VARINDIA IT MAGAZINE

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Avaya has announced its latest corporate branding initiative titled "Avaya. The Power of We". Initially previewed at the International Avaya User Group in late May, the new company campaign will highlight the importance of bringing the right people together with the right information in the right context as well as the role of Avaya's technology and services in making it possible. "A lot of companies are talking about collaboration, but they are short on specifics," said Kevin Kennedy, CEO, Avaya. "Avaya's vision is very clear: We help our customers bring the right people together with the information and context they need to help deliver business results in real time. Our objective is to give them the best collaboration experience, regardless of the devices, locations, or media they choose." The new brand builds on Avaya's long-standing heritage of delivering mission-critical unified communications

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Mobotix, which has been positioned second in Europe and fourth globally in terms of market share in IP camera, enters the Indian market through TelExcell. Mobotix has been providing HiRes Video innovations for the past one decade. A Mobotix camera with 3.1-mega pixel records around 30 times more detail (it is like watching the IPL matched on HD). As a result, larger image areas with up to 360A degree panorama are possible, thus reducing the number of cameras and therefore the costs. Mobotix cameras can record events even without a running PC and digitally record videos with sound for archiving purposes. Mobotix video solutions provide Low Operating Cost and takes only 4 Watt of power and is powered on PoE. Mobotix does not use dedicated Chips for Encoding and video Processing and all the cameras are field upgradeable with the latest Encoding and Image quality Algorithms. With the Free Upgrades MX Control Centre, your investment is protected

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Emerson Network Power (India) Pvt. Ltd. has announced the revamp of its entire Micro and Small UPS range as well as enhancements of other key products, including Liebert ITON-600 BX, Emerson Adapt Series Parallel Modular UPS(6 kVA), Liebert GXT-MT +(1,2,3 kVA online UPS system) In-Pulse Inverters (30 kVA) and OptimizeIT. The product revamp has been done to further enhance features and provide latest technologies which can have an impact on customer's business as well as reduce energy consumption. Emerson will work with its network of channel partners to create awareness about the new range of products. Ankesh Kumar, Sr. Manager Micro and Small UPS and MarCom Head, said, "Our primary focus for 2010 is 'energy-efficient solutions for next-generation infrastructure needs'. We are happy to be leaders in the space, and will strive to maintain our position by giving customers increased control of their power infrastructure. Thes

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Rhino has appointed Micro Village Communications as its distributor for the South Asia markets of India, Srilanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Maldives, and Mauritius. Under the agreement, Micro Village Communications will distribute the entire range of Rhino products to address market demand for enterprise and service provider solutions for Asterisk based IP Telephony and standard VoIP applications. The agreement with Micro Village is a major step in Rhino's South Asia growth strategy to expand sales channels for IP Telephony environments. Micro Village serves all key segments of the regional enterprise market: large enterprises, the mid-market including call centers, and the SMB (small and medium business) office and mobility markets. “After the early success we have seen within the South Asia region, we believe that partnering with a distributor like Micro Village can further grow Rhino's support and presence to local partners an

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE HP Labs India has released its "Personalized Video" application. This application delivers a high level of content personalization to its users through innovative algorithms and smart use of local computing power. Researchers at HP Labs believe that video will dominate the Internet experience in non-English speaking countries such as India. "At HP Labs, we believe that video will dominate the Internet in India primarily due to the ease with which content in local languages can be accessed," said Sudhir Dixit, Director, HP Labs India. "A key focus at HP Labs India is to innovate for the next one billion HP customers and we believe innovating for them requires a more collaborative approach." The application also allows for the creation of a special channel that can be used by third parties to push video content to a user based on viewing habits and location. According to Krishnan Ramanathan, Senior Research Scien