CATC
Computer Access Technology Corporation (CATC) (NASDAQ: CATZ) is
a global communication protocols expert company, providing test and measurement
solutions for Computer I/O, Storage and Networking protocols, enhancing
productivity and time to market. CATC develops, manufactures and markets
advanced protocol analysis expert systems for established and emerging digital
communications standards including Bluetooth,
Fibre Channel,
IEEE 1394,
InfiniBand, PCI
Express, SCSI,
Serial ATA,
Serial Attached SCSI
(SAS) and USB.
Semiconductor, device, system and software companies use CATC's products during
each phase of their products' lifecycles from development through production and
market deployment. CATC's expert protocol analysis systems allow customers to
monitor communications traffic, diagnose design and operational problems and
confirm interoperability and standards compliance. Technicians also use CATC's
test and analysis products on production lines and for maintenance of deployed
systems and networks. CATC was founded in 1992 and is headquartered in Santa
Clara, California. For more information regarding CATC and its products, please
visit http://www.catc.com/.
- editor's note:- In the Fall of 2004, LeCroy Corporation
completed its acquisition
of CATC.
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Squeak! -
Animal Brands and Metaphors in the Storage Market
 Animal
marketing metaphors are popular in service industries, but you'd be surprised
how many companies have used animals in their marketing of data storage
products and services.
The storage market was worth over $150 billion
in 2005, and as it gets bigger - more companies will turn to animal brands to
help differentiate their otherwise bland products and lend them artificial
(or deserving) characters and virtues.
The idea behind this type of
marketing is to suggest positive connotations so it's unlikely that anyone will
choose to associate their products with gremlins. But you may be surprised by
the population of the storage ark.
This reference articles lists all
known companies who have furry marketing brands, and also includes some which
are slimy, scaly and scary too. ...read the article,
Mice in storage |
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