excite for web servers found documents about: (Query-By-Example) - higher confidence, - lower confidence; click icons to find similar documents 99% Why attend SIGCAT Summary: CD technology has come to the rescue through innovative companies that have created "connected" CD products in conjunction with the growth of the Web. An even newer development is emerging in which the connected CD is taken one step further and becomes a Web site on a disc. Document management systems based on CD-R technology are extremely scalable. All we need are the discs. That's where CD-R... 95% A look ahead Impact of CD-R CDs become a dom... Summary: CDs become a dominate force. An even newer development is emerging in which the connected CD becomes a Web site on a disc. Companies such as Folio and Marketscape are providing the tools and services for this very exciting "marriage" of the Web and CD technology.g. COLD), but the traditional storage media of 9-track tape and magnetic DASDs still dominate. Another development is the explosion of... 93% CD's promise for document management SIGCAT se... Summary: CD's promise for document management. The convergence of document management software with CD technology will be the emphasis of this year's Special Interest Group for CD Technology and Applications (SIGCAT) document management track. Session dates, times and descriptions follow: MONDAY, MAY 19, 1 P.M.--. Major document storage and retrieval system case history. The major components of a... 92% CD-ROM and 'nets converging Summary: CD-ROM and 'nets converging. Recent examples of convergence are hybrid CD-ROM/Internet products and the integration of CD technology with document management and publishing. "With IW we can really get the message out that CD technology and systems are the synergistic partners with inter- and intranet document-centric information management." CD technology is at the heart of many converging and... 92% SIGCAT a review and a preview The upcoming SI... Summary: Imaging World, May 5th, 1997 SIGCAT: a review and a preview. THE UPCOMING SIGCAT CONFERENCE PROMISES TO CLARIFY VARIOUS. CD TECHNOLOGIES THAT CONTINUE TO CHANGE AT A DIZZYING PACE. The conference will try to make sense of the dizzying recent growth in CD technology. SIGCAT's history. 92% Where we answer all your CD-R questions Summary: What is CD-Recordable? Part II refers to CD-Recordable. For a CD-ROM player or CD recorder, a 1X speed translates to 153,600 bytes per second. Therefore, a "1X" recorder writes 150 KB per second to the CD-R media. Likewise, a "2X" recorder records at 300 KB per second, a "4X" records at 600 KB per second and a "6X" records at 900 KB per second. 91% DVD arrives The advent of DVD-Video signals th... Summary: The advent of DVD-Video signals that DVD-ROM discs are just around the corner. DVD-Video drives are out, and DVD-ROM drives appear to be close to release. Encyclopedia Electronica will be bundled with DVD-ROM drives when the drives begin shipping. A number of CD-ROM replicators have established DVD production lines (See box "DVD Replicators." * DVD-R will have a smaller capacity than DVD-ROM. 91% CD-R's bright future Summary: Very soon ISO will release ISO 13346, the standard for incremental writing ("packet writing") of CD-R discs. The OSTA standard.osta. New products, possibilities. When fully implemented, imaging, COLD and new CD-R technologies could revolutionize this process. 91% CD-ROM Storage What next By Judith Lamont... Summary: CD-ROM meets the Web. Securing Web-based data. Taking a lead role in exploring how CD-ROM servers can provide secure Web sites for the federal government is SMS Data Products (McLean, VA). Some agencies will be selected for a study and will become test sites for CD-ROM Web server technology. Also, CD-ROMs of the Web site can be used as another distribution channel for the site information. 91% SIGCAT gets CD gift from NSM, Smart Storage NS... Summary: SIGCAT gets CD gift from NSM, Smart Storage. NSM Jukebox (Bensenville, IL), and Smart Storage (Andover, MA) have presented a networked read/write CD solution to the SIGCAT Foundation (Special Interest Group on CD Applications & Technology, Chantilly, VA). "We're pleased to have these leading technologies from both NSM and Smart Storage on display at CIRC," said Jerry McFaul, president and... 91% Electronic delivery trend Hybrid, connected Summary: In its simplest form, the strategy might just mean exporting information developed in a CD-ROM into the hypertext markup language (HTML) code read by Web browsers. The only viewer that is needed for the CD-ROM is a standard Web browser. Opportunities for hybrid CDs. Textbooks may include a CD-ROM that allows Web access. If the information that was put on the CD-ROM portion of the CD/Web duo needs... 91% Ricoh shows CD-RW hardware Summary: Ricoh shows CD-RW hardware. Quickly adopting the new CD-Rewritable (CD-RW) media that can be re-recorded thousands of times, Ricoh (San Jose) has introduced the first CD-RW-capable CD-Recordable (CD-R) drive. Using both standard CD-R and the new CD-RW media, the MP6200S ($599) drive is the first on the market to have the rewritable capability and a SCSI-2 interface. Used as a CD-R drive, the... 90% Smart Storage Summary: Smart Storage Inc. develops and markets innovative CD storage software for cost-effective network storage applications in Windows NT, Netware, and UNIX environments. Smart Storage's SmartCD software has three functions including enterprise-wide network access to CDs, CD recording for high- or low-volume production, and seamless, integrated recording and access capabilities for CD-R jukeboxes. 90% CD-R study disproves negative market perceptio Summary: CD-R study disproves. By Judith Lamont and Dhaval Joshi A new study provides encouraging results regarding CD-R media compatibility. The purpose of the test by Doculabs (Chicago) and the Special Interest Group on CD Applications and Technology Foundation (SIGCAT, Reston, VA) was to prove or disprove a market perception of incompatibility among CD readers, writers and media. Early users of CD-R... 90% CD jukeboxes A popular storage strategy Summary: A key architectural difference is the type of database the product uses to track the physical location of data. iXOS, Ornetix and Smart Storage use a flat-file database, which provides good performance in both searching and building the index. After that, the administrator can build the database. iXOS loads discs into the drives and reads the directory and file structure on each disc to build the... 90% Hot Products 3-3-97 Summary: Workview new to Navigator. Starting at $22,995 (for a single drive), the CD-R 5000 comes with NT-based duplication software. Web-based document distribution. Built-in security provided by Optika's WebBooks allows access only to valid users. The Web client specifies the application and folder from which documents will be retrieved. 89% Multimedia meets the office Summary: and 17-in. So what's the hold-up? But it's more the deployment of it that's the hold-up as opposed to the technology." or 17-in. The 17-in. 89% Air Force hopes to grow document management ten Summary: Paper documents were then routed to the service's administrative office that distributed them. How SCATS works. Discs from the federal government are more numerous and more sophisticated than ever before and a good bargain as well.sigcat.org General Services Administration, copies of the GSA study are available from SIGCAT. 89% Plextor Summary: Plextor is a leading developer and manufacturer of high-performance CD related equipment for professional use in business and networked environments. Since 1990, Plextor has introduced ten generations of CD-ROM drives, a CD-R drive and a complete line of CD-ROM networking products. 89% CDR Software & Hardware Shopping Guide Summary: duplication time. The Trans/Corder was developed because of operator dissatisfaction with the time-consuming process of duplicating CD-ROM discs. CD-R duplication. and NT support. New CD-R writer software.
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