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Original Cambridge cluster map celebrates 6th birthday
CIR Strategy developed the original dynamic map of all Tier One high-tech companies in the Cambridge cluster and region back in 2006. It did so without any public sector, taxpayer money, with the aid of a crack young programmer intern. The map is still available today.
ViewRanger links with LateRooms.com to deliver quick getaways for outdoors enthusiasts
Planning an impromptu adventure has just got a whole lot easier with accommodation booking now available through ViewRanger, as a result of a linkup between award winning outdoors GPS app ViewRanger and hotel booking specialist LateRooms.com.
Cambridge has a specialist new portal for short training courses
A new web portal is being launched to improve local business and employee productivity through the provision of performance workshops, benchmarking sessions and short training courses of up to a day in length.
Things have changed for VNC® technology
RealVNC has consolidated its flagship VNC® products to continue providing the best VNC software in the market. Used by hundreds of millions of users worldwide, VNC is the original remote access solution that enables the connection of one computer desktop from another, wherever they are located in the world.
TTP brings clear vision to augmented reality glasses
Innovative technology from TTP delivers major advantages over existing head-mounted augmented reality (AR) systems, including 3D.
New award scheme celebrates four market-transforming technologies
Four companies have received the first-ever selection of Innovation Awards from the Institute of Physics (IOP) following each company’s successful development and commercialisation of a novel technology which has had significant impact in a range of markets.
Economy shaping technologies - '15 minute expert' report
What might shape the technology landscape in the next 20 years? New forces are at work shaping the market for technology and new services. The tech-landscape of the 20s and 30s could be as unrecognisable as the early 90s seem now.
Recruitment Gateway roadshow targets talented graduates
The Cambridge region is thriving – and it's a great place to live and work. That's the message Cambridge Network will be taking to university careers fairs across the country this autumn, as the Recruitment Gateway team goes on tour to promote the region's employers and their graduate opportunities.
Cambridge Index gains 0.5%
Global equity markets received a boost from ECB’s announcement that it would commence an unlimited bond-buying programme, to curb the sovereign debt crisis in the region. The Cambridge Index rose 0.5% or 51.2 points to 11,073.5, with all but one of the top ten index heavyweights recording gains.
DSE regulations – fit for purpose or on the shelf?
In the midst of public consultations on proposed changes to many health and safety regulations, Workplace Law consultants have questioned whether Display Screen Equipment (DSE) Regulations from 1992 are still relevant in today’s modern working life.
Are you going to the Hajj this year?
Every year millions of Muslims around the world descend upon Mecca in Saudi Arabia for the mass pilgrimage. This year the Hajj falls between 24th and 29th October.
Cambridge interactive event solutions start-up takes gold at Technology Conference
Blendology took first place at the Technology Venture Conference 2012 to win a suite of prizes, including support and advice from KPMG worth over £10,000.
'Building the digital bridge: cross-fertilizing India-UK experiences'
AcceleratorIndia and Creative Industries KTN announce the launch of "RiffStream#Mumbai - Building the Digital Bridge: Cross-fertilizing India-UK Experiences" on September 25th 2012.
Your bank, ID and keys – all in one
Cambridge Consultants unveils a vision of the future, with smartphones at the centre of secure services.
Cordic launch Android mobile software
Cambridge based, data despatch system provider Cordic have announced the launch of their cPAQ Mobile software for Android devices.
Wireless Specialist Wood & Douglas Chooses XJTAG Boundary Scan for Test and Programming
Wood & Douglas produces high-performance wireless communication systems for commercial and government applications, performing all design, development, assembly and test activities in-house. The company uses XJTAG for testing and programming PCBs, using the system's rich features and superior ease of use, to maintain high quality and productivity.
ULMA Embedded Solutions extends boundary scan capabilities with XJTAG Expert
The embedded specialist based in Spain's Basque region, uses XJTAG boundary scan to verify designs, optimise testability, and streamline test engineering. Its vision triggered ULMA to be an early adopter of XJTAG Expert, which combines boundary scan with analog and functional test capabilities in an easy-to-use, portable platform.
Broadband equipment innovator Rancore Technologies gains competitive edge with XJTAG
Markets for advanced communications, such as wireless broadband and IPTV, demand rapid delivery of high-quality solutions. Equipment developer Rancore Technologies is using XJTAG to help meet these goals, benefiting from rigorous screening of boards, rapid test and repair, and increased manufacturing efficiency using the production-optimised ...
Saab cuts costs and boosts productivity with XJTAG boundary scan
Defence and Security company Saab selected the XJTAG development system to speed up the process of debugging and testing multi-layer development boards destined for its IDAS and CIDAS projects used in electronic warfare systems.
EID switches to XJTAG Boundary Scan to deliver rapid innovations
Leading European defence communication specialist EID has selected XJTAG over its previous solution because of price, ease-of-use, superior service and the flexible features that the XJTAG system offers to EID's engineers. XJTAG is being used to test complex printed circuit boards in manufacture and to program non-JTAG devices in-circuit.
Novatel 'broadens offer' with XJTAG testing solution
Contract manufacturer Novatel has been impressed with XJTAG's user-friendly and cost-effective boundary scan solution, which the company now uses throughout the production cycle, from initial board testing to repair.
Koito Electric Industries integrates XJTAG boundary scan in drive for superior test coverage
Koito Electric Industries, a developer and provider of Vehicle Monitoring Systems for the transportation industry, has integrated XJTAG boundary scan in its diagnostic system to improve productivity. Koito can now test complex circuit boards populated with a wide range of devices (e.g. CPLD, FPGA) to be deployed in North American railway systems.
TME selects XJTAG boundary scan solution for integrated test equipment
Italian test specialist, TME (Test and Manufacturing Engineering) chose XJTAG as its partner when adding boundary scan to its ATEXI modular test platform. XJTAG's total focus on boundary scan provided the technical edge and in-depth support required, while the clear pricing structure delivered optimum value ...
US2U Consulting 'Catches Pole' position
Richard Catchpole bolsters local consultancy firm with new capabilities to meet increasing demand.
Into Sport Group and Badminton England launch online athlete management system
Badminton England is the latest Olympic governing body to begin using Into Sport Group’s Vanquish technology to track and manage their elite athletes.