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DNA, Ericsson to provide CEM

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VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   It has announced that DNA has chosen Ericsson to provide a Customer Experience Management (CEM) solution based on User Data Consolidation (UDC) for data consolidation and exposure. With the new solution, DNA benefits from reduced time per call and escalations to second-line support. Tommy Olenius, VP, Technology, DNA "Delivering high-quality customer care is at the heart of our business. The implementation of this solution gives us the optimal tools to monitor the customer experience and to proactively make adjustments as issues arise.” Magnus Furustam, Head or Product Area Core and IMS, Ericsson Business Unit Networks, said, “DNA’s focus on end-user satisfaction and operational efficiency and Ericsson’s expertise in optimizing service have combined in this project to support a new generation of mobile broadband users who constantly pose new challenges to the customer experience management area.”  For More Details ...

BGI tackles DNA Data Deluge Using NVIDIA Tesla GPUs

VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE NVIDIA has announced that BGI has slashed the time to analyze batches of DNA sequencing data from nearly four days to just six hours using a NVIDIA Tesla GPU-based server farm. The speed up is considered a critically important step in determining, in an affordable manner, the chemical building blocks that make up a DNA molecule. This is key for the genomics industry to achieve its target of the $1,000 genome's the point at which genomics can be used in clinical diagnostic tests as a practical component of patient care. Dr. Bingqiang Wang, Head, High Performance Computing, BGI said, "We are drowning in the genome data that our high-throughput sequencing machines create every day. GPU acceleration of our genome analysis applications enables our scientists to crunch through data and gain insights into bacteria, plants and humans faster than was ever possible. It offers the potential for researchers and healthcare professionals to identi...