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ASUS Corporate Stable Model (CSM) is a commercial program designed to provide stable, reliable motherboards and mini PCs for businesses of all sizes. This video introduces the ACC interface to assist user to get to know better ACC software.
Learn more about ASUS CSM at https://www.asus.com/microsite/csm/
Learn more about ASUS ACC at https://asuscontrolcenter.asus.com
Source: ASUS YouTube
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SUS Corporate Stable Model (CSM) is a commercial program designed to provide stable, reliable motherboards and mini PCs for businesses of all sizes. This video is an installation tutorial to assist user to easily install ACC software on ASUS CSM motherboard.
Learn more about ASUS CSM at https://www.asus.com/microsite/csm/
Learn more about ASUS ACC at https://asuscontrolcenter.asus.com
Source: ASUS YouTube
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Contributed by Shang Jiantao
At the recent grand opening of ONUG Fall 2017 in New York, Huawei showcased its innovative SD-WAN solution, which delivers ultimate application and management experience for enterprise interconnection. The solution performs in-depth monitoring and analysis on the infrastructure, network, application status, and traffic for enterprise interconnection.
Its innovative features include application-based intelligent traffic steering and acceleration, on-demand value-added service (VAS) access within minutes, and cloud-based visualized O&M. Leading analysts around the world praised the solution, which won “THE ONUG Right Stuff INNOVATION AWARD”.
Honor–Loaded, Firmly Moving Forward
The Open Networking User Group (ONUG) is a customer-centric industrial organization that strategically accelerates the digital transformation of mainly industry-leading enterprises. The ONUG, together with these enterprises, promotes commercial deployment of innovative solutions based on enterprise requirements and jointly defined standards. The Right Stuff Innovation Awards are designed to promote further development of open networks by recognizing outstanding solutions providers that make significant contributions to the SDN and cloud solutions fields with advanced technologies. All of the judges on the awards panel are independent industry analysts.
At ONUG Fall 2017, Huawei used the SD-WAN solution and CloudAPP to compete with other vendors in North America for the first time. It was praised by leading analysts after fierce competition and tests, and was one of only three to win the ONUG Right Stuff Innovation Award in Monitoring & Analytics.
Huawei winning the ONUG Right Stuff Award was not an easy feat.
Huawei stays true to the customer-centric ideal and Remain Innovative in Enterprise WAN. In addition to being trusted and respected by customers, Huawei SD-WAN solution is also widely recognized by experts and analysts throughout the industry.
A Leading Player in the SD-WAN market
In a report released by a well-known analysis organization, Huawei was rated as one of the Leading Players in the SD-WAN market.
A preferred SD-WAN solution provider by customers
In the report 2017 SD-WAN and Virtual Edge Report The Evolving SD-WAN, vCPE and uCPE Landscape released by SDxCentral, survey results show that Huawei is one of the most preferred SD-WAN solution providers.
The world’s second most popular SD-WAN solution provider
In the latest SD-WAN report published by a global top analysis organization, a survey of 1200 enterprises across the globe showed that Huawei is the second most popular SD-WAN solution provider.
Won the Oriental Design Oscars
The Japan Institute for Design Promotion recently unveiled the winners of its Good Design Award, also known as the “Oriental Design Oscars”. Huawei’s general-purpose computing gateway (uCPE) AR650 in the SD-WAN solution — with its simple and practical appearance and its open service platform — stood out among more than 958 global enterprises and 4495 entries and won the Good Design award. It marks the first time for gateway products in the industry to receive the honor, indicating that Huawei’s AR650 is internationally recognized in terms of design and quality.
Stay True to Your Heart and Remain Innovative
Since its release at CeBit 2017, the Huawei SD-WAN solution has been put into wide-scale commercial use all over the world, providing a cost-effective interconnection solution for carriers and enterprises. At the HC2017, Huawei launched the next-generation SD-WAN solution, which helps customers:
2017 saw explosive growth in the SD-WAN market. Huawei, leveraging its advantages in the network field, stays true to its heart and remains innovative. Huawei SD-WAN solution is loaded with honor.
The post Stay True to Your Heart and Remain Innovative–Huawei SD-WAN Solution Is Honor-Loaded appeared first on Huawei Enterprise Blog.
Source: Huawei Enterprise Blog
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Leading up to International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which aims to promote the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities, we’re unveiling a new video series celebrating six individuals who are using accessible technologies to help transform their lives. We’re excited to start today with a video about Andrew, an eight-year-old boy with dyslexia who read for the first time this summer with the help of Microsoft Learning Tools. Follow these stories at aka.ms/InclusionInAction.
There are more than 1 billion people on the planet who live with disabilities, and there continue to be barriers to their full participation in school, home and the workplace. In the U.S., youths with disabilities drop out of school at higher rates than the general population, and the unemployment rate for adults with disabilities is twice that of those with no disability. We believe the best outcomes are realized when every person is empowered to contribute their unique perspectives at work, school and home, and accessible technologies play a key role in making that a reality.
At Microsoft, our mission is to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more. We aim to build technologies that make it easier for people with disabilities to create, communicate and work together. We partner with Diversity and Inclusion Officers, Assistive Technology Coordinators, and Special Educators – experts in their fields – to help create more inclusive learning environments and workplaces. Feedback from these partners led us to introduce new Ease of Access settings in Windows 10 like Color Filters, deliver innovative technologies like Microsoft Learning Tools and Microsoft Translator for Education, and improve existing capabilities like Accessibility Checker in Office 365.
These partnerships are part of our inclusive design approach that puts people at the center of product design, helping deliver new insights, identify new challenges and ultimately create more universally beneficial products. Since this became a core part of design at Microsoft, we have seen people with disabilities lead the creation of our own innovative technologies, like Eye Control in Windows 10 and Seeing AI on iOS. Of course, while we are fully focused on ensuring our technologies are usable by every person, ensuring compliance with global accessibility standards is equally important. Visit the Microsoft Trust Center to learn how our products help organizations meet requirements such as US Section 508 and the EN 301 549 standard.
Today and in the weeks ahead, you will have the opportunity to hear the stories of the six amazing individuals below who are pushing the boundaries and achieving great things. We’re on a journey at Microsoft to design, build and launch more accessible products to foster digital inclusion. While we still have plenty of work ahead of us, it’s stories like these that inspire us to keep innovating across our product portfolio. I invite you to join us on this journey as we celebrate inclusion in action. Tune into aka.ms/InclusionInAction each week to meet the following people:
Andrew, a young boy who read for the first time this summer with Learning Tools
Justin, a young man who uses Office 365 to communicate with the world
Veronica, a college student who uses built-in accessibility in Office 365 and Windows 10 to create a perfect presentation
Cameron, a university lecturer in Australia, who believes it is an exciting time to be a blind person
Jack, a teacher at Louisiana Center for the Blind, who shows students what is possible with Office 365, a screen reader and a keyboard
Steve, who navigated his daughter’s medical crisis with Office Lens and OneNote by his side to access printed documents
The post Inclusion in action: enabling transformative change with accessible technologies appeared first on The Official Microsoft Blog.
Source: The Official Microsoft Blog
We first met ‘Xperia Agent’ as a concept back at MWC 2016. Just under two years later this miniature assistant has become a reality in the form of Xperia Hello!
Launching in Japan only from November 16th, Xperia Hello! is a communication robot that can recognise each member of the family and assist with daily life simply by talking to it.
As well as being the cutest thing we’ve released since Aibo, Xperia Hello! combines Sony’s robotics know-how with Sony Agent Technology to help you and your family with a whole heap of tasks around the home. A few of our favourite things:
It feels like a real member of the family
Xperia Hello! is packed with personality. Designed from the ground up to feel like a member of the family, it will assess its surroundings and speak or move according to the situation with no human input required. It can rotate up to 340 degrees and will turn its body to greet anyone who speaks to it. Additionally, the lights at the top of its body function as eyes, and are used to express feelings from loneliness to happiness, sadness to excitement.
Xperia Hello! Recognises the whole family
Thanks to four motion sensors and seven microphones in its lower body, it will detect someone approaching within a three-metre radius. It can then use its upper body camera to identify whether it is a registered family member, and actively convey any information, messages, or news, as appropriate. The torso comes with a 4.6-inch liquid crystal touch screen display that displays conversations, news, and more.
Family life is busy, Xperia Hello! will make sure nothing is forgotten
Chat with the family through Skype calls or video messages, or send and receive messages via LINE (Japan’s equivalent of WhatsApp or WeChat). Any received messages will be conveyed to the appropriate family member when detected. Xperia Hello! can even remember important days and family events and notify the entire household. No more forgotten anniversaries…
Peace of mind for parents away from home
By selecting the “show me what my family is up to” command from your LINE account, Xperia Hello! will notify you of the last time the children’s faces were detected. The “show me what you see” command will cause Xperia Hello! to rotate and provide a view of its surroundings.
It can help each family member plan their day
Because Xperia Hello! can recognise individual family members, it can provide them with personalised info about news, traffic, weather forecasts, messages, and more. Each family member can set preferred news categories and by recording traffic routes to school and work, Xperia Hello! will automatically notify you of any accidents or traffic delays along your route.
It can dance
Ask Xperia Hello! to ‘do a dance’. You can thank us later.
See Xperia Hello! in action here. It’s all in Japanese but you get the idea.
Source: Sony Mobile Blog
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Low battery anxiety is a universal fear we have when we’re away from our charger and see a drained battery icon. That’s why Samsung continues to lead the way with wireless charging, to keep the story alive.
Learn more:
https://www.samsung.com/global/galaxy/galaxy-note8/accessories/
Source: Samsung Mobile YouTube
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