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	a la Mobile - Solutions - Convergent Linux
		As operating systems and application suites become more complex the industry is demanding over-the-air updates of the software in a handset.
		The Convergent Linux platform is capable of integrating an appropriate Java™ platform, whether it's the broadly deployed JTWI platform or the upcoming Mobile Services Architecture (MSA) Platform currently being defined in the Java Community Process.
		While it is important for the platform to be complete, it is equally important that manufacturers and operators be enabled to differentiate their offering by augmenting or replacing individual components of the platform.
	www.a-la-mobile.com /solutions/convergent.html (880 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		One expert in operating system architecture, a professor of computer science from the University of Maryland with impressive credentials, was called by C3 to testify.
		He bases his opinion on the meaning of "operating system" as that term is currently understood by professionals in the field of research with whom he interacts.
		Using the definition of "cooperating-hosted system" appearing in the NIST testing policy (Finding 37), he concluded that the "another operating system" mentioned in that definition is in fact the Windows NT POSIX Subsystem and the kernel.
	www.gsbca2.gsa.gov /oldprotests/d13201a.txt (14876 words)

	Convergent Technologies Operating System - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Convergent Technologies Operating System, also known variously as CTOS, BTOS and STARSYS, was a modular, message-passing, multi-process based operating system.
		Most of the system programs were written in PL/M, an Algol-like language from Intel which compiled directly to object code without a runtime library.
		Convergent Technologies' first product was the IWS (Integrated Workstation) based on the Intel 8086 processor, which had CTOS as its operating system.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Convergent_Technologies_Operating_System (503 words)

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		In an intercept operation, the station is automatically routed to the attendant if it attempts to place a call that is not authorized by its class of service.
		In popular client/server systems, the client module often resides on a PC or workstation and is connected to a server via networking.
		A measure of system use, usually the time during which the user terminal was on-line during a session.
	www-act.ucsd.edu /actonly/telecom/ops/acroc.txt (5865 words)

	Convergent Computing Authorizations
		Convergent Computing is the longest standing Novell authorized integrator (since 1986) in Northern California providing consulting, implementation, migration, and support services for the entire suite of Novell products and technologies (eDirectory, NetWare v3.x to v6, GroupWise, iFolder, iPrint, iChain, Managewise, Border Manager, and Portal).
		Convergent Computing was one of the first Oracle certified partners in the country providing assistance to organizations implementing and integrating their Oracle data warehouse or Oracle Financials systems into multi-platform (Windows, Netware, Unix) environments
		Convergent Computing was one of the first Lotus Notes business partners in the country providing planning, implementation, integration, and support in multi-platform (Windows, Netware, Unix) environments.
	www.cco.com /authorizations.htm (542 words)

	MID - In*House News
		Systems integrator partners with service bureau to implement imaging system to handle county offices' document needs.
		Called CTOS (Convergent Technologies Operating System), the system had initially been installed in 1985 and was used to search databases for information contained on microfilm.
		A systems integrator and software developer in Denver, named LEDS (Law Enforcement Data Systems) developed expertise in database applications for voter registrations on the CTOS system.
	www.midnow.com /MIDPages/newsBS98.html (680 words)

	Operating Systems training, MCSE, Windows Vista, Windows 2003, Linux \| ComputerPREP \| ComputerPREP
		Operating systems are like engines that enable computer parts to perform certain functions: open a program, send an e-mail, print a document, save a file, and so much more.
		It is these operating systems that keep software applications running smoothly so businesses, educational institutions and even households can function efficiently.
		The GUI-based Mac® operating system is popular for graphics applications used in desktop publishing and design.
	www.computerprep.com /subjects/operating-systems.asp (353 words)

	APPA
		As systems become interoperable and capable of sharing and exchanging data, smoke and fire detection schemes are enhanced considerably, as is fire suppression, notification and evacuation, and annunciation.
		Operational efficiencies are also maximized as facilities professionals are armed with the capability to handle enormous amounts of data in shorter periods of time, with fewer people needed to collect the data.
		Technology convergence of laboratory operations can help universities operate as an enterprise, attract top-notch researchers and grants, and help secure contract work from the private sector.
	www.appa.org /FacilitiesManager/articleDetail.cfm?ItemNumber=421 (2018 words)

	Northrop Grumman - Al Myers delivers address at the University of California Irvine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		We also built a small robotic system to move test cartridges around – so we wouldn’t need a human in the loop to sustain the process as multiple samples were collected and analyzed.
		The systems are connected to a networked control architecture so that both the Postal Service and our own people can monitor test results and equipment status for each system across the country.
		This system is designed to fly aboard a modified Boeing 747 and to shoot down enemy missiles during the boost phase of their flight.
	www.northropgrumman.com /pres/052305_myers_uci.html (2025 words)

	Dual-Mode RTOS Makes Convergent Processor Performance Shine \| RTC Magazine
		Meeting this need is the convergent processor where DSP and RISC capabilities combine in a single, unified architecture with all of the resources of a powerful DSP platform along with the ease of use and code density of a microprocessor.
		Today’s convergent processors, such as the Blackfin family from Analog Devices, address the needs of both the DSP developer and the control engineer in the same unified processor.
		To change context from one task to another involves a lot of operations since the current task context is saved on its stack, and the new task’s context is moved into the physical registers of the CPU.
	www.rtcmagazine.com /home/printthis.php?id=100406 (871 words)

	Andrew Kelly - Full Time Work Experience
		These are just a small portion of the dozens of systems enhancements and hundreds of bug fixes implemented.
		Developed and released to AT&T the Unix System V operating system for the AT&T 7300 system (aka UnixPC).
		Participated in the design of new Multibus controllers for the system, and architected the operating system migration to Unix System V.
	www.akelly.com /cgi-local/resume/FullTime.cgi (468 words)

	SavaJe - Press Releases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The combination of LG experience and innovation with SavaJe's Java technology has resulted in a high performance platform that is applicable to handsets for GPRS, EDGE, 3G and beyond.
		Operator customization, systems integration and handset testing is simplified, and time to market is thereby reduced.
		SavaJe Technologies is a privately held company, which has been funded by leading venture capital firms VantagePoint Venture Partners, Ridgewood Capital, RRE Ventures and New Venture Partners, as well as by the strategic investment arms of Vodafone, T-Mobile and Orange.
	savaje.com /press_release_20051108.html (907 words)

	CNN - U.S. Coast Guard beefs up security after hack - July 22, 1998
		I did delete information, but I did not crash the system." She said that in hindsight, she regrets the incident and knows it was illegal.
		Singla was able to dial in to the network inimpeded by using the password of an unsuspecting end user, who had given it to her before Singla left the job.
		To compensate for the fact that Windows NT is an open, standards-based operating system, the Coast Guard devised a layered approach to safeguard the NT servers.
	www.cnn.com /TECH/computing/9807/22/coastguard.idg/index.html (770 words)

	Convergent Technologies Operating System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Convergent Technologies' first product was the IWS (Integrated Workstation) based on the Intel 8086, which had CTOS as its operating system.
		It is a modular operating system with built in local area networking.
		The largest customer was Unisys, with whom Convergent Technologies merged to become one company in 1988.
	burks.bton.ac.uk /burks/foldoc/8/25.htm (154 words)

	LGSI :: Convergent products services
		In the year 2000 when LGSI was reorganizing its portfolio, it decided to focus on niche technologies such as Convergent Technology.
		The Convergent Technologies Group (CTG) focuses on cutting edge and core technologies that contribute to anytime, anywhere computing.
		The Convergent Technologies Group (CTG) with its experience of over 650 Man Years focuses on providing software solutions in core domains of Digital Television, Network Protocol Stacks, Mobile Information and Communication Appliances and Home Networking, thereby facilitating its customers to enable next generation applications in the convergent space.
	www.lgsoftindia.com /cpsintro.htm (268 words)

	Volpe Center: Transportation Strategic Plans
		PTC technologies, similar to those being introduced in highway and transit settings under Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS), make it possible for railroad operators to use the current infrastructure more efficiently by running trains (including the high-speed trains of the future) more safely at closer separation distances from each other.
		The goal of the railroad industry is to develop technologies and operating procedures that can enhance the safety and efficiency of their operations.
		It is in the federal interest to standardize the new technologies and increase competition, so that railroads including Amtrak and state sponsors of high speed rail can have more potential suppliers in the future; competition among suppliers will help to assure the cost-effectiveness of high speed rail operations.
	www.volpe.dot.gov /infosrc/strtplns/nstc/ppp2/chap2c.html (2253 words)

	FAQ - compact flash GSM GPRS card
		For example, the operator can dynamically manage the roaming profile within the SIM card, making sure that when the subscriber is outside the 'home' network, the phone uses the network that offers the lowest roaming fees.
		There is an increasing need for operators to manage their subscriber and SIM card base remotely, allowing them the flexibility to deploy new applications and services with ease.
		Since the operator controls the U/SIM, they own the identification of the end-user and have a billing relationship and superior access to other information such as customer location, etc. The identification of the end-user can be used for many applications, such as payments, VPN logins, digital identity, etc.
	www.convergentech.com /faq_G1.aspx (4681 words)

	Convergent Technologies
		At Convergent Technologies, we are merging lifestyle and technology together.
		Our wireless tablet PC will enable you to better seamlessly control the technology around you in a convenient way, so that you no longer have to worry about those routine tasks.
		You then set the heating system on low mode, turn all the lights off in the house, and arm the alarm with a few button presses.
	www.c-t.com.au /wifipanels.html (501 words)

	CTOS O/S FAQ Version .09 (July 1999)
		Convergent was formed in 1979, by a small group of ex-Intel and Xerox PARC staff.
		BTOS (B Twenty Operating System) was a licensed variant of CTOS I. BTOS II 3.2 and CTOS/XE 3.0 and CTOS/VM 2.4 were merged to form CTOS II 3.3.
		CTOS II Protected mode operating system which ran on 286 and later chips.
	www.cs.uu.nl /wais/html/na-dir/computer/system/unisys/ctos.html (3747 words)

	Embedded.com - Using system services for real time embedded multimedia applications
		Each system service has a C-callable API that provides a software interface to the architectural features of the processor, as well as a common method of communicating with peripherals.
		In order to effectively abstract an application’s memory, data and execution flows even further, a wide array of kernels and operating systems are usually available for a given processor.
		The “super loop” is common in high-performance systems, as it allows the programmer to retain most of the control over the order of processing.
	www.embedded.com /showArticle.jhtml?articleID=172901520 (2037 words)

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		A routine that extracts data from an application system data base and creates fixed-length files in the vendors format for subsequent translation to an EDI format.
		A feature that permits the user to edit every field and segment of a transaction set as data are manually entered into a system in order to ensure compliance with EDI standards.
		The ability to either correct an outbound standards compliance editing error in a front-end operating environment or modify transaction set data prior to transmission.
	www.sba.gov /gopher/Ecedi/Lmi/eced21.txt (1177 words)

	Analog Devices: Blackfin Processor: Embedded Processing & DSP: Simon-Kaloi Engineering Selects Analog Devices’ ...
		“Convergent Processing is clearly a significant new direction in embedded processing design and Blackfin processors are uniquely positioned to meet this need,” stated Tom Barrett, CEO of Quadros Systems.
		It is this powerful combination of software flexibility and scalability that has gained Blackfin widespread adoption in convergent applications such as portable and networked media players; automotive telematics, infotainment and driver assistance; satellite and terrestrial radio; and networked security systems.
		Quadros Systems, Inc. develops and markets RTXC technology, bringing together RTOS, hardware and software professionals into one development team to provide innovative technology that maximizes real-time responsiveness and eases the development process for customers.
	www.analog.com /en/content/0,2886,763_207_76507,00.html (950 words)

	BYTE.com
		Operating systems all seem to be headed in the same direction.
		Operating systems lacking these or other desired features--including preemptive multitasking, modularity, virtual memory, long file names, built-in networking, and memory protection--are scrambling to provide them.
		The group formed Convergent Technologies in 1979 (a time before PCs and LANs, when multitasking was the sole province of Unix and mainframes).
	www.byte.com /art/9412/sec13/art2.htm (1851 words)

	Convergent Communications (India) Pvt. Ltd. - Total Networking Solutions Company
		Typically, a caller does not pay for the call and the called organization is expected to have an infrastructure to receive all types of inquiries and support calls, 24 hours a day, 365 a year.
		Convergent Communications offers turnkey solution for setting up small to medium International Out-bound and In-bound Call Centers (24 to 200 seaters).
		Through our numerous alliances, including VMS (Vanguard Managed Solutions previously known as Motorola Multiservice Division), Cisco Systems, Lucent Technologies, Avaya, Zoom Telephonics and others, we are able to leverage emerging technology advances to quickly deliver proven, flexible, and reliable solutions.
	www.convergentindia.com /callcentre.asp (329 words)

	Putting the NT in convergent : Claremont uses familiar Microsoft feel in its billing platform
		Now, a new player in the convergent billing space is using the operating system as a differentiator for its platform.
		The system is based completely on Microsoft's software, an attribute that the company hopes will entice new competitors looking for a flexible and quickly-deployable solution, said Ed Fullman, senior vice president of Claremont's communication practice.
		Claremont is targeting the system at new entries-the 100 Gbyte-or-less customer-into the telecom market, a segment that sees NT's flexibility as an important advantage, Fullman said.
	telephonyonline.com /mag/telecom_putting_nt_convergent (1126 words)

	CTOS - Cassette Tape Operating System, Computerized Tomography Operating System, Convergent Technologies Operating ...
		There may be many popular meanings for CTOS with the most popular definition being that of Cassette Tape Operating System, Computerized Tomography Operating System, Convergent Technologies Operating System
		Cassette Tape Operating System is not the only word formed from CTOS.
		CTOS is also derived from Convergent Technologies Operating System
	www.auditmypc.com /acronym/CTOS.asp (243 words)

	FreeBSD Press Release: March 9, 2000
		Berkeley-derived operating system and networking technologies are at the heart of most modern Unix and Unix-like operating systems.
		BSD operating system technologies are used by leading mission-critical network computing environments and are embedded in Internet appliance platforms that require advanced Internet functionality, reliability and security.
		FreeBSD is a popular open source operating system developed by the FreeBSD Project and its worldwide team, consisting of more than 5,000 developers funneling their work to 185 "committer" developers.
	www.freebsd.org /news/press-rel-4.html (1452 words)

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	www.uscg.mil /ccs/cit/cim/AcronymDictionary.htm (244 words)

	Startup plans "complete" Linux smartphone OS
		Of a la Mobile's proprietary technologies, the most interesting -- and potentially controversial -- appears to be its Hardware Mobility Engine (HME) technology, which the company has applied for two patents on, according to Alker.
		The combo lets operators create policies around handovers, such as which network to use when both are available.
		Linux is poised to become the primary mobile operating system that is not proprietary.
	linuxdevices.com /news/NS2549276490.html (1809 words)

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