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"PM250" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-02 03:07:33

RAPID MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS USING LASER SINTERING OF METAL AND CERAMIC POWDERSPM250 is the first & rapid manufacturing system based on laser sintering truly open on metal & ceramic “raw materials”. Thanks to its innovating design the users take advantage of a parametrable system with multiple setting ranges tapping into the full potential of disintegrate metallurgyADVANTAGESCross metallic-ceramic production with a high reliability factor Customizable layering systemUse of standard fine powdersIntegrated Computer-Aided Design system

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"Chapter 2-E-Marketplaces: Structures, Mechanisms, Economics, and ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 16:06:07

Learning Objectives• Define e-marketplaces and list their components.• List the study types of e-marketplaces and describe their features.• Describe the various types of EC intermediaries and their roles.• Describe electronic catalogs shopping carts and search engines.• Describe the various types of auctions and list their characteristics.• address the benefits limitations and impacts of auctions.• exposit bartering and negotiating online.• Define m-commerce and explain its role as a market mechanism.• address liquidity quality and success factors in e-marketplaces.• Describe the economic impact of EC.• address competition in the digital economy.• Describe the impact of e-marketplaces on organizations. E-Marketplaces• Markets (electronic or otherwise) have three main functions:1. Matching buyers and sellers;2. Facilitating the exchange of information goods services and payments associated with market transactions; and3. Providing an institutional infrastructure such as a legal and regulatory framework which enables the efficient functioning of the market.• Electronic marketplaces (e-marketplaces or marketspaces) changed several of the processes used in trading and give chains1. Greater information richness2. displace information search costs for buyers3. Diminished information asymmetry between sellers and buyers4. Greater temporal separation between time of purchase and time of possession5. Greater temporal proximity between time of purchase and time of possession6. Ability of buyers and sellers to be in different locationsmarketspaceA marketplace in which sellers and buyers exchange goods and services for money (or for other goods and services) but do so electronically• Marketspace components– Customers– Sellers– Products and servicesdigital productsGoods that can be transformed into digital change and delivered over the Internet– Infrastructure• Marketspace components A third celebrate that operates between sellers and buyers.– Other business partners– give servicesTypes of E-Marketplaces: From Storefronts to Portals• Electronic StorefrontsstorefrontA hit affiliate’s Web site where products or services are sold• Most common mechanisms are a(n):– electronic compile– search engine– electronic draw– e-auction facilities– payment gatewaye-mall (online mall)An online shopping bear on where many online stores are located• Types of Stores and Malls– General stores/malls– Specialized stores/malls– Regional versus global stores– Pure online organizations versus click-and-mortar stores• Types of E-Marketplacese-marketplaceAn online market usually B2B in which buyers and sellers exchange goods or services; the three types of e-marketplaces are private public and consortia1 private e-marketplacesOnline markets owned by a hit company; may be either sell-side or buy-side e-marketplaces. 2 sell-side e-marketplaceA private e-marketplace in which a company sells either standard or customized products to qualified companies3 buy-side e-marketplaceA private e-marketplace in which a affiliate makes purchases from invited suppliers4 public e-marketplacesB2B marketplaces usually owned and/or managed by an independent third party that include many sellers and many buyers; also known as exchanges5 information portalA single inform of access through a Web browser to business information inside and/or outside an organization• Six study types of portals– Commercial (public) portals– Corporate portals– Publishing portals– Personal portals– Mobile portals– Voice portalsmobile portalA portal accessible via a mobile devicevoice portalA portal accessed by telephone or cell phoneIntermediation in ECinfomediariesElectronic intermediaries that control information flow in cyberspace often aggregating information and selling it to others• Five limitations of direct interaction– examine costs– Lack of privacy– Incomplete information– Contract risk– Pricing inefficiencies4e-distributorAn e-commerce intermediary that connects manufacturers (suppliers) with business buyers by aggregating the catalogs of many suppliers in one place—the intermediary’s Web sitedisintermediationElimination of intermediaries between sellers and buyersreintermediationEstablishment of new intermediary roles for traditional intermediaries that undergo been disintermediatedElectronic Catalogs and Other Market Mechanismselectronic catalogsThe presentation of product information in an electronic create; the backbone of most e-selling sites• Classification of electronic catalogs1. The dynamics of the information presentation2. The degree of customization3. Integration with business processes• Online catalogs1. go of updating2. Ability to be integrated with the purchasing process3. Coverage of a wide spectrum of products4. Interactivity5. Customization6. Strong examine capabilities• Two approaches to creating customized catalogs– Let the customers determine the parts of interest to them from the total catalog– Let the system automatically identify customer characteristics based on the customer’s transaction recordssearch engineA computer schedule that can access a database of Internet resources examine for specific information or keywords and report the resultssoftware (intelligent) agentSoftware that can perform routine tasks that demand intelligenceelectronic shopping cartAn order-processing technology that allows customers to hive away items they wish to buy while they continue to shopauctionA competitive process in which a seller solicits consecutive bids from buyers (forward auctions) or a buyer solicits bids from sellers (backward auctions). Prices are determined dynamically by the bidsAuctions As EC Market Mechanisms• Limitations of Traditional Off-line Auctions– The rapid affect may furnish potential buyers little time to make a decision– Bidders do not undergo much time to examine the goods– Bidders must usually be physically show at auctions– Difficult for sellers to act goods to an auction site– Commissions are fairly highelectronic auction (e-auction)Auctions conducted onlinedynamic pricingPrices that change based on give and demand relationships at any given measure• Types of auctions– One Buyer. One Seller– One Seller. Many Potential Buyers1 send auctionAn sell in which a seller entertains bids from buyers2 reverse auction (bidding or tendering system)Auction in which the buyer places an item for bid (gift) on a request for ingeminate (RFQ) system potential suppliers bid on the job with the price reducing sequentially and the lowest bid wins; primarily a B2B or G2B mechanismExhibit 2.5 The Reverse sell Process“name-your-own-price” modelAuction model in which a would-be buyer specifies the determine (and other terms) he or she is willing to pay to any willing and able seller. It is a C2B copy that was pioneered by Priceline com3 double auctionAuctions in which multiple buyers and their bidding prices are matched with multiple sellers and their asking prices considering the quantities on both sides• Limitations of E-Auctions– Minimal security– Possibility of fraud– Limited participation• Impacts.

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"Ohio Using Next Generation Technology for Innovation in Aerospace ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 14:40:05

reports the state of Ohio supports a new project created by Boeing-Heath that uses virtual reality technology to revolutionize the manufacturing process for aerospace products throughout the express and the entire Midwest. From the article: "Boeing's Virtual Manufacturing Center (VMC) demonstrates Ohio's commitment to the and its standing as a world leader in manufacturing according to the (OBDC) the nonprofit organization that markets the state for capital investment. The $1.25 million VMC will be located at the Central Ohio Aerospace and Technology bear on (COATC) in Licking County and will create 10 new jobs and retain more than 500 positions within the first three years of the communicate's initial operation. communicate funding includes a $500,000 state-local incentive package and a $200,000 Rapid Outreach Grant through the Ohio Department of Development. "The virtual reality tool is seen as a quantum leap into a brighter future for the Central Ohio Aerospace and Technology Center," said Rick Platt. Director for the Heath-Newark-Licking County turn Authority. "Boeing does more than $4 billion a year in business in Ohio and the VMC could quickly change state an aerospace product development mecca for the hundreds of Boeing suppliers in Ohio and the Midwest. This investment puts the Aerospace Center on the map in an unprecedented way." Among its applications the VMC can display engineering designs in virtual reality helping technicians sight ways to improve the manufacturing process. Workers have access to a real-time visual experience with prototype products that undergo not yet been produced. The VMC will expand Boeing-Heath's capabilities allowing it to inform technical and engineering data into the manufacturing affect in a very cutting advance way. The birthplace of flight. Ohio provides a world-class research environment that includes two dedicated federal laboratories and ten aerospace related doctoral programs at Ohio universities. Graduates of these institutions give a cluster of highly skilled and educated workers. Ohio's is investing $1.6 billion over 10 years to grow Ohio's high-tech research capabilities back up innovation act high-paying jobs and form new companies in technical areas. "Businesses in the aerospace industry are recognizing the benefits of locating in Ohio," said Marlon Cheatham mark manager for the Ohio Business Development Coalition. "Owners profit from the state's newly revamped tax label as come up as the bottom-line benefits of better for their employees. Ohio offers low-cost low evince communities and a unique mix of micropolitan and metropolitan cities. This diversity provides executives and employees the resources and time to act their professional goals and personal aspirations without having to agree one for the other. Ohio truly is the state of perfect balance.""

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"Cisco significantly increases investments across a broad range of ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 22:29:35

BEIJING. China - Nov. 1. 2007 - Cisco® today announced a multi-year investment initiative aimed at strengthening its business commitments and long-term corporate strategy in China. The program announced today by Cisco head and CEO John Chambers at a press conference in Beijing defines a three- to five-year plan of increased investment in China in alignment with the country's long term economic societal and environmental goals."Today's announcements underscore both China's strategic importance to Cisco's global operations and the broad range of growth opportunities presented by the China merchandise particularly as an innovator in the next wave of the Internet's development in collaboration and Web 2.0 technologies. Cisco has made significant investments in our China business since we established operations in the country in 1994 and this program will lay the foundation for the next chapter in Cisco's development in China," said John Chambers chairman and CEO of Cisco. Cisco's multi-year investment program will include: * A significant increase in local procurement. In the past five years. Cisco has purchased more than USD $7 billion worth of China-sourced components and services a critical move of the affiliate's virtual manufacturing supply chain. According to Cisco estimates these procurement commitments provide employment to 50,000 people in manufacturing management roles and through assure manufacturing and supplier partners. * The be value of Cisco's commitments in China since 2002 are estimated at more than USD $8.5 billion and under the initiative announced today could expand to approximately USD $16 billion during the next five years including significant increases in materials procurement and increases in education. Cisco Capital research and development enjoin and indirect investments and sales and function operations. * A Memorandum of Understanding with China Development Bank to investigate a fit investment program that would provide capital and expertise for innovative Chinese businesses. The initiative is intended to support high-growth Chinese companies over multiple sectors with a focus on information technology. "color" innovators and other key segments (see displace announcement). * A commitment to expansion of the Cisco Networking Academies schedule in cooperation with China's Ministry of Education to add 300 additional academies in vocational colleges during the next three years with a specific focus on China's central and western provinces. Currently there are more than 200 Networking Academies in 70 cities throughout China which undergo trained more than 90,000 students since inception. The new initiatives ordain add the capacity to train an additional 100,000 students by 2010. Cisco will also gift more than USD $6 million worth of networking equipment to assist in establishing labs in the new academies. * A memorandum of understanding with Alibaba assort. China's largest business-to-business (B2B) on-line portal. Under the MOU. Cisco and Alibaba ordain explore ways to jointly offer collaboration and business management solutions to small and medium businesses (SMBs) in China. Under a previous agreement. Cisco ordain also invest USD $17.5 million in Alibaba com Limited a subsidiary of Alibaba Group as move of its planned initial public offering on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange becoming one of only eight cornerstone investors in the listing (see separate announcement). * Establishment of incremental funding up to USD $400 million for Cisco Systems Capital China for providing financing facilities to Cisco customers in China during the next three to five years. Cisco Systems Capital China commenced captive financing operations in June 2006 and has funded USD $60 million in customer assets to date. * The establishment of Cisco's first global "green" technology center to address the increasing be for sustainable development energy efficiency reduction of electronic waste and emission reductions inside and outside of China. The center will also augment existing programs underway by Cisco China's R&D teams in the area of application specific integrated circuits (ASIC) cater efficiency create by mental act and grow this into other product areas. * Establishment of product and research teams to develop innovative networking equipment to address the SMB (small and medium business) market and emerging countries markets leveraging local design and manufacturing resources. Cisco first established operations in China in 1994 and now employs more than 2,300 cater in sales customer support and service research and development. BPO/IT outsourcing. Cisco Capital and manufacturing. The affiliate has 12 offices in China a study R&D facility in abduct. Scientific Atlanta R&D/manufacturing facilities as well as several development centers supporting WebEx which Cisco acquired in March 2007.

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"Mixing The Realities for Creation: Where Virtual Is Less Virtual" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 19:12:01

A few days ago. Monique share of dropped me a note pointing me at - a place which enables people to create 2 and 3 dimensional designs so that they can be made to specification. I looked into it (of cover) and was pretty impressed. I don't have any concrete ideas on what I would make yet but it is interesting and nice to know that I can do these things should I choose to. Manufacturing with 'just in measure inventory' is a real boon for people who have ideas and no materials. There are a few catches though - for example you have to check your prototype - which means that you have to pay for at least one rendition of what you make. While sensible shipping is not known as the great equalizer. In essence the advance one is from the more one would undergo to pay for creating something. Since this is outside of the United States most populate from the United States may take this point. What if such ability were less geocentric? Spread across the world in franchises to offset the costs in shipping? That would alter sense. It works for Starbucks - you can get a bad cup of coffee just about anywhere in the United States. I defend to the populate who like Starbucks but I won't apologize for liking better coffee. All of that said - this is the start of something interesting something new and something which allows creators to create with less startup cost. The evolution of real world designs is catching up a bit to virtual objects as available in though the postage is much cheaper in virtual worlds. At the beginning of this month. - something which. The Associated Press article from a few weeks ago does give some indicators: .. China's government is building a vast virtual world dubbed Beijing Cyber Recreation District which founders say will help the manufacturing superpower evolve into an e-commerce juggernaut. Some supply-chain experts say the project is impossibly grandiose in its goal to provide direct links between tens of thousands of Chinese manufacturers and millions of individual customers around the world. But every "Made in China" label eventually could include a Web site where customers could order more — and Chinese factories would create custom-made goods and displace them directly to consumers' homes mused Chi Tau Robert Lai chief scientist of the virtual world. The 3D world is supposed to be the online counterpart to the China Recreation District a furnish lay mall and playground being built in a former steel plant in Beijing for the 2008 Olympics. Some Chinese-language Web sites of the CRD are already up but most of it — including the first enjoin links to manufacturers — won't come until the back up half of next year at the earliest. Lai said. In addition to connecting factories with people outside China the project ordain accept businesses outside China to tap the nation's burgeoning middle class he said. "This makes you have to think of China in a different way," Lai said Thursday evening at the Virtual Worlds Conference & Expo in San Jose. "We are stepping approve and trying to blend the human and the computer to touch everything associated with people's lives."... Given that here in I can throw a stone to an import/merchandise company that deals with Chinese manufacturers (and hit them. I might add). I am familiar with China's manufacturing ability - in fact much of the solar energy stuff I have worked with was imported from China by my father and myself or through contacts. Why? Quite simply cutting out the middlemen. Buying things in the United States that were manufactured in China makes about as much sense as businesses buying Guyanese sugar packaged in Florida - a reality I have seen firsthand in local hotels on their sugar packets. The collapse of business geography is imminent in that believe: no longer are there secret places to buy things. The ability to manufacture products is now at everyone else's fingertips.. and it holds promise. It should also be sending a very strong signal to the present leading retail exporter of Chinese Products.. the tables are shifting. China does have a long way to go - but lets take have. We have where I undergo some of. We now have. We undergo self-publishing on the Internet. We have a virtual economy based on despite the of a employee. We have China getting serious about a virtual economy. is becoming more apparent.. but it holds true for less than 20% of the world at show (global internet penetration).

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Posted on 2007-11-08 15:32:12

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"Here Comes Microsoft's Virtual Machine Management Software" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 13:03:10

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • September 06. 2007Here Comes Microsoft's Virtual forge Management SoftwareFiled under: Since its initial release one of the key missing components of Microsoft's Virtual Server virtualization platform has been the lack of an enterprise class management application. Microsoft is finally correcting that problem with the channel of System Center Virtual forge Manager (SCVMM) 2007. SCVMM has been in the works for nearly two years now and is expected to finally release to manufacturing sometime in October. To go out there have been over 20,678 public beta users of the product and over 32 Technology Adoption Partners giving great feedback to back up it along. Microsoft itself has been using the product to manage 100% of their virtual environments (86 physical hosts running 1224 VMs) in production since Beta 2. The new product was created to have tight integration with existing Microsoft tools to back up with multiple scenarios that alter up virtual and physical machine management. To help provide health and performance monitoring. SCVMM integrates with Microsoft Operations Manager. For patching machines and images the product integrates with Microsoft Configuration Manager. And for backup and regenerate they integrated the product with Data Protection Manager so that you can backup all the virtual machines at the physical host level. Microsoft has also changed the licensing copy. They announced the System bear on Management Suite Enterprise license which gives you everything you be to manage your virtual environment at a price of $860 per physical entertain. This includes System Center Virtual forge Manager 2007. Enterprise Server Management licenses for System bear on Configuration Manager 2007. System Center Operations Manager 2007 and System Center Data Protection Manager 2007. The license is on the physical host and includes an unlimited be of virtual machines on that entertain. Microsoft also announced pricing for the SMB market with a package called System bear on Virtual Machine Manager 2007 Workgroup Edition available in January 2008 at a price of $499. This case allows for management of up to 5 physical servers with an unlimited be of virtual machines. Microsoft is also developing its next generation of SCVMM based on great feedback from customers and Beta users. The roadmap includes give for not only Microsoft Windows Server Virtualization (Viridian) but also full management of non-Windows third-party virtualization platforms from VMware and Xen. A Beta of the software is expected to be announced around the same time as Windows Server 2008. In case you missed it some of the benefits open in SCVMM 2007 include: Intelligent Placement analysis to determine the beat servers for virtualization Ease of use with a familiar interface and seamless integration with other Microsoft products Faster deployments with administrator-managed self-service provisioning Resource efficiency with server consolidation and increased processor utilization Copyright © 2007. . All Rights reserved. InfoWorld is a leading publisher of technology information and product reviews on topics including viruses phishing worms firewalls security servers storage networking wireless databases and web services. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::

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"Cost Accountant" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:59:28

Job Reference: 62371079 (SDF-cost-091207)SHORT call PROJECT bring home the bacon IN COST ACCOUNTING! obtain SOME GREAT undergo WHILE WORKING FOR A SOFTWARE affiliate. This could get you noticed for a great opportunity! Responsbilities ordain consider the following: Assist with the ongoing implementation of a major virtual manufacturing communicate. Analyze and define new processes for inventory accounting and reporting (calculation and reporting of actual product manufacturing costs excess or obsolete list analyses give contracts standard cost maintenance etc.). Work closely with operations and quality teams to understand manufacturing yields and variances. Prepare and present inventory analyses (forecasts days onhand product mix) to upper management. Prepare other inventory-related account analyses reconciliations monthly journal entries and reports in support of quarterly reporting to Corporate accounting. Qualifications:Must be a proven performer in cost accounting. Must undergo a live's Degree. IMPORTANT : To bear on for a job there should be no be to supply the advertiser with your bank or any other financial information. We discuss you to never give this sort of information to advertisers. If you see a vacancy and tip be details or money are requested email.

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"INTERNATIONAL VIRTUAL TRADE SHOWS WITH 6000 MANUFACTURING AND" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 16:38:53

International Trade show OnLine 6000+ change show booths no travel expense no hotel depreciate no shipping depreciate EconWPA International change communicate information of EconWPA: Web page: For technical questions regarding this series please communicate (EconWPA)

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"SCVMM Released to Manufacturing" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-06 10:00:15

At the end of measure week. Chris Stirrat that System bear on Virtual forge Manager (also known as SCVMM or Carmine) has been officially released. With this announcment he also mentioned that in a next release of SCVMM Microsoft ordain be adding give for non-windows virtualization environments specifically VMWare and Xen. Microsoft also which you can use to undergo a look at SCVMM for yourself in a Virtual Machine environment (sounds strange doesn't it)Tony Soper also has a lot of "nice to know" bits on. And MS also released a on Technet. There is a lot more news on SCVMM but this should furnish you a inform to go away from i hope.

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