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MONTREAL and CHICAGO â Oct. 13, 2009 â HaiVision Network Video today announced that it is the only Montreal-based company named to the Deloitte 2009 "Companies-to-Watch" list, which honors Canadian technology companies that show dramatic growth, strategic development, and promising potential. HaiVision was awarded this distinction on Sept. 30, 2009, as part of the prestigious Deloitte Technology Fast 50⢠program. The Deloitte Awards focus on revenue growth driven by leading intellectual property and distinguish fast-growing technology companies.
"Our technology is changing the way people communicate. Today, video is essential in every organization to enhance its services and operations. Our business and engineering strategy is based on the importance of unified communication, and it's an honor that HaiVision has been recognized and acknowledged with this esteemed award from Deloitte," said Mirko Wicha, president and CEO at HaiVision Network Video. "We are pleased that our success in delivering the most advanced HD H.264 video networking technology and IP video distribution solutions has distinguished HaiVision as a fast-growing technology company in Canada."
HaiVision's innovative product offering focuses on high-performance video distribution and video compression technology. HaiVision is a world leader, offering the only end-to-end video distribution solution on the planet that has military-grade encryption, 1080p60 resolution, less than 70ms latency, and many other unique features to differentiate itself in today's high growth IP video market.
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You've seen the banner-up signs in the Preston Lobby and outside the Elm Garden Cafeteria. You may have seen her in meetings, in and around Pennsylvania Hospital – our new Executive Director, Theresa Larivee!
To get a more personal feel for our new commander-in-chief, What's New sat down with Larivee for a quick Q & A. But first, some background:
Larivee joined the University of Pennsylvania Health System in 2008 as the Vice President of Financial Operations and Budget. "Already an integral member of the health system, Theresa's leadership skills, strategic vision and management expertise make her an excellent choice to continue Pennsylvania Hospitals' success and growth," said Garry L. Scheib, chief operating officer of UPHS, and executive director of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
Larivee came to Penn Medicine from Fox Chase Cancer Center where she served as senior vice president and chief financial officer, presiding over all financial operations for the $300 million, National Cancer Institute-designated enterprise. Prior to Fox Chase, she worked at Columbia University Medical Center, where her focus was improving operational and financial performance. Notable accomplishments included partnering with health system leadership to create key strategic alliances that extended the Columbia brand to communities in the tri-state region.
During her six years with UPHS, Larivee has implemented a system-wide strategic analytical team at UPHS, setting the foundation for key matters of strategy and business assessment. She has provided professional mentorship for staff across the system and serves as a Penn Medicine Leadership Academy faculty member in the "Leaders as Teachers" program with a focus on the Strategy & Finance curriculum. For the past year, Larivee has worked closely with faculty and staff within the Department of Medicine to facilitate an operational and fiscal turnaround and structural reorganization.
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"The lines have been drawn," says Allie Townsend in TIME. In unveiling a new mobile operating system on Monday, Apple announced a tight integration of Twitter that will let users directly post to the microblogging service from a wide range of apps on their iPhones, iPads, and iPods, without ever having to open a Twitter-specific application. Facebook did not get similar treatment. The announcement clarifies some tech allies and adversaries: Apple and Twitter on one side, and Microsoft and Facebook on the other. But why would Apple "snub" Facebook, the largest social networking site, and opt to partner instead with a service that has about half as many members? Here, three theories:
1. Apple and Facebook have sparred before
Last September, Apple launched a music social network called Ping, which, at first, had Facebook tie-ins. But a "disagreement between the two companies" over the details of Ping led to Facebook being removed, "much to the detriment of Ping's success," says Jennifer Van Grove at Mashable.
2. Both companies insist on control
The obstacle to getting a partnership in place may have been "Apple's desire to maintain control over the user experience and preserve its direct relationship with its customers" — goals that "clashed with Facebook's own ambitions," says Bianca Bosker at The Huffington Post. Indeed, Facebook also wants to control the connection to users, says NDTV, and Twitter, by contrast, can be more easily integrated "as an underlying technology." That gave Twitter the edge.
3. Facebook already friended Microsoft
Apple's longtime nemesis bought into Facebook early, and has integrated the social networking service into its own mobile operating system. That means "Apple was bound to be looking for alternatives," says NDTV. The relationship between Microsoft and Facebook means that anyone hoping for a similar deal between Apple and Facebook "will likely be left waiting for quite a while," says Townsend in TIME.
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To the Editor: Re-elect Paul Gorski, who serves people
I am writing to ask/recommend that taxpayers in Winnebago County Board District Five re-elect Paul Gorski to our county board on the coming election day, Nov. 2, 2010.
Paul has been serving on our county board for four years, and it has been my distinct pleasure to have represented District Five for most of that time, teamed up with Paul. He is a valuable, skillful and experienced rep. I am happy to have served with him, and I am proud to be his constituent.
I can tell you that since I was first elected to our county board (in 1998) and until my retirement in 2009, the best county board member I ever saw is my good friend, Paul Gorski.
An honors graduate of Lakeland College, a small Christian college in Sheboygan, Paul is an intelligent, articulate, ethical and unrepentant conservative, bound only to his family and to his fellow taxpayers.
For over 30 years, my re-election motto was "Elect"/"Re-elect your voice." Today, one board member can live up to that saying, Paul Gorski, period.
Paul is a conservative Democrat who does not play political games. He is honorable.
Please vote for Paul Gorski—we need him!
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Disabled workers challenge naive employers
Rachel Browne A fear of the unknown is deterring Australian employers from hiring more people with disabilities, according to the chief executive of one of Australia's largest companies.
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Protection orders for children double in decade: welfare report
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Rachel Browne Education pays off but women graduates are still lagging behind male counterparts.
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The council on Monday night voted 6-1 to urge the South Dakota Historic Preservation Office not to recommend the building for the National Register of Historic Places.
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Fairchild Semiconductor has developed the FODM8801, part of the OptoHiT series of high temperature phototransistor optocouplers. The devices use Fairchild's proprietary OPTOPLANAR coplanar packaging technology to achieve high noise immunity and reliable isolation at high operating temperatures.
The FODM8801 consists of an aluminum gallium arsenide (AlGaAs) infrared light emitting diode optically coupled to a phototransistor. The device provides a guaranteed Current Transfer Ratio (CTR) for both saturated and non-saturated modes of operation and switching specifications over the extended operating temperature range (-40 to +125°C) for greater design flexibility.
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The FODM8801 is part of Fairchild's comprehensive portfolio of high performance optocouplers that offer leading-edge noise immunity resulting from its proprietary OPTOPLANAR coplanar packaging technology. The OPTOPLANAR technology ensures safe insulation thickness of more than 0.4 mm in attaining reliable high voltage isolation, and provides >5 mm creepage and clearance distance, certified by UL1577 and DIN_EN/IEC60747-5-2 standards.
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A new study from Expedia® Media Solutions, the advertising sales division of one of the world's largest travel companies the Expedia group, provides an in-depth analysis of the mobile consumption patterns of U.K. consumers and reveals that the U.K. mobile market is outpacing that of the U.S. with regard to mobile access prevalence and smartphone penetration.
Commissioned by Expedia Media Solutions and conducted by comScore, the proprietary research shows that U.K. consumers, and especially travelers, are an active, mobile-savvy group interested in making purchases and conducting research on mobile platforms. According to the study, in the U.K., mobile now represents 30 percent of all internet usage including 18 percent from smartphones and 12 percent from tablets, demonstrating the vast and valuable mobile market. Through key U.K. to U.S. market comparisons, mobile usage trends, platform preferences and purchase triggers, the study provides valuable insights on reaching and influencing U.K. mobile users in meaningful ways.
The U.K. mobile market is rich with potential for those trying to reach and influence consumers, particularly travelers. The U.K. is currently outpacing the U.S. mobile market across usage, access rates and travel category penetration. The study outlines:
- Mobile represents 30 percent of all internet usage in the U.K., compared to 22 percent in the U.S.
- Mobile access is growing rapidly in the U.K. as 57 percent of the population owns a smartphone, while smartphone ownership stands at 51 percent in the U.S.
- In the U.K., online travel content reaches 69 percent of mobile devices, which is 11 percent higher than in the U.S.
When it comes to purchases, U.K. travelers are avid mobile shoppers, making them a prime demographic for marketers looking to tap into the vast potential of the U.K. mobile market. According to the study,
- One in four U.K. travelers reported booking at least one component of their most recent trip on mobile
- The incremental opportunity to reach mobile bookers is high, with twenty-three percent of all smartphone owners and 45 percent of all tablet owners likely to book travel using a mobile device within the next year
- Those booking on mobile have the potential to become repeat customers, with seventy percent of smartphone bookers and 90 percent of tablet bookers willing to do so again in the next year
The study further highlights consumption and booking patterns across platforms, purchasing profiles, content types and device usage peaks to reveal additional ways marketers can optimize their reach and influence with the tech-savvy U.K. mobile travel audience.
- Both phone and tablet usage for travel site visitation peaks at night between 8 p.m. and Midnight, while PC travel visitation peaks in the late afternoon between 4 p.m. and 8 p.m.
- U.K. consumers booking hotels are more likely to conduct research on a mobile device, and are more likely to start this research without having decided on a destination
- While travel app usage is roughly one-quarter that of mobile browser usage, it grew by 127 percent year-over-year, whereas mobile sites grew by just seven percent
"The study shows not only how open U.K. consumers are to engaging on mobile platforms, but it also provides marketers with the insight and tangible takeaways they need to design and implement an effective mobile strategy," said Noah Tratt, global vice president of Expedia Media Solutions. "At Expedia, we're constantly looking to evolve the ways we engage with consumers so that we can provide our media partners with the cutting-edge solutions and research–based insights, like those from the mobile study, needed to drive business results."
Expedia.com recently launched a redesigned homepage featuring a fully responsive design and a simpler, more streamlined layout intended to meet the evolving needs of today's increasingly mobile travelers. Specifically optimized for desktops and mobile devices to load pages nearly twice as fast as before, the home page provides the best user experience across all devices. Media partners are able to leverage this innovation so that they can optimize engagement with their mobile audiences.
Expedia Media Solutions currently offers mobile solutions for Expedia.com®, Hotels.com® and Hotwire®. Additional mobile display ad opportunities will be available in the near future. For more information on Expedia Media Solutions, please visit www.advertising.expedia.com.
To view the full study and methodology please visit: http://bit.ly/1dNVPAW.
About Expedia Media Solutions
Formed in 2007, Expedia Media Solutions is dedicated to building online and offline media partnerships for travel and non-travel brand advertisers and to enable them to leverage the unique media value of Expedia's network of leading travel brands and global points of sale. For more information, visit www.advertising.expedia.com.
About the Expedia group
The Expedia group is one of the world's largest travel companies, with an extensive brand portfolio that includes leading online travel brands, such as:
- Expedia.com®, the world's largest full service online travel agency, with localized sites in 31 countries
- Hotels.com®, the hotel specialist with sites in more than 60 countries
- Hotwire®, a leading discount travel site that offers opaque deals in 12 countries throughout North America, Europe and Asia
- Egencia®, the world's fifth largest corporate travel management company
- eLong™, the second largest online travel company in China
- Venere.com™, the online hotel reservation specialist in Europe
- trivago®, a leading online hotel metasearch company with sites in 45 countries
- Expedia Local Expert®, a provider of online and in-market concierge services, activities and experiences in hundreds of destinations worldwide
- Classic Vacations®, a top luxury travel specialist
- Expedia® CruiseShipCenters®, one of North America's leading retail cruise vacation experts
- CarRentals.com™, the premier car rental booking company on the web.
The company delivers consumers value in leisure and business travel, drives incremental demand and direct bookings to travel suppliers, and provides advertisers the opportunity to reach a highly valuable audience of in-market consumers through Expedia Media Solutions. Expedia also powers bookings for some of the world's leading airlines and hotels, top consumer brands, high traffic websites, and thousands of active affiliates through Expedia® Affiliate Network. For corporate and industry news and views, visit us at www.expediainc.com or follow us on Twitter @expediainc.
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