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Technology Alliances
Greater Value Through Strategic Partnerships.
F5 works with many of the world's leading technology companies to improve manageability, strengthen security, and ensure faster and more successful deployments. Joint customers benefit from the integration and interoperability that result from this close collaboration.
Take a look at how F5's strategic technology alliances bring greater value to customers.
Adobe | OverviewTo help customers get the most from their Adobe investments, F5 has become an Adobe Infrastructure and Technology Partner to deliver industry-best Application Delivery Networking solutions, including an enterprise-class foundation for Adobe Acrobat Connect Professional, the complete web conferencing and training solution. |
Airwatch | OverviewThe F5 and AirWatch partnership delivers universal access and remote application management for on-premises and cloud-based MDM solutions. |
Amazon Web Services | OverviewF5 and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have partnered to help you rapidly deploy application workloads without incurring the capital expenditures of new infrastructure. AWS is both the pioneer and leader in the public cloud marketplace, providing customers with the ability to provision and deploy application workloads in the AWS cloud—and only pay for the application and infrastructure resources as they are needed. When you use the F5 BIG-IP platform in the AWS cloud, you get the flexibility and scalability you want—and the performance you need. |
Anuta Networks | OverviewAnuta has partnered with F5 Networks to simplify the deployment of advanced network services. |
Apple | OverviewApple designs Macs, OS X, iLife, iWork, and professional software. Apple leads the digital music revolution with its iPods and iTunes online store, has reinvented the mobile phone with its iPhone and App Store, and has recently introduced iPad 2. |
AppViewX | OverviewAppViewX is an innovative application management, monitoring, and reporting tool that provides near real-time, flexible fault and performance information of applications from layer 4 to 7 on Application Delivery Controllers. AppViewX bridges the gap between application owners and network administrators with an application-specific view of information. |
Arcsight/HP | OverviewArcSight, an HP company, is a leading global provider of cybersecurity and compliance solutions. The ArcSight platform enables businesses and government agencies to proactively safeguard digital assets, comply with corporate and regulatory policy, and control the internal and external risks associated with cybertheft, cyberfraud, cyberwarfare, and cyberespionage. |
Arista Networks | OverviewF5 and Arista Networks together help customers achieve the application scale, efficiency, and availability needed in today's dynamic data center. |
Big Switch Networks | OverviewBig Switch Networks is a leading Open SDN vendor and has been working with F5 to increase the speed and agility of application deployment in cloud environments. |
Blackboard | OverviewF5 and Blackboard have worked together to find an efficient and intelligent way to manage application traffic for Blackboard solutions. |
BMC Software | OverviewThe F5 and BMC Software partnership helps enterprises and service providers improve control for private, public, or hybrid cloud services. |
BorderWare | OverviewBorderWare is an F5 technology partner. The MXtreme and F5's BIG-IP provide a unique solution for the security, availability, and scalability of enterprise email systems. |
CA | OverviewWhen F5's application delivery networking products are deployed with CA solutions, organizations receive a comprehensive solution that enhances the security, availability, and manageability of networks. |
Centrix Software | OverviewCentrix Software and F5 enable you to deliver unified, secure access to apps, data, and network resources—from any device, at any time–with best-of-breed, interoperable solutions. |
Cenzic | OverviewThe F5 Networks and Cenzic partnership allows organizations to enhance security by combining Cenzic's application vulnerability scanning with the firewall capabilities of F5 products. |
Cisco | OverviewThe joint F5 and Cisco solution enables virtual workload mobility while retaining consistent L4-L7 services and without requiring co-location of services with the application |
Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop | OverviewLearn how jointly F5 solutions optimize, simplify, and secure Citrix XenApp and Citrix XenDesktop deployments. |
Cleversafe | OverviewUsing F5's BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager with Cleversafe's limitless storage system deliver cost-efficient storage while having the application scalability and reliability required to meet infrastructure demands. |
Dell | OverviewDell develops and manufactures innovative technology and services for commercial enterprises around the world. From servers, storage, and networking products to professional services, Dell provides enterprise customers with end-to-end solutions. |
Double-Take Software | OverviewDouble-Take is an F5 technlogy partner. The joint solution of F5's WANJet appliance and Double-Take gives organizations the ability to protect and recover business-critical data in less time, and without increasing bandwidth. |
EMC | OverviewEMC is a global leader in enabling businesses and service providers to transform their operations and deliver IT as a service (ITaaS). |
Enterproid Divide | OverviewLearn how F5 and Enterproid help organizations securely implement BYOD while preserving personal freedom and privacy. |
Entuity | OverviewF5 and Entuity have partnered to dramatically reduce the complexity of network management. When you integrate your F5 BIG-IP platform with Entuity's unified, agile, and scalable network management software, you get a holistic view of the critical data you need—when you need it. And your network administrators get a better understanding of network inventory, topology, availability, capacity, performance, and ultimately, service delivery. |
ExtraHop | OverviewExtraHop provides instant ROI for network and application management through an innovative Application Delivery Assurance system. |
FireMon | OverviewFireMon and F5 have partnered to integrate the FireMon Security Manager software with F5 BIG-IP and FirePass devices. |
Flash Networks | OverviewFlash Networks is a global provider of intelligent mobile Internet solutions that enable operators to improve quality of experience, reduce network operational expenses and manage and monetize the mobile Internet. |
Forum Systems | OverviewForum Systems is the leader in Web services security with a comprehensive suite of Trust Management, is an F5 technology partner. |
IBM | OverviewLearn how IBM and F5 work together to bring you joint network and application solutions that keep business moving forward. |
Infoblox | OverviewF5 and Infoblox have partnered to offer customers a complete DNSSEC solution providing the best of the best features from the two market leading companies. F5 BIG-IP and Infoblox's solution provide enterprise customers an opportunity to build authoritative DNS infrastructure without giving up either global server load balancing or DNSSEC. |
iPass | OverviewiPass delivers simple and manageable enterprise mobility services. F5's FirePass SSL VPN has achieved interoperability validation. |
IXIA | OverviewLearn how F5 and Ixia help organizations protect IT assets against distributed web security threats. |
Kabira Technologies, Inc. | OverviewKabira is a global supplier of software applications that enable communications service providers to accelerate the roll-out and financial return from interactive voice, data, digital media and mobile payment services. |
KeyTalk | OverviewF5 and KeyTalk have partnered to provide a powerful and efficient solution that provides organizations with various controlled access options into the F5 products |
Layer 7 Technologies | OverviewLayer 7 Technologies helps organizations secure and govern integrations that span the Internet and cloud. Through its award-winning line of SecureSpan service-oriented architecture (SOA) Gateways, CloudSpan Cloud Brokers, and API Management solutions for web and mobile, Layer 7 gives enterprises the ability to control identity, data security, service level agreement, and visibility requirements for sharing application data and functionality across organizational boundaries. |
Login People | OverviewF5 has partnered with LoginPeople Digital DNA server to ensure strong authentication for application access. |
LogRhythm | OverviewTogether, LogRhythm and F5 help enterprises ease and improve security management. LogRhythm integrates with the F5® BIG-IP® product family to provide consolidated views and reports of application and user activity for deep security intelligence, which helps to mitigate the risk of threats. |
MATRIXX Software | OverviewF5 has certified the MATRIXX Charging Engine for use with F5 BIG-IP devices to deliver real-time, converged charging solutions for high-volume transaction environments. The combination of the F5 Service Delivery Network with MATRIXX real-time charging results in high performance in complex transactional environments. |
Microsoft | OverviewLearn how jointly developed F5 and Microsoft solutions deliver maximum availability, performance, and security for your Microsoft technologies. |
MobileIron | OverviewLearn how F5 and MobileIron help organizations enable a BYOD environment that keeps corporate assets safe and employee satisfaction and productivity high. |
NetApp | OverviewLearn now F5 collaborates with NetApp to increase application workflow, user productivity, business uptime, and data security. |
NetOptics | OverviewNet Optics provides Intelligent Access and Monitoring Architecture solutions that deliver real-time IT visibility, monitoring, and control. As a result, businesses achieve peak performance in network analytics and security. Enterprises, service providers, and government organizations trust Net Optics' comprehensive smart access hardware and software solutions to plan, scale, and future-proof their networks through an easy-to-use interface. |
NitroSecurity | OverviewNitroSecurity develops high-performance security information and event management (SIEM) solutions that protect critical information and infrastructure. NitroSecurity solutions reduce risk exposure and increase network and information availability by removing the scalability and performance limitations of security information management. Utilizing the industry's fastest analytical tools, NitroSecurity identifies, correlates, and remediates threats in minutes instead of hours. |
Openwave Systems Inc. | OverviewOpenwave Systems Inc. is a global software innovator delivering context-aware mediation and messaging solutions that enable communication service providers and the broader ecosystem to create and deliver smarter services. |
Opsware | OverviewOpsware is an F5 technology partner, and Opsware NAS supports configuration automation for all current and previous versions of the BIG-IP LTM and BIG-IP GTM product. |
Oracle | OverviewLearn how F5 improves performance, availability, and security for Oracle applications, middleware, database, servers, and storage. |
PGP Corporation | OverviewPGP, the recognized worldwide leader in secure messaging and information storage, is an F5 technology partner. |
PhoneFactor | OverviewPhoneFactor, founded in 2001, provides phone-based, two-factor authentication solutions to companies worldwide. PhoneFactor offers strong authentication for enterprise and consumer applications with a convenient, easy-to-use system that takes advantage of a device each user already has: a phone. |
Ping Identity | OverviewPing Identity provides cloud identity security solutions to more than 700 of the world's largest companies, government organizations, and cloud businesses. Ping Identity empowers more than 40 of the Fortune 100 to secure tens of millions of employees, customers, consumers, and partners, using secure, open standards like SAML, OpenID, and OAuth. |
PLUMgrid | OverviewF5 and PLUMgrid have partnered to provide multi-tenant, software-defined network solutions for enterprises and cloud service providers. |
PresiNET | OverviewPresiNET Systems is a global provider of premium network intelligence technologies. The company's TOTAL VIEW products provide an enterprise class suite of network management tools, tracking bandwidth and connections to provide clear reports and investigative tools so that performance issues, unauthorized network use, and rogue applications are no longer a threat. |
Princeton Payment Solutions (PPS) | OverviewThe Princeton Payments Solution (PPS) group was created to address the specific needs of the enterprise resource planning (ERP) community with respect to complex payment environments. The company's latest card payment interface, CardConnect, builds on more than a decade of experience connecting the ERP community with the banking community. In 2004, PPS was the first company to encrypt data within an ERP system and pass the Payment Card Industry (PCI) audit standards with its CardSecure solution. Later, in response to customer requests to remove SAP from PCI scope, PPS developed CardSecure's token solution. |
Promon | OverviewF5 and Promon help organizations secure their corporate infrastructure through the use of hardened browsers for all web-delivered data. |
Qualys | OverviewF5 Networks and Qualys deliver a synergistic combination of firewall services and cloud-based dynamic application security testing. |
Quarri | OverviewQuarri and F5 developed a joint solution that enables customers to seamlessly provide secure web browser sessions to end users, while defending against attacks. |
Reflex Security | OverviewReflex Security, a leading provider of network intrusion prevention solutions, is an F5 technology partner. |
RSA | OverviewLearn how F5 and RSA partner to give joint enterprise customers more control in managing user access, online fraud, data theft, and overall risk. |
SAP | OverviewLearn how F5 improves SAP NetWeaver performance, availabilty, and scalability while ensuring secure, mobile access for users everywhere. |
ScaleArc | OverviewTogether, F5 and ScaleArc can provide full visibility, load balancing, availability, and optimization for an entire data center, including the web, application, and database tiers. |
SCE Group Adaptive Authentication Plug-In | OverviewF5 has partnered SCE group to provide a plug-in for RSA Adaptive Authentication. The SCE group plug-in will allow for native integration between RSA AA and F5 BIG-IP APM. |
Secure Computing | OverviewF5 and Secure Computing's partnership provides F5 customers with an exciting new solution for reducing SPAM, the BIG-IP Messaging Security Module. |
SecureAuth | OverviewSecureAuth provides integrated strong authentication and single sign-on (SSO) capabilities through the SecureAuth Identity Enforcement Platform (IEP), an appliance-based solution that integrates versatile authentication, SSO, and IdM services for cloud and web applications, virtual private network resources, and mobile devices that access the network. |
SMS PASSCODE | OverviewSMS PASSCODE is a leading provider of two-factor authentication from a mobile phone. To protect against the rise in internet based identity theft which affects consumers and corporate employees alike, SMS PASSCODE offers authentication service via the mobile phone SMS service, which is stronger than traditional alternatives. |
SolarWinds | OverviewF5 and SolarWinds offer comprehensive, interoperable solutions that enable you to proactively monitor network security, fine-tune network performance, and improve application delivery. |
Splunk | OverviewSplunk IT search fundamentally changes how organizations manage, secure and understand their increasingly complex computing environments. |
Symantec | OverviewLearn how F5 BIG-IP solutions scale, harden, and speed up Symantec environments to protect and secure enterprise information, access, and web transactions. |
Tectia | OverviewTectia Corporation, formerly SSH Communications Security Corp, is a security solutions company for networked organizations, helping them to secure, automate, manage, and share business information in nearly all IT environments with no costly or time-consuming infrastructure overhauls and with no disruption to business. |
Thales | OverviewThales integrates a network-based hardware security module (HSM) with F5 BIG-IP platforms to safeguard SSL for stronger protection and FIPS compliance. |
Trend Micro | OverviewTrend Micro is an F5 technology partner and has worked with F5 to test and document the interoperability between the BIG-IP and Trend Micro's InterScan. |
Tufin Technologies | OverviewTufin Technologies is the leading provider of Security Lifecycle Management solutions that enable large organizations to enhance security, ensure business continuity and increase operational efficiency. |
Vantrix | OverviewVantrix is a global leader in mobile video optimization and delivery, ensuring that content is delivered cost-effectively and with the best possible user experience. |
VASCO | OverviewVasco is an F5 technlogy partner. The integration between F5 and Vasco results in the only solution on the market that provides two-factor authentication with SSL VPN without requiring the customer to buy and manage a separate authentication server, saving customers hundreds of thousands of dollars annually. |
Venafi | OverviewLearn how the F5 and Venafi partnership helps organizations reduce security risks and comply with regulations while improving application delivery. |
Versafe | OverviewF5 and Versafe have partnered to provide solutions designed to identify and mitigate endpoint threats without complex software downloads, utilizing F5 iRules customers can seamlessly detect malware, trojans and other enduser threats to organizations. |
Virtual Bridges | OverviewIn a Virtual Bridges VERDE environment, F5 Application Delivery Controllers provide intelligent traffic management, high availability, built-in performance optimization, and scalability plus enhanced security with unified global access and consolidated control. |
VMware | OverviewVMware is the global leader in virtualization solutions from the desktop to the data center. F5 brings significant increases in performance, scalability and availability for applications that run on VMWare. |
Volubill | OverviewVolubill Inc. is one of the world's leading software providers of policy management, policy enforcement, and charging solutions to the communications industry. |
Watchfire | OverviewWatchfire, a provider of software and services to manage online risk, is an F5 technology partner. |
Websense | OverviewWebsense and F5 partner to create solutions that provide highly scalable security in the flow between devices and applications wherever they exist. |
WhiteHat Security | OverviewLearn about F5 and WhiteHat free security scans and real-time vulnerability remediation that protect customer and corporate data from website attacks. |
Workspot | OverviewF5 has partnered with Workspot to provide a unique MAM application operating environment for customers. |
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Quit-Smoking Programs Work for Psychiatric Patients
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Relationship Worries Can Make You Sick
Relatives Who Witness Loved One's CPR Fare Better: Study
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Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients See Big Boost in Quality of Life
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Scientists Complete 1st Map of 'Emotional Intelligence' in the Brain
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Scientists Spot Genes Tied to Success at School, College
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Match Report: Darlington 3 Marske United 0 (From Darlington and Stockton Times)
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8:00am Wednesday 22nd August 2012 in Match Reports By Steph Clark, Sports Reporter
SOMETIMES it can take a while to settle into new surroundings, but Darlington appear to be making themselves at home after a 3-0 win gave them their second win of the season at Heritage Park.
The decision to move Quakers out of Darlington was met by caution during the summer, but another four-figure crowd for last night's win over Marske United proves the interest in the club has not waned in the wake of their demotion to the Northern League.
A crowd of 1,202 descended on Bishop Auckland and they were sent home happy after goals from Chris Emms, Shaun Reay and Steven Johnson made it two wins from two for Martin Gray's side.
Quakers' boss had admitted the Northern League won't be a walkover for his side, but he admitted after last night's win that the positive start to the new season sends out a message they are ready for the challenge.
"It was nice to carry on from Saturday," said Gray, who takes his side to Consett on Saturday.
"We started the game better tonight. We had a few chances before the goal, but when it did come it gave us confidence for the second half and our performance after the break was excellent.
"I think there was less nerves. There wasn't the attention and hype that there was on Saturday. It was a big occasion for any player and sometimes nerves do kick in, but again the fans were great tonight.
"The lads came in the changing rooms buzzing and the more they can give the more they'll scream and it can only build confidence. Hopefully we can keep the positive start going. Our work ethic was exceptional tonight across the board and it's important we set the standards.
"We're not getting carried away but the more you give these people the more they'll come back and hopefully they've gone home tonight happy having seen a great second half performance.
"The fans have been fantastic, they're there through think and thin and hopefully we can give them something to shout about now."
It was a slow start from both sides, but keen to pick up where they left off on Saturday, Darlington enjoyed the first real chance.
Former Durham City forward David Dowson collected the ball on the edge of the area and drilled a low shot towards goal, but his effort went the wrong side of the post.
The hosts continued to press with crosses in particular causing problems for the visitors. Chris Emms sent a teasing ball in to the box towards Shaun Reay and the striker was almost gifted an opportunity to score when Marske defender Thomas Marron headed the ball against him.
In Saturday's 3-1 win over Bishop Auckland, Quakers had struggled to get started and they again allowed the opposition in to the game. Marske could so easily have taken the lead when Adam Wheatley met ex-Boro man Nathan Porritt 's corner, but to Darlo's relief his free header went inches over the bar.
However, Marske remained susceptible at the back and a poor clearance from goalkeeper Scott Allison fell to Emms. He curled in a first time cross from the left towards Dowson, but it was met by Marron who accidentally headed the ball against his keeper, which almost fell to the Darlington striker.
The visitors came back, though, and Porritt was presented with a great opportunity to score the opener when he received the ball in space on the left. However, instead of taking a touch and drilling a shot towards goal, he attempted the chip Jack Norton, an effort the Quakers keeper collected with ease.
Quakers responded well, though, and after clearing a corner the hosts took the lead from a superb counter attack in the stroke of half time.
Reay broke down the left and swing a cross in to the box and after Marske had failed to clear, the ball fell to Emms who drilled home from inside the area.
After the interval, Quakers seemed to settle into a better rhythm than they had in the first and a second goal arrived just after the hour mark.
Dowson passed to Reay just inside the area and he made no mistake blasting home past Allison into the roof of the net.
That seemed to knock the stuffing out of Marske and after introducing Jamie Clarke and Steven Johnson, Quakers pressed for a third.
A third did come on 86 minutes and after spurning two chances, Darlington-born Johnson finally got his goal with a rasping strike past Allison after a great through ball from Marc Ellison.Referee: Warren Broadbent
Attendance: 1,202
Entertainment: 3/5
DARLINGTON (4-4-2): Norton; Harrison, Brown,
Arjun Purewal, Smith; Emms, Scott, Ellison,
Nicholls (Amar Purewal 60); Reay (Johnson 68),
Dowson (Clarke 68). Subs (not used): Porter (gk),
MARSKE UNITED (4-4-2): Allison; Grier, Marron,
Hunter (Burton78), Wheatley; Bradley (Millington
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Starting this stack later today, doing 1 pill of each and will slowly ramp up over 2-3 days to full doses per bottle. I had blood work drawn today cause I've wanted to know certain #s for a while (like test e2, etc). Me and friend actually running this and this time around we both doing 1 bottle cycles, so 4 weeks or so. I can post his general comments too. Natty was cool offering advice so I'd love to help back...via a log.
Lil about me, 37 YO male looking to cut/lean out. I lift weights 4-5 days per week, cardio 2-3 days right now for approx 20 mins with one of my off weights days being a core 30-45 min cardio day.
Lil History...last oct i was 280 lbs, and as of this AM I sit at 199 lbs and I would estimate 19% BF..so I am sitting on a lot of fat.
Im currently eating around 2350 cals during week, around 2600 on Saturdays and on Sundays I got one cheat in there so est my cals may shoot up to around 3500-4k cals. All in all im at a net loss of cals for week and cardio helps the deficit a bit more.
I may not go into details every single day but will include some workouts, some macros and general thoughts every day or two.
I am considering adding the EC stack to this a week into cycle but not sure yet. Any input on this appreciated.....I sorta wanna do an aggressive 4-5 week mini cut before I start my next cycle of something. goal is to lose 8-10 lbs during this window and I anticipate I got a 1-2 lbs of extra water weight still on me.
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Adding in some test results:
Test, serum, 507 - range 280-800
Estradoil 23.1 range 7.6-24.6
IGF-1 203 range 109-284
TSH 1.670 range 0.450-4.500
T4 8.6 range 4.5-12
T3 uptake 34 (then says %) range 24-39
Under lipids only ones that concern me are:
HDL Cholesterol 40 range >39
LDL Cholesterol 110 range 0-99 says im high on this one.
I also got some Comp. Metabolic panel and CBC with differential/Platelet if ne1 would like to know something in here. Everything looks normal under these categories.
Now from a lil bit ago...granted i didnt get some of this before and vice versa:
Test levels:
Total test: 510 ng (range 250-1100) This is highest its been...again, test was done around 9am.
Free %: 1.64% (range 1.50-2.20) *this one was 1.05% I think before.
Free: 83.6 pg(range 35-155)
Some other #s I dont know what they mean.....
TSH 3rd generation (353):
.769 uIU (range .510-6.270) *seems real low in the range.
Cortisol (2014):
7.6 ug (range for Am is 4.3-22.4 ug)
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Do you think bungee jumping is riskier than smoking? Would you take a medicine with a 10% risk of serious side effects? Or board a plane with a 1% chance of crashing? Risk is a very complex topic, studied by researchers all over the world. In the Big Risk Test, which is now live as part of BBC Lab UK, we want to find out how people deal with risk, particularly to try and understand what makes people have such different opinions and feelings about life's chances. |
We all take for granted that mathematics can be used to describe the world, but when you think about it this fact is rather stunning. This article explores what the applicability of maths says about the various branches of mathematical philosophy. |
It's not the winning, it's the taking part that counts. At least, that's what the Olympic creed would have us believe. But, like it or not, what the media and governments focus on is the tally of gold medals. This article explores some of the maths of gold. |
As the Wimbledon 2011 Championships hove into view, memories will be reawakened of the match of epic proportions that took place last year between the American John Isner and the Frenchman Nicolas Mahut. So just how freaky was their titanic fifth set and what odds might a bookmaker offer for a repeat? |
Dengue fever does the opposite of what you might expect. Unlike for many diseases, if you've had this tropical virus and recovered, you might be worse off, as a second exposure to the dengue virus can be life threatening. So keeping track of the strains of the diseases is an important problem which can be solved with the help of a little randomness. |
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Quick Facts: Industrial Designers | |
2010 Median Pay |
$58,230 per year
$27.99 per hour |
Entry-Level Education | Bachelor's degree |
Work Experience in a Related Occupation | None |
On-the-job Training | None |
Number of Jobs, 2010 | 40,800 |
Job Outlook, 2010-20 | 10% (About as fast as average) |
Employment Change, 2010-20 | 4,300 |
What Industrial Designers Do
Industrial designers develop the concepts for manufactured products, such as cars, home appliances, and toys. They combine art, business, and engineering to make products that people use every day.
Work Environment
Industrial designers work in offices in a variety of industries. Although they design manufactured products, only about 29 percent of industrial designers are employed directly by manufacturers.
How to Become an Industrial Designer
A bachelor's degree is usually required for most entry-level industrial design jobs. It is also important for industrial designers to have a professional portfolio with examples of their best design projects.
The median annual wage of industrial designers was $58,230 in May 2010.
Job Outlook
Employment of industrial designers is expected to grow by 10 percent from 2010 to 2020, about as fast as the average for all occupations. Increasing consumer demand for new products and new product styles should increase demand for industrial designers.
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Viral Christmas video goes beyond companys wildest expectation
Canadian airline WestJet surprised its passengers by granting their Christmas wishes while they were mid-flight.
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Canadian airline WestJet surprised its passengers by granting their Christmas wishes while they were mid-flight.
The economies of nine North Carolina counties declined this year while three in the mountains improved, according to state Department of Commerce figures.
Shareholders of 1st Financial Corp. have approved the pending merger of 1st Financial and its subsidiary, Mountain 1st Bank & Trust Co., into First Citizens Bank.
Shareholders of 1st Financial Corp. have approved the pending merger of 1st Financial and its subsidiary, Mountain 1st Bank & Trust Co., into First Citizens Bank.
Barra, a 33-year GM veteran, currently holds what many say is the most important job in the company senior vice president for global product development.
Bernhard Conrad views his business as the type 'that most people don't think about, but you see it every day.'
The following transfers were filed in the Register of Deeds office Nov. 18-22.
Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort presented Hope for Families with a $3,000 donation to assist with the organization's services to families in the region.
The following transfers were filed in the Register of Deeds office Nov. 25-29.
Vintage clothing retailer Hip Replacements took top honors in the Asheville Downtown Association's Holiday Windows Contest.
America's first pony car the Ford Mustang is celebrating its 50th birthday with a swoon-worthy new design and plans to go global.
Katuah Market will join Asheville's ranks of an increasingly crowded field when the grocery store opens in Biltmore Village this month.
Tablets will 'change the way we interact with guests in restaurants,' says Mike Archer, president of Applebee's.
The e-commerce company's so-called Prime Air unmanned aircraft project in its research and development labs.
The following transfers were filed in the Register of Deeds office Nov. 11-15.
Asheville-based King Bio's homeopathic lines have gone mainstream, appearing over the counter on shelves in Whole Foods and other groceries, Walmart, CVS, Walgreen's, Targets and other top retailers. Last year, King Bio saw some $10 million in revenues and expects to double those sales in the next year.
Meredith Curcio Whitfield, former special assistant for federal relations and research at Appalachian State University, has been named director of external relations at Western Carolina University.
For Linda Marie Barrett, specials and special events at stores during the holiday shopping season are not just incentives.
Dana L. Stonestreet has been named chairman of the board of directors of both HomeTrust Bancshares Inc., the holding company for HomeTrust Bank, and the bank.
Mountain BizWorks has laid off more staff and will scrap popular business planning classes to refocus on its original mission of micro-loans for start-ups.
Company veteran Doug McMillon will lead the giant discount retailer.
Native Kitchen and Social Pub hosts 'School Nights' to raise cash
How we cut trees locally could help cut the greenhouse gases that are fueling dramatic climate changes worldwide.
Spellbound Children's Books is now entering its fourth chapter.
Prudential Lifestyle Realty, 7 Orchard St., names their top agents for October: Melissa Levine, top listing agent; Phil Rymes, top seller; Sid Blake, top producer; and Bob Sinners and Dani King, top team for listing, selling and producing.
Dr. Scot Nixon was selected as medical director of the Franklin Community Based Outpatient Clinic, a location of the Charles George VA Medical Center.
The N.C. Sustainable Energy Association recognized 12 individuals and businesses for their exemplary work toward the advancement of North Carolina's clean energy economy. Those recognized locally are:
Harrah's Cherokee Casino Resort employees harvested 3,775 pounds of potatoes to donate to those in need in Western North Carolina.
The holidays are a great time to buy your family or yourself exciting new gadgets. Smartphones, tablets, TVs, headphones, computers, streaming media players, soundbars, gaming consoles, robots, cameras the list seems endless.
A deal to sell city-owned property across from the U.S. Cellular Center in downtown Asheville for a 140-room hotel fell through Friday, reopening debate over what the city should do with the site.
Airline passengers have already been stripped of their legroom, hot meals and personal space. Now, they might also lose their silence.
He was North Carolina's youngest bank president when he took over Clyde Savings Bank in 1965 at the age of 27.
Business is looking up across Buncombe County, but panhandling and public transportation proved the top concerns for many business owners.
Just Economics will host a workshop for businesses aimed at letting them know more about the Affordable Care Act.
Stock market indexes are hitting new milestones on Wall Street.
White Duck, Chai Pani, among eateries opening new locations
The following transfers were filed in the Register of Deeds office Oct. 28-Nov. 1.
ASHEVILLE Ron E. Armstrong, of AshevilleAndBeyond Real Estate with Keller Williams Professionals, joined more than 100 top real estate professionals serving the upscale residential market for The Institute of Luxury Home Marketings annual Leaders in Luxury conference.
Charlotte Street Computers and CEO Jennifer Mayer were named by the WNC Chapter of the AFP as its Outstanding Business in Philanthropy for 2013.
It's the hottest selling camera now. Hybrid cameras, also called mirrorless or compact-system cameras, are compact like a point-and-shoot camera but offer a larger image sensor for better-quality shots.
The Downtown Association is hosting a toy colletion box this holiday season for Eblen Charities' Saint Nicholas Project.
Bob Mather and Robert Chaney have opened Fox Hollow Gifts and Cabin Living at 15 W. Main St. in downtown Brevard. Fox Hollow Gifts offers gift items like luxury bath soaps, jewelry, greeting cards, novelty kitchenware, and an assortment of books and candles. Cabin Living offers American-made furniture, unique artwork and home accessories, along with home gifts. Together, the stores offer more than 4,000 square feet of unique shopping all under one roof.
Sony's long-awaited PlayStation 4 launched at midnight Friday, ushering in a new generation of home video game consoles.
At the other end of the state where men first flew at Kitty Hawk, the workers at GE Aviation plan on revolutionizing jet travel.
ASHEVILLE - Shaw Canale has stepped down as CEO of Mountain BizWorks, but will continue to work with the nonprofit group as a consultant.
Sharon Decker says the state's effort to reduce unemployment is being hurt because the state is attracting jobless people.
In August, the government sued to block the merger, saying it would restrict competition and drive up prices.
Carrie-Welles Craven noted that this fall was the right time for a major personal and professional transition.
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11.124 Introduction to Teaching and Learning Mathematics and Science (MIT)
This course provides an introduction to teaching and learning in a variety of K-12 settings. Through visits to schools, classroom discussions, selected readings, and hands-on activities, we explore the challenges and opportunities of teaching. Topics of study include educational technology, design and experimentation, student learning, and careers in education.
11.380J Urban Transportation Planning (MIT)
This class is an introduction to planning transportation in metropolitan areas. The approach, while rooted on the analytical tools which estimate outcomes and alternatives, is holistic. This means starting from a scan of the site, its history and its current trends, in order to frame properly the problem, including the relevant actors, institutions, roles and interests. The design and evaluation of alternatives considers this complexity, in addition to construction, operation and maint
MAS.962 Special Topics: New Textiles (MIT)
This project-based course will explore the future of textiles, focusing particularly on blending rich crafting traditions with new technologies. Topics will include textile-based electronics, textile fabrication, algorithmic pattern design, and composites. We will experiment with a wide range of fibers, yarns, and fabrics including traditional materials like wool and cotton as well as metal fibers and yarns, fusible plastics, papers, and resins. We will also explore techniques like felting, lase
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Tristin and Tyler's Tales from the City! - Recycling Umbrellas
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Testing the limits of quantum mechanics: Motivation, state of play, prospects
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The Internationalization of Spanish Companies: Ferrovial, The Rise of a Multinational
Move over, Italy. Rafael del Pino is here to claim Spain's rightful spot as a major European player in the global infrastructure market. Founded by del Pino's father in 1952 as a builder of sleeper cars for trains, Ferrovial has diversified into a conglomerate with a hand in construction, real estate, road bui
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Q: Are there any groups in Fayetteville that supply transportation to and from doctor appointments for people who are on Medicare and handicapped? I don't drive and my husband is no longer able to and we've been canceling medical appointments due to lack of transportation. - A.M., Fayetteville
A: Several transportation services provide free or low-cost rides to different groups of older or needy people in the area. We suspect you and your husband will qualify for help from at least one of them.
The services include the Cumberland County Community Transportation Program, the county Department of Social Services and FASTTRAC, which is part of the city bus system.
The CTP may not be be able to serve you through any of several ride programs that it operates. But it's the first place you should call, said director Kristine Wagner.
Wagner said that's because the staff there will find out all of your relevant particulars and figure out where to refer you if CTP can't help.
"I hate to send people running all around," she said.
If you go this route, call 678-7619.
CTP provides rides to county residents who don't live near local bus service lines. Rides to medical appointments within the county are free for people who are 60 or older or who are disabled. The program also provides rides to and from work, school and shopping for county residents who don't live near bus service lines but there's a fee of $2.25 each way.
DSS provides free rides to medical appointments both within and outside the county to local Medicaid recipients. If there's room in the van, other people can catch a ride when DSS makes these trips outside the county (usually to medical facilities in Raleigh, Durham or Chapel Hill). They'd have to pay a $10 fee. For information, call 677-2526.
Meanwhile, the Fayetteville Area System of Transit provides rides to people who live near one of its routes but who have some sort of condition or impairment that prevents them from using the fixed-route bus system. FAST uses the Americans with Disabilities Act for its eligibility criteria. These rides cost $1.50 each way. For more information, call 433-1232.
There are, of course, taxi services, as well.
Q: Can you provide the name and address of the pecan buyer in Benson? - G.C., Hope Mills
A: You may be thinking about Tart's Pecan Farm at 387 Golda Road in Benson. Its number is 919-894-4945.
It's paying 70 to 85 cents a pound for pecans.
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