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Lakeview
Technology releases MIMIX® Replicate1™
4.02
Oakbrook
Terrace, IL - July 14, 2004 - Lakeview Technology (Lakeview),
worldwide leader in infrastructure software for the
information enterprise, today announced the release
of MIMIX® replicate1™
4.02. The recently rebranded MIMIX replicate1 (formerly
OmniReplicator™),
is a simplified, on-demand enterprise-wide data sharing
solution, which enables companies to share data between
different databases including Oracle®, Microsoft® SQL
Server®, IBM® DB2 UDB, IBM® DB2/MVS, IBM® DB2/400, Sybase®
and Informix®. Release 4.02 delivers enhancements including
improved performance for loading bulk data into databases,
support for Informix databases, more flexible options
for updating data movement models, improvements in MVS/DB2
data capture, as well as additional platform and database
support.
Companies around the world have trusted their information
to Lakeview Technology's software for over a decade.
Customers range from Fortune 100 to medium and small
businesses across all industries. Headquartered near
Chicago, Illinois, Lakeview serves customers from offices
in the U.S., Europe and Asia and through an extensive
partner network. For more information, please visit
http://www.lakeviewtech.com/pressroom/pr_2004_07_14.asp
or call 630-282-8100.
International
Association Of Emergency Managers Announces Release
Of Expert Disaster Preparedness Guide
Falls
Church, VA, July 13, 2004- IAEM is pleased to announce
the release of Talking About Disaster: Guide for
Standard Messages, a free-of-charge guide produced
by the top 20 disaster preparedness organizations in
the United States with a goal of providing current,
accurate information on various types of disasters to
the public. This version replaces the first edition
which was published in May, 1999.
The guide provides the latest, most up-to-date information
and messaging on disaster preparedness and safety in
the United States. It includes standardized safety messages
on 19 natural, technological, and human-induced hazards
as well as general disaster preparedness and safety
topics. Following each message are statistics and explanations
that reinforce the credibility of the message and also
addresses fiction and folklore.
Talking About Disaster: Guide for Standard Messages
is available from the web site of the National Disaster
Education Coalition. Visit http://www.disastereducation.org/guide.html
to review the Guide and to download it. As the Guide
is updated and enhanced, the latest version will always
be available on this web site. A Notification Form is
linked from the page where the revised Guide is posted
to allow you to opt-in to be notified when significant
changes or updates are made to the Guide.
New
Homeland Security Operations Center Serves As Primary
Hub For Information Sharing And Domestic Incident Management
Connects all 50 States and 38 Major Urban Areas through
the Homeland Security Information Network
Washington
D.C. - July 8, 2004 - Today, the Department of Homeland
Security stood up a new state-of-the-art Homeland Security
Operations Center (HSOC) to serve as the primary, national-level
nerve center for real-time threat monitoring, domestic
incident management, and vertical and horizontal information
sharing efforts. Operating 24 hours a day, seven days
a week, 365 days a year, the HSOC provides situational
awareness and monitoring of the homeland, coordinates
incidents and response activities, and issues advisories
and bulletins to homeland security partners as well
as specific protective and counter measure guidance.
Accommodating more than 35 agency representatives ranging
from law enforcement organizations to federal departments,
the HSOC serves as a clearinghouse for vital information
to determine possibilities of risk or terrorist nexus
and shares that information with appropriate officials
to strengthen and coordinate security operations where
necessary. The HSOC also utilizes mapping and graphical
aids to help translate information and determine if
additional protective measures are necessary.
For questions, contact Pat Moore, Chairperson of the
Education Task Force for NFPA's Disaster Management
Technical Committee: pmooretex@aol.com.
a Weekly Publication
of Disaster Resource GUIDE.
The weekly Continuity e-GUIDE will provide a
concise seven-day snapshot of the business continuity
and emergency management industry from around the world
right down to the local level.
Based on the philosophy of “working together”,
the e-GUIDE will integrate, consolidate, and communicate
resources from organizations that are leaders in business
continuity, risk management, crisis management, emergency
response, and disaster recovery.
Watch your Inbox each Wednesday for the latest edition
of the Continuity e-GUIDE. Do you have an interesting
story, case study or some breaking news? Contact the
Editor, Nathan Mallett at nathan.mallett@disaster-resource.com
Interested in sponsoring a weekly update or spotlighting
your product or service? Contact Tommy Rainey at tommyr@disaster-resource.com
The 2004/2005 DISASTER RESOURCE GUIDE (9th annual
Edition) has been published and is now available. Visit
the Online GUIDE to sign up for a free copy. You can
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