Alternations
More Results:
World IT News
- Rival Technologies Inc.: Pilot Plant UpdateLAS VEGAS, NEVADA--(Marketwire - Aug. 14, 2008) - Rival Technologies Inc. (OTCBB:RVTI) is pleased to provide shareholders with an update of recent activities as we move to the second phase of our four phase business development plan, building a pilot plant. Preliminary cost estimates for engineering and construction of the TRU(TM) Process, one barrel per day, continuous feed pilot plant have been completed. The total expected cost has been set at $USD 6.0 million. Rival has commenced engineering and design for the pilot plant. Construction is expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2008 and be completed in mid 2009. Updates will be released as they occur.
- Cogan Wire and Metal Plans for Data Protection, Disaster Recovery With AcronisEliminates Time-Consuming Manual Work and Downtime for System Restore
- Mediatechnics Subsidiary Innotech Signs Sales Agreement With Epson; Revenues Expected to RiseLAKEWOOD, NJ--(Marketwire - August 14, 2008) - Mediatechnics Corporation ( PINKSHEETS : MEDT )is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, Innotech, Inc. hassigned an agreement with Epson to sell and support their new PP-100 CD &DVD Duplicator/Printer line.
"We're very pleased to make the Epson PP-100 available to our customers,"says Dave Bernhardsen, President of Innotech. He continued, "Our missionis to provide our customers with the best products available in the CD andDVD industry and the new PP-100 from Epson will help us achieve thismission."
- SAP Expands Scope of Annual SAP(R) TechEd Events to Address Unprecedented Ecosystem GrowthHands-On Events Such as Demo Jam, Hacker Night and Community Clubhouse Fuel Agenda With Opportunities to Share Ideas, Co-Develop and Tap Innovative Technologies to Address Real-World IT Challenges
- Majority of Internet Users Can Benefit From VeriSign EV SSL Protection as World Wide Market Share of EV SSL-Enabled Browsers Surpasses 50 PercentWith More Than Half of All Browsers Now Supporting Extended Validation SSL, Most Internet Users Can Now 'See Green'