The release of the SAP/Microsoft Duet Enterprise product will make it easier to create and productize vertical industry interfaces in tools that are natural to end users.
Finally, the author, in his concluding remark, proposes an industry-interface scheme for adoption and implementation.
It also gives a presentation of the existing scenario of the effective industry-interface system in the undergraduate civil engineering education in South Africa based on author's direct experience in order to emphasize the need and relevance of such a system in the context of the national development in the field of physical infrastructure etc.
L&H is working with Intel on e-commerce and telephony solutions, while teaming with Microsoft to develop an industry standard interface for speech in PCs.
Traditionally, the 4 20 mA analog signal used in industry to interface sensors in distributed process control has been replaced with relatively simple digital networks, called "field-buses", and recently by Ethernet.
Again, the price point isn't particularly threatening, yet, as niche professional networks continue to grow, offering more robust and deeper ways to find out what people are up to, what they've accomplished, and present their resumes in a less archaic and industry-specific interface, I'd rather turn there — even for a fee — if it means I'm going to get more out of it.
The database schema has been implemented using Java Data Objects (JDO), an industry standard interface-based abstraction of persistence.
Glucose meters should contain software so that date- and time-stamped glucose levels can be securely downloaded using an industry-standard interface to be available for patients and providers without charge.
This article first briefly explains in the Background why global health technologies should be designed to follow agreed-upon industry-wide interface standards, and in so doing better address problems of innovation and affordability.
The United States appears to present one successful model of a fluid industry-academic interface, wherein an academic discovery can be leveraged to launch a commercial product – the earliest such example in biotechnology being Genentech which pioneered the industry through the commercial application of recombinant DNA techniques [ 15].
It turns out the company's decision to focus on "flat design," a type of visual scheme where everything has a smooth and even look, was a few years ahead of the rest of the technology and user interface industry.
