In 1998 he founded Riverbed Technologies, which devised software to synch data between handheld devices and corporate data networks.
Oliver at MobileCrunch has a long post today about Sharpcast, currently a photo tool that synches data effortlessly across desktop, web and mobile interfaces.
Synched data should give you a point of view on these sub-tier suppliers as well.
At least 55 genes were found to peak in early G1; however, this is likely to be an underestimate as we could not directly cross-validate this time-point with a specific corresponding time-point from the starve-synch data.
"One of the main flaws was that people out in the field had trouble synching the data," says Erik Hersman, a Nairobi-based technology blogger and co-founder of Ushahidi, an open-source website set up to map violence after the last election five years ago.
In the case of the latter, consumers would call on the iPad for weather and traffic information and to plan their routes, then synch the data to their iPhones for in-car use.
Available for $30 a year, the service works by synching with program data that a PC collects from the Internet.
She was especially excited about some research she'd been doing with Lee Silver, a molecular biologist at Princeton University, who had been studying a hundred thousand test responses from Chemistry.com, in the hope of one day synching up such data with buccal-swab results.
For a while there was too much synching, too much data flying around, too many options.
With its flickering fluorescent ceiling panels, weirdly flipping wall clock and three-person workforce who punch in data in synch, Steve Marmion's clever, darkly droll production is attuned from the outset to the lunacy latent in this milieu.
