Thursday, December 30, 2010

Ipswitch, Inc. Network Management Division to Present Partner Tech Talk in Cisco Systems Solutions Pavilion, Booth #1719, Interop Las Vegas

Ipswitch, Inc. Network Management Division to Present Partner Tech Talk in Cisco Systems Solutions Pavilion, Booth #1719, Interop Las Vegas

Ipswitch, Inc.’s Network Management Division, the developer of the WhatsUp Gold suite of innovative IT management solutions, today announced it is presenting a Partner Tech Talk at Interop Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center on Tuesday, April 27 at 4:30 p. m. in the Cisco Systems Solutions Pavilion in booth #1719. Brian Gollaher, Ipswitch, Inc.’s director of product management, will present, “The New Breed of SMB Infrastructure Management,” a discussion about the best IT management solutions to adopt to meet the demands of today’s changing business environment.

Las Vegas (PRWEB) April 22, 2010

Ipswitch, Inc.’s Network Management Division, the developer of the WhatsUp Gold suite of innovative IT management solutions, today announced it is presenting a Partner Tech Talk at Interop Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center on Tuesday, April 27 at 4:30 p. m. in the Cisco Systems Solutions Pavilion in booth #1719. Brian Gollaher, Ipswitch, Inc.’s director of product management, will present, “The New Breed of SMB Infrastructure Management,” a discussion about the best IT management solutions to adopt to meet the demands of today’s changing business environment.

In addition, Ipswitch, Inc.’s Network Management Division is exhibiting in Cisco Systems’ booth #1719, where the company will have on hand its WhatsUp Gold suite of innovative IT Management software.

“Ten years ago, it was primarily only large organizations that could afford to incorporate innovative technologies into their IT infrastructures. Today, every company can play the game, but at a risk,” said Gollaher. “I’ll discuss with attendees the best IT management tools, regardless of company size, that will control costs and increase productivity,” Gollaher said.

This marks the second year that Ipswitch has participated in the Cisco booth at Interop and is part of the company’s product technology partner relationship. Ipswitch, Inc.’s Network Management Division has partnered with Cisco Systems on its Smart Business Architecture initiative, which delivers comprehensive network design and management tools for medium-sized networks of 250 to 1,000 users. Incorporating three interdependent components – network foundation, network services and user services – the Smart Business Architecture provides true business value to Cisco partners by providing solutions that are flexible and cost-effective to deploy.

About Interop ®
Interop ® drives the adoption of technology, providing knowledge and insight to help IT and corporate decision-makers achieve business success. Part of UBM TechWeb's family of global brands, Interop is the leading business technology event series. Through in-depth educational programs, workshops, real-world demonstrations and live technology implementations in its unique Interop Net program, Interop provides the forum for the most powerful innovations and solutions the industry has to offer. For more information about these events, visit www. interop. com.

About The Network Management Division of Ipswitch, Inc.
The Network Management Division of Ipswitch, Inc. is the developer of the WhatsUp Gold suite of innovative IT Management software. WhatsUp Gold delivers comprehensive network, system, application and event log monitoring and management solutions for small and medium businesses and enterprises. Built on a modular, yet integrated architecture - the affordable and easy-to-use solutions scale with the size and complexity of any physical or virtual IT infrastructure. From a single console, WhatsUp Gold supports standard IT management tasks including automated discovery, mapping, real-time monitoring, alerting, troubleshooting and reporting. Over 100,000 networks worldwide use WhatsUp Gold solutions to assure the availability, health and security of their critical business infrastructure today.

Ipswitch, Inc.’s Network Management Division recently added to its product line complete, easy-to-use solutions for Windows Security Event Management (SEM) and Log Management for small businesses and enterprise-level organizations suite with the acquisition of Dorian Software Creations, Inc. WhatsUp Gold was named Network Management Product of 2010 by Network Computing Magazine and earned the Network Products Guide 2010 Product Innovation Award in Network Management. To learn more about WhatsUp Gold – the best value in IT Management software, download a free trial or to make a purchase, please visit: http://www. whatsupgold. com/products/download/ (http://www. whatsupgold. com/products/download/).

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What Should Israel’s Sharon’s Hemorrhagic Stroke be Teaching Us?

What Should Israel’s Sharon’s Hemorrhagic Stroke be Teaching Us?

America's Stroke Doctor says Brain-damaged leaders should be removed from leadership immediately.

Mission Viejo, CA (PRWEB) January 15, 2006

All of us should be paying close attention to what Israel and the Middle East are going through in the wake of the Israeli Prime Minister's stroke. From a medical and political point of view, Sharon's medical challenges and Israel's responses reveal a lack of proactive planning of how to handle situations in which a leader is suddenly or even slowly incapacitated by a stroke or other brain injury or disease.

The loss or compromise of all or part of one's memory, reasoning abilities, emotional stability, speech, and other faculties will generally incapacitate a person to a degree incompatible with being able to competently run a ship of state. As a concerned citizen and a physician with an extensive background in neuro-diagnosis and rehabilitation, I would like to propose that "we the people" ask Congress to form a task force for the purpose of drafting legislation that addresses the sort of medical crisis that is now confronting Israel and to develop a procedure for dealing with this type of affair.

Physicians in charge of cases like Mr. Sharon's are faced with medical choice trade-offs and "tied hands" every day -- in Israel, the USA, and elsewhere. One does not have to reach too far back in American history to see how the lack of a clearly articulated procedure for dealing with an incapacitated Chief Executive has led to egregious mistakes in the handling of their medical emergencies and, when death occurred, their autopsies.

Without the creation of a protocol for handling this type of emergency, treating doctor(s) have to make up their own minds as to whether they want to take a chance on a new therapy or not. In my opinion, it would be best if our government set up a blue ribbon committee of experts that includes key politicians for the express purpose of sculpting a systematic procedure for how best to medically and politically handle a leader who is incapacitated due to brain injury or disease.

Advancements in brain imaging and functional testing have given us the means of readily determining the health and functional status of the human brain. A sudden stroke with loss of consciousness and paralysis is not hard to diagnose but small strokes often produce no noticeable changes except for hard to discern increased errors in judgment, memory, and/or cognition. At this point in time, no leader anywhere in the world is, at the time of their yearly physical, subject to an evaluation of their brain to determine if there has been some loss or compromise of their mental faculties. For that matter, no candidate for major office anywhere in the world is asked to undergo routine brain evaluations as part of their candidacy. Doing this type of testing would establish a baseline so their physicians could use these tests to compare to future brain function exams should their mental health ever come into question.

A new law that requires yearly brain scans and neurologic evaluations of the President and Vice President is, in my opinion, a wise precaution to insure that disease does not rob our country of sound leadership. Such a law might stipulate that in cases in which substantial intellectual decline of (say) 15% or more from prior performance levels occurs, the afflicted leader would step down until such time as he or she has recovered according to established medical criteria. This medically mandated succession would insure an orderly continuation of our government.

All-in-all, the right reforms can help insure that when neurologic disease compromises a leader's ability to function, he or she not only receives the right kind and degree of care, but that power is transferred quickly such the governed are assured of being lead by a person of sound mind. The continuing failure of our leaders to act proactively to determine the best method of handling medical crises such as the type of brain function loss that has struck down Prime Minister Sharon only points out that they, like the rest of us, tend to regard themselves as immune to catastrophe. This lack of objectivity concerning vulnerability is denial, plain and simple. It is time to move beyond it.

We as a people must insist that our leaders remain mentally healthy at all times while performing their duties. Think about it: Would you want a surgeon operating on you who was stroke impaired or who had lost his capacity to reason logically? Of course not! So why should we allow our President to be immune from careful supervision of their mental and brain functions while working in the most delicate operating theatre of all -- the global body politik?

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Medical Tourism Lists Service From America

Medical Tourism Lists Service From America

MedRetreat provides Americans with free comprehensive programs to receive medical treatments abroad.

Chicago, Illinois (PRWEB) January 5, 2006

Medical Tourism is definitely a viable option to exorbitant healthcare costs in the U. S., especially for uninsured or underinsured consumers. Much of the attention of this new industry has been focused on the hospitals overseas. However, “before a medical tourist departs the U. S. to their chosen destination, there are a host of issues to consider,” states Patrick Marsek, Managing Director of MedRetreat, LLC, the first U. S. based Medical Tourism Service Agency.

CONSUMER BEWARE! Overseas surgeries should not be attempted alone, without the guidance of a non-biased agency that has performed an exceptional amount of due diligence about the process. All aspects of a successful medical tourism model must be known by anyone seeking this alternative.

MedRetreat has invested several hundred thousand dollars, and, two years of research developing a successful program to offer medical tourists a safe and pleasurable experience. After assisting over 200 clients, MedRetreat is launching a nationwide campaign to attract and service North American consumers interested in receiving their medical procedures overseas.

“To ensure the best interests of our clients are satisfied, we invest approximately 35-40 hours of time with them during the process” claims Marsek. “You are not alone in the process from the time you initially contact us, until you return home from your trip. And, the best part, our services are completely free to our members. We receive compensation from our overseas partners for our role in the process. We have negotiated a 20% discount from the hospitals due to high volume patient flow. We keep 15% and pass 5% along to our members. So, in essence, they will receive a better price than if they tried to do this alone. It’s a no-risk opportunity…and a win-win situation for all concerned.”

MedRetreat offers 183 procedures in cosmetic, dental and general medical surgeries to eleven destinations in seven countries around the world.

MedRetreat continues to be the leading medical tourism service agency in the U. S.

For more information about MedRetreat, please visit www. medretreat. com.

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