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WALLDORF, Germany, Nov. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- SAP AG (NYSE: SAP) today announced that Bob Calderoni, chairman and chief executive officer of Ariba, Inc., an SAP company, has been named to the SAP Global Managing Board. The appointment follows the completion of SAP's acquisition of Ariba in October. Calderoni will oversee all cloud-related supplier assets of SAP, including the fast-growing Ariba Network, the cloud-based network from SAP for inter-enterprise collaboration.
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"Under Bob's leadership, the Ariba team built a strong, fast-growing and profitable business in the cloud," said SAP Co-CEOs Bill McDermott and Jim Hagemann Snabe. "With the acquisition of SuccessFactors and now Ariba, we have become a cloud powerhouse. We congratulate Bob on joining our global managing board and helping us become a EUR2 billion, profitable cloud business by 2015."
Since joining Ariba in 2000, Calderoni has successfully transformed the company from a procurement applications vendor to the world's most powerful global business commerce network. Prior to joining Ariba, Calderoni served as senior vice president of finance and chief financial officer for Avery Dennison. Before joining Avery Dennison, he was senior vice president of finance and corporate controller for Apple Computer, Inc., and chief financial officer and vice president of finance for IBM's US$8 billion Storage Systems division. He began his career with Arthur Andersen & Company.
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They shouldn't be working during the weekend... They should have at least three teams of people working 24/7 if they want to improve their 'community rating' (and drivers by the way too).
No announcement yet.
Any news on ATI fglrx 8.42?
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What item(s) are you looking forward most to in this release?
If I had to say, I'm really looking forward to AIGLX. Then I can set up eye candy without having to do the "twist" to get Compiz/Beryl/Compiz Fusion up and running on my computer.
[And even then sometimes it doesn't work for reasons I don't know]
Performance improvements are also on my list of things I 'm looking forward to after the positive (early) reports with 8.41. But since 8.41 was only really for the HD card users...
...and hopefully the driver release just might fix the suspend issues I have with my current linux setup.
Yeah, that's what I'm looking forward to in this upcoming driver release. If only one of those things happen, I'll be happy till the next release. If they all happen, I'll be in heaven.
...and if they all don't happen, well...it's another month of waiting, but what's one month of waiting on top of...oh lets see...8 years?
EDIT: My current setup is in xv mode right now -_-Last edited by Uchikoma; 10-18-2007, 01:36 PM.
What item(s) are you looking forward most to in this release?
- AIGLX (just for the sake of it)
- Stability...
- Performance
- xv, possibly?
- Possibly kernel module which doesn't require hand editing to compile against Debian kernel (currently there some stupid problems and you have to rename functions)?
I don't expect them to accomplish most of this...
What item(s) are you looking forward most to in this release?
Although, I don't know why people want Compiz support so bad when its stability and performance that really matters here. If ATI/AMD don't deliver Compiz but fix the performance issues and stability problems and major bugs, people will be upset, if ATI/AMD delivers Compiz but doesn't fix performance and stability problems and major bugs, people will be upset (As will I in this case). They just can't win. But they can win me if they fix the most important issues.
The only way they can really win out here is if they accomplish both, which I doubt.
What item(s) are you looking forward most to in this release?
I enjoyed the performance increase in 8.41, I'm exicted to have some stability added to the performance, the water marking issue re-addressed, and maybe not the problems I'm having with D3D games.
Michael, any information on if this new driver set will have package builds for really recent distrobutions releases, my main concearn is openSUSE 10.3?
I would like in order of importance:
1) 2D performance like windows xp.
3) Xmame fps like the new open source driver (53/53 fps) in opengl mode. Currently the fps with fglrx and opengl mode is 36/53.
4) No stupid bugs like ati control panel not working on some distro and like google earth not working without changing the libGL file.
2D performance is actually not so bad on my laptop...3D is.
and AIGLX...
Ever since the rumor about 8.42 would support AIGLX, I removed XGL and start waiting... God I miss that cute desktop sooooooooo much...
What item(s) are you looking forward most to in this release?
Driver still working when I upgrade to Fedora 8 or Kernel 2.6.23.
xv working again with my Mobility X1400. They can even bring back the small green band that appeared at the top of most movies, as long as the rest is running OK... OpenGL mode is just not that good, it flickers a bit. And the flickering is even more annoying under 8.41 than with 8.40. Don't know why.
Well, having AIGLX would really be nice, even nicer if including it doesn't break anything in the process, but the points above have higher priority for me right now. Having regretted my decision to buy ATI for 10 months now, my hopes are singing "de profundis" - but well, maybe they'll fix at least ONE of those...
Originally posted by fatfatwolf View Postand AIGLX...
Ever since the rumor about 8.42 would support AIGLX, I removed XGL and start waiting... God I miss that cute desktop sooooooooo much...Michael Larabel
Hi everyone.
I shouldn't talk about it but I'll say it anyway : We (at ATI) are going to provide the best fglrx drivers ever for Linux with EVERYTHING fixed and AIGLX perfectly working.
I'll probably get fired after telling you this because of my NDA with ATI, sorry, AMD, but here it is : get prepared for these amazing new drivers !


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ROANOKE, VA.—WDBJ, the CBS affiliate
serving Virginia's Roanoke/Lynchburg market,
has always been ahead of the technology
curve. In fact, we were one of the few
stations that met the FCC's May 1, 2002
deadline for digital facility construction by
commercial stations. Throughout our digital
transition and during the past decade, Snell
routers have provided the nerve center for
our operation.
Two of these routers (under the original
Pro-Bel brand) were incorporated in the
design of the new facility in 2002. One of
these was a high-definition 16 x 16 matrix
that we eventually upgraded to 32 x 32. As
testimony to the durability of these routing
systems, both legacy units continue to serve
WDBJ in secondary roles. It's gratifying to
know that Snell still provides excellent support
for these systems.
Today, our mainstream router is a Snell
Sirius 830 configured for 144 x 144 operation
handling all of our HD programming
The station plans to bring all of our standard-
definition signals into the Sirius 830 as
part of our eventual move to all-HD. Next
year, we'll expand the Sirius to a 216 x 216
configuration to accommodate our current
and future expansion.
The Sirius 830 router offers the reliability,
redundancy, and ease of use that our
operation needs. The system's touchscreen
interface gives us quick and easy access to a
comprehensive range of status and diagnostics
information, such as power supply and
fan status, reference standards, and other
system parameters. It also allows us to view
the frame configuration at a glance, and this
includes card presence and system status.
One feature we especially appreciate
in connection with the switcher is Snell's
Catsii illuminated
The color-coded
Catsii system
illuminates the
BNC connectors
on the router's
rear panel in
different colors
according to the
type of signal
that's connected
and also tells us
which signals
are valid or not. All we have to do is select a
specific input or output on the front-panel
touchscreen, and the corresponding connector
lights up on the rear panel. When
you're dealing with an entire backplane
of connectors in a large router system, it's
easy to lose your place and be off by one
row, or otherwise select the wrong connector.
The Catsii system has removed the
guesswork and errors from this task.
In addition to the Snell routers, both of
our master control switchers are from Snell.
We're using an older TX420 model, as well
as a Snell Masterpiece, and have found that
their reliability and ease of use equals that
of the routers.
Our partnership with
Snell has served our operation
well throughout
many changes and a
technology evolution.
While it's hard to predict
the future of broadcasting,
we're certain Snell
will always be there for
us, providing the same
high levels of product
quality, innovation, and
support as they've always
Alan Novitsky is director of engineering
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What part of "you can't use your hands" don't you get, Gonzalo Jara? And Cavani was the one who got sent off? There's no justice in this world. »
Today's national title-deciding match between Uruguayan powers Nacional and Peñarol turned ugly as a penalty in extra time launched Estadio Centenario into havoc with Peñarol hooligans destroying the stadium and fighting riot police. »
Montevideo Wanderers manager Alfredo Arias had to be held back by riot shield-bearing police following his team's loss to Argentine side Racing Club in the second leg of tonight's Copa Libertadores match. »
Had you heard of K.F. Hajvalia out of Kosovo? Nah? Well, now you have. The Kosovan Superleague club offered Luis Suárez a contract to play for peanuts during the four-month, worldwide ban imposed by FIFA for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini. Kosovo, while part of the world, obviously, isn't fully recognized by FIFA… »
Luis Suarez, despite being sent home from the World Cup for biting Italy's Giorgio Chiellini, was hailed as a conquering hero in Uruguay, unjustly done in by a biased FIFA and, somehow, the English media. But now Suarez has sort-of owned up in his first public statement since the incident, apologizing to Chiellini for… »
James Rodríguez scored another goal to put Colombia up 2-0 and Uruguay Dude is pretty bummed about the whole thing. The blink and nearly imperceptible [gulp] really hammer home that this dude can't even right now. We're sorry, man, but this is the risk you take when dressing up like a SuperFan. »
Hi! Sorry we're late, but here's your place to talk about Uruguay-Colombia and how vicious that James Rodríguez volley was. Or you could make some jokes about Luis Suarez and how Uruguay are toothless without him. »
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There's a billboard in Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana Beach featuring Luis Suárez screaming at something, and it probably looked really intense until Suárez bit someone (again). After he reverted to his bitey ways, many beachgoers took the opportunity to reenact the bizarre shoulder bite with the ad. »
Colombia put four balls in the net yesterday, which means we have four instances of Javier Fernández Franco going berserk and four instances of the awesome Caracol heavy metal celebration song. Here's everything from Colombia's Caracol TV, and the rest of the goals scored yesterday as heard in the home country. »
The beauty of the World Cup—for Americans, at least—is that it exposes so many viewers to the nuances and enjoyments of an unfamiliar sport. This tournament has awoken the typical American sports fan to jaw-dropping goals, spectacular individual displays, unbridled joy followed by crushing disappointment, and now,… »
Diego Suarez is a guy in Buenos Aires who uses @Suarez on Twitter. He has nothing to do with Uruguay's Luis Suárez. But when Luis bit another person in today's match against Italy, poor Diego got a bunch of unwanted attention from angry, misguided Twitter users. »
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With Costa Rica and England a formality—who'd have guessed that before the World Cup?—all eyes should be on Uruguay and Italy in Natal. »
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Science-oriented industry is one of the pillars of the local economy. In
2011, exports from this industry amounted to more than 45 percent of
the total export of goods. These industries are also considered an
engine of growth.Consequently, the future of the industry is of
prime importance to the local economy. The decrease in exports and the
difficulty in raising funds to finance the industry is raising concern .But
is this a passing phase influenced by a combination of the current
global downturn and the business cycle or are there deeper reasons? To
find the answers to these questions, The Economic Post interviewed
Maxine Fassberg, general manager of Intel Israel and VP of Intel's
Technology & Manufacturing Group."Currently, the hi-tech
industry is going through a period that cannot be described as easy,"
says Fassberg. "The origin of the problem stems from the fact that the
science-based industry is export oriented and dependent on overseas
finance. In my opinion, it is a temporary problem because the essentials
are excellent. Israel is still a center of innovation, and our
developers have fascinating ideas.And that is what counts.The
current problems are imported. Demand in our hi-tech markets has
declined because the EU, which accounts for one-third of our exports, is
in the midst of an economic crisis. The US is in better shape, but its
recovery from its own crisis is slow.The Far East, which is
considered the world's early adopters, has its problems. China has a
strong GDP growth, but it is low compared to its performance in the
past.The same holds true for raising money to finance the
hi-tech industries, and especially start-ups. The world is strapped for
money. It is not only local VC funds that are feeling the pinch; it is
also the VC funds in the US and Europe," she says."But this, in
my opinion, is a passing phase and, consequently, I believe that we
should invest in this downturn," she is quick to add. "A downturn is
followed by an upturn, By investing when the business cycle is at the
trough, one can reap the benefits when the cycle reaches its peak."Most executives of science-oriented companies complain that there is a shortage of personnel. Do you agree? I
wouldn't say there is a shortage of engineers, but there is a shortage
of technicians. This is an endemic problem for the local economy as a
whole. The education system produces doctors, engineers, biologists,
etc. But it does not produce carpenters, metal workers, plumbers,
printers, etc., nor does it produce the much-needed technicians for the
hi-tech industry – i.e., people who have two-year degrees in
electronics, robotics, mechanical engineering and so forth.For
us -- a hi-tech company that does both development work and production
work -- this shortage of technicians is a big problem. Up to a couple of
years ago, technicians were trained in colleges. Then these
institutions decided to upgrade themselves by training engineers and
giving BSCs. So now we have a situation in which we have more engineers
than we need and much fewer technicians. I would like to add that
generally, engineers who graduate from college are not on a par with
engineers who graduate from university.A production company like
ours, which is totally automated and operates production machinery that
costs tens of millions of dollars, requires skilled operators,
technicians. And at these times, they are not found so easily. When we
hire staff, we hire the best. This means that in most cases, we hire
engineers who are university graduates. How do you overcome this problem? We
have come to an exclusive agreement with one of the colleges by which
they train -- about 40 to 50 technicians a year -- according to our
specifications. Intel is not the only organization that has such a
system. The Israel Aircraft Industry, Teva. Rafael and the armed forces
all have similar technicians training facilities.The Education
Ministry is keen to reintroduce technical schools where the youngsters
can learn a trade. Such an education system can do wonders for what are
termed low-tech industries, which at these times are losing out to
low-salaried countries. These new highly trained young people can then
upgrade these industries by using hi-tech machinery, which can reduce
production costs, produce better-quality products and thereby compete
with inexpensive products from the Far East and Eastern Europe.You have a very good record of hiring Arabs and haredim, who are generally not very well integrated in the workforce.Yes,
I am very proud of our record in that particular area. And let me tell
you that we do not lower our recruitment standards for anyone. But we do
not discriminate! We believe that by recruiting from 100% of the
population, we get the best results.And that includes minorities
of all kinds, including women. We recruit the best and give them our
best. Intel has an excellent record as an employer.We have been
voted the best workplace in Israel year after year. We invest in our
workforce, and it pays off. We are an efficient operation because a
satisfied workforce gives good results.Please tell me something about Intel operations in Israel.We
started operations in Israel in 1975 with four employees doing research
work. Now, 37 years on, we have over 8.100 employees: 4,000 in Haifa
mostly doing research work; 1,500 in Jerusalem (doing R&D and
die-prep facility); and 3,100 in Kiryat Gat doing production work. We
are considered one of the best FABs (wafer production facilities) in
Israel. And since Intel is considered the best and most efficient
producer of wafers in the world, I believe that in our field we are
among the best, if not the best, in the world.Intel has one of
the largest hi-tech operations in the country and has an important
bearing on the development of Israel as an important and innovative
global hi-tech center. Intel Israel is considered to be the largest
private employer in the country today, with employees in its development
and production facilities in Haifa, Jerusalem, Kiryat Gat, Petah Tikva
and Yakum. It began operating in Israel in 1974 with four employees.
Although 2012 was a challenging year in which Intel strove to achieve
its technological and business goals, the company increased its staff
with 1,400 employees, and 600 new positions are expected to open in
2012. intel employees come from all sectors of Israeli society,
including secular and Orthodox Jews, Arabs and Druse.The company
contributes to the Israeli economy in many ways. In addition to
employing 8,100 people, it indirectly impacts the employment of 23,000
workers in Israel. In 2011 alone, Intel Israel exported goods worth $2.2
billion and made $628 million of reciprocal procurements from Israeli
suppliers. Over the past five years, Intel Israel contributed more than
$4.1 billion to the development of the local economy as part of its
Industrial Development Plan.The company's development centers
spearhead Intel's product development worldwide and are focused on
Intel's areas of growth: processors, platforms, software and services.
In 2011, Intel experienced the unprecedented success of the Sandy Bridge
processor. The processor, developed in Intel's Haifa and Yakum
development centers, was the fastest-selling processor in Intel's
history.In 2012 Intel started to manufacture the Ivy Bridge processor, which was also developed partly in Haifa.Intel
Israel's manufacturing plants leverage Intel's most innovative
technologies. During 2011, Fab28 in Kiryat Gat was upgraded to 22nm
technology.The upgrade was a vote of confidence in Intel
Israel's contribution to the Intel Corporation and the State of Israel.
IDPJ, the international die prep facility in Jerusalem, doubled its
payroll in 2011 and introduced new technologies that support the entire
product line of the Intel Corporation.Intel in Kiryat Gat began
operations in 1999, manufacturing processors using 0.18-micron
technology. In 2008, Intel opened its second Kiryat Gat plant, called
Fab 28.F28 is a high-volume manufacturing Fab, (Semiconductor
Fabrication Plant) which runs wafers on a 22 nano meter process
technology.The Fab manufactures products across all of Intel
segments, including servers, workstations, mobile computers, desktops
and Intel Atom processors aimed at mobile devices.
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