HP Ultrium 448 and 460 Tape Drives in the country offices provide additional backup storage to allow the organization’s remote locations to more easily access the database. Additionally, HP Data Protector Software simplifies protection of IFAW’s applications by automating backup and recovery procedures to disk and tape.
IBM is currently focused on increasing its presence in smaller, rapidly developing Indian cities as part of its plan to establish a presence in 40 Indian cities by 2013. By extending its network of regional branches, IBM is strengthening its ability to deliver more advanced technologies and services to its clients and partners across the country.
Smartphone usage is growing exponentially, with new mobile device shipments expected to increase by 55 percent in 2010. In addition, Android and Apple iOS devices are expected to own 31 percent of global market share by year’s end.1 Increasingly the same device is being used for personal use, business use and for accessing entertainment and carrier-provided services. This fundamental shift in behavior offers tremendous productivity increases but also represents new security and management challenges for three key groups – IT organizations, consumers and communication service providers.
Announced in January 2011, the IBM Framework addresses consumer products companies’ need to work smarter, providing innovative industry-driven solutions that help accelerate business performance. IDC Government Insights estimates the new Smarter Cities information technology market opportunity at $34 billion in 2011, increasing more than 18 percent per year to $57 billion by 2014.
Information overload continues to be a challenge in drug discovery and other areas of scientific research. Rich data and content is often buried in patents, drawings, figures and scholarly articles. This contribution by IBM and its collaborators will make it easier for researchers to use this data, link to other data using the InChI structure representation and derive new insight.
