But standardised to whose technology?
In July 2002 it spent $1.3bn on Navision, whose technology became the basis of Microsoft's customer relations system Dynamics – into which LinkedIn is intended to feed.
Clever On Demand, a company whose technology allows publishers to manage multiple ad networks, has acquired AudienceFUEL, a publisher-to-publisher marketing platform (more on what that means in a second).
DocShots is similar in theory to Snap's Snap Shots application (whose technology we feature on TechCrunch), where a user can hover over a link to a site and see a small visual preview of what is on the site.
Some scientists wonder why, in this age of information, one would force students to read papers whose technology and terminology are outdated, and whose lasting conclusions are summarized in the first chapters of any textbook, if not on Wikipedia itself.
Halpert said there were "some cool companies"in Israel, whose technology enterprises are often listed on the Nasdaq market in the U.S.
West Hollywood-based ShowKit, whose technology includes the ability for agents to draw on a user's screen, has brought video support to three small mobile apps.
Such stories overwhelmingly emphasise breakthroughs, and, as previously reported, do a poor job in reflecting the relative contribution of the drug in question and indeed the multitude of giants on whose shoulders such new technologies have come into being (SIRC, 2001).
Whose technologies are better?
