Jio Business empowers MSMBs with fibre connectivity, digital solutions ANI | Updated: Mar 09, 2021 17:53 IST
Significantly, the initiative comes at one-tenth of existing prices in the market in collaboration with channel partners for easy-to-use solutions.
Currently, in the absence of an integrated digital services offering and the knowhow to adopt advanced enterprise offerings, they are unable to leverage the power of digital technologies to run their businesses efficiently. Now, Jio Business will bridge this gap by providing integrated enterprise-grade voice and data services, digital solutions and devices to small businesses. These easy-to-use solutions will help them run their business efficiently and compete with larger enterprises.
Micro Focus: Jury Delivers Verdict In Favour Of Wapp In Patent Litigation Case
LONDON (dpa-AFX) - Micro Focus International plc (MCFUF.PK, MCRO.L) issued an update regarding its patent litigation with Wapp Tech Limited Partnership and Wapp Tech Corp. In 2018, Wapp brought a claim against Micro Focus in the Eastern District of Texas, accusing the company of infringing claims of three patents. On 5 March 2021, the jury has delivered a verdict in favour of the claimant and awarded damages totalling $172.5 million.
The Group noted that the matter is awaiting the judge to hand down his judgement. Micro Focus intends to appeal any judgement resulting from the verdict.
According to the company, the headset is built with the modern-day desk worker in mind, engineered for collaboration, concentration and comfortable productivity all day.
Micro-Doppler radars could soon be used to predict injury risk and track recovery
Micro-Doppler radars could soon be used in clinical settings to predict injury risk and track recovery progress, according to Penn State researchers.
Being able to view subtle differences in human movement would allow health care workers to more accurately identify individuals who may be at risk for injury and to track progress precisely while individuals are recovering from an injury. In an effort to find an accurate, reliable and cost-effective way to measure these subtleties in human movement, College of Engineering and College of Medicine researchers teamed up to develop a radar in front of which athlete study-subjects could jump.