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1. Electromagnetic Interference Prediction of ±800 kV UHVDC Converter Station.

Author

Sun, Haifeng, Cui, Xiang, and Du, Linsen

Subjects
*ELECTROMAGNETIC interference, *HIGH-voltage direct current transmission, *CONVERTERS (Electronics), *COMPUTER equipment wholesalers, *ELECTRIC fields, *SIMULATION methods & models
Abstract

Electromagnetic interference (EMI) is mainly caused by the periodic valve switching in HVdc converter stations. This EMI can result in high-frequency conducted and radiative interference toward the adjacent communication, computer equipment, carrier system, and radio stations. Therefore, a wideband model of a converter system is necessary to predict the characteristics of the EMI source. Methods of modeling are proposed, and the equivalent circuits of the main equipment in ultra-HVdc (UHVDC), including valve section, converter transformer, smoothing reactor, filters, and so on, are developed in this paper. The whole wideband model is simulated by PSCAD/EMTDC. Based on this model, the characteristics of the conducted EMI under normal operation conditions are calculated. Ground-level electric field strength and magnetic field strength in and around a UHVDC converter station are calculated. For validity, a comparison between the simulated and the measured data is conducted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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2. The Role of Geographic Location in the Acquisition Strategies of High-Technology Firms: Evidence from Computer Networking Equipment Industry.

Author

Yurov, Kirill M., Greenstein, Shane M., Shanley, Mark T., and Potter, Richard E.

Subjects
MERGERS & acquisitions, STRATEGIC planning, HIGH technology industries, BUSINESS enterprises, COMPUTER equipment wholesalers, INDUSTRIAL clusters
Abstract

The present study focuses on the acquisition strategies of Cisco Systems, a comprehensible representative of high-technology firms. This investigation has depicted a dynamic picture of acquisition behavior when the geographic location of targets varies. Analysis has revealed that high-technology firms are more likely to acquire co-located start-ups. Our findings suggest that high-technology firms are more likely to acquire targets who have received an earlier equity investment and whose technologies have been standardized. We have also found partial evidence that supports the argument that high-technology firms pursue cluster-based acquisitions. Analysis suggests that access to patents does not matter for start-up companies located in industry clusters while their counterparts outside these clusters need patents to become acquisition targets. © 2013 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013
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3. FBS Sh.p.k.

Subjects
COMPUTER equipment wholesalers, HARD disks, MOTHERBOARDS
Abstract

A profile of FBS Sh.p.k, also known as FBS LLC, is presented. FBS, which is based in Tirana, Albania, is a distributor of computer components. Ferdinand Bregasi is FBS' chief executive officer (CEO). The products distributes by FBS include hard disks, memory cards, flash cards, motherboards, digital cameras, scanners, projects and computer software.

Published
2012

4. Best Business Bargains.

Author

Joyner, April, Lapowsky, Issie, and Silberman, Lindsay

Subjects
*BUSINESS enterprises, *COST control, *OFFICE equipment & supplies, *WEBSITES, *COMPUTER equipment wholesalers
Abstract

The article offers tips on how businesses can save on office necessities. It cites that web sites such as TechBargains and BradsDeals list coupon codes from manufacturers and retailers of computer equipment. It recommends Overstock.com for buying discounted desks, chairs and cubicles. It notes that to avoid high costs for company outings, employees can choose to volunteer together at a local charity.

Published
2011

5. MICHAEL S. DELL.

Author

Burrows, Peter

Subjects
CHIEF executive officers, COMPUTER equipment wholesalers, COMPUTER industry
Abstract

The article offers information on Michael Dell, the chief executive officer of Dell Computer Corp. It is reported that Dell is the founder of personal computers manufacturer that sells $30 million worth of computer equipment in a day. It is also reported that he has introduced new ways to improve customers' experience. It is viewed that his vision would be required for establishing electronic links with 30 suppliers.

Published
1999

6. Purchase Agents Man.

Subjects
ADVERTISING campaigns, COPYRIGHT of music, COMPUTER equipment wholesalers, BUSINESS planning
Abstract

The article features the inclusion of the theme song for the television program "Secret Agent Man" in the advertising campaign of Bell Micro in celebration for its 20th anniversary as distributor of computer components in the U.S. The advertisement features a character of the comic book "Purchase Agents Man." The company aim to portray that they want to provide more technical support to their customers so they struggle to buy the rights to use the song which is enough to represent their goals.

Published
2008

7. POWER AND COOLING SERVICES.

Subjects
*COOLING, *HEAT radiation & absorption, *FORCE & energy, *ENERGY conservation, *POWER resources, *ENERGY consumption, *ENERGY management, *COMPUTER equipment wholesalers
Abstract

The article offers information on the power and cooling services of Dell Computer Corporation. Among the services includes whiteboarding sessions that could help costumers comprehend the potential of an organization by whiteboarding current technology gaps, goals and requirements of a business. The Energy Smart Data Center Assessment (ESDCA) gives an analysis and thermal evaluation of the data center of a customer and can be utilized to identify problems with power and cooling equipment. The company could also provide a service that modifies the physical environment of the equipment.

Published
2008

8. Channel Beware: Top Five Ways to Spot Fakes.

Subjects
PRODUCT counterfeiting prevention, PIRACY prevention (Maritime), SOFTWARE piracy, COMPUTER equipment wholesalers
Abstract

The article offers tips on how to determine hardware and software counterfeits. Signs that IT products may be counterfeit include requirement of payment up front, when there is a deep discount on the price and spotty background of the companies where the products were sourced from. Buyers must certify the authenticity of the companies where the products were required and make sure by asking specific information about the products.

Published
2007

9. Price guide aids valuation.

Author

Templer, Jeremy

Subjects
PERIODICALS, COMPUTER equipment, COMPUTER equipment wholesalers
Abstract

Reports on the `Australian Computer Price Watch' periodical, a new pricing guide for computer equipment in Australia. Subscription rate; Contact information.

Published
1995

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