth? Himself and the properties? T? S semiconductor nanocrystals have? T? ? Tudi? S. This came? No? a rapid increase in the number of semiconductor nanoparticles and quantum dots. Quantum dots are nanometric objects? Tors, who can? Be used?, Among other things, for the construction of lasers. 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