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Six Things Hospitals Need to Know About Supporting the Adoption of Smartphones Pagers have been an essential part of healthcare communications for a long time due to their ability to provide reliable communications at a low cost. When pagers emerged on the healthcare scene, they fundamentally changed the way doctors, nurses, and administrators could be notified that... DOWNLOAD NOW

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xG Technology Receives $3.3 Million Purchase Order From NEFCOM

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Comtech Telecommunications Receives $2.9 Million Order from Military Contractor

- Alert), president and CEO of Comtech Telecommunications Corp., certainly seemed excited about the order, saying, “The XTS-40X-B1 is targeted at government SATCOM users who build very compact and cost effective transportable systems. We think this is a tremendous product that sets the bar very high in the MILSATCOM marketplace.”

For those of you who are not familiar with this system, the XTS-40X-B1 is designed to provide high output power for mobile military applications. The system is additionally designed to work with military SATCOM terminals, and comes in a relatively small case with a durable outer hull.

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Toshiba's Call Manager Receives Customer Interaction Solutions Magazine's 2011 Product of the Year Award

IVR Service Provider Offers First Next-Gen IVR Designer to Mass Notification Industry
With Interactive Voice Response (IVR), self-service is now a more viable option than ever before. Done correctly, self-service through IVR is an effective tool that can be more efficient than the time-consuming effort of human interaction. Send Word Now, a worldwide provider of emergency notification and incident management services, is the first provider in the mass notification industry to offer a fully-integrated, next-generation IVR Designer.

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Unlike iPhone 4S, The New iPad Receives a Quiet Premiere in China

Is the new iPad somehow less worthy of an unruly mob than the iPhone 4S? Judging from the very quiet and by the numbers launch of the new iPad today in China, it would seem to be the case.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the new iPad launched without much of a hitch in China on Friday, sans the "unruly buyers and sullen crowds" that turned out several months back for the iPhone 4S.

"Roughly 40 customers quietly lined up Friday morning outside the Apple Store in Beijing’s high-end Sanlitun shopping and restaurant district," the report said. "They waited within a cordon surrounded security personnel and reporters. Store doors opened at 8 a.m. without disturbances.

"Sales at Apple’s other four company-branded retail stores in China also appeared to go smoothly," the report added.

That pales in comparison to the debut of the iPhone 4S back in January, which forced Apple to briefly suspend sales of the iconic handset in Chinese stores after "unruly customers" forced police to rope off that area of the Sanlitun mall. A similar situation in May, 2011 over the white iPhone 4 found store managers locking the doors after customers "scuffled with employees."

So how did Apple manage to curb the anxious enthusiasm of the Chinese masses?

"For the launch of the new iPad, Apple instituted a system new to the location in which buyers were required to take reservations beginning on Thursday, the day before the launch," the report reveals. "Customers were then given a set time to pick up their devices."

That seems downright civilized compared to the recent trademark spat over the iPad name that kept the third-generation tablet from launching in China.

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Sandvine Receives $7 Million in Expansion Orders from Unnamed Cable Company

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SEPATON Receives Two Key Symantec Certifications for Data Backup

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Sennheiser SC 260 Circle Headset Receives Red Dot Design Award

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