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National Association of Air Traffic Controllers, NAATS, Announces: Aviation Weather Avoidance; Pilots Need Weather Avoidance and Navigational Displays.

The Technology Exists Today! WHEATON, Md., Oct. 21 /PRNewswire/ -- NAATS is demonstrating W.A.N.D., Weather Avoidance and Navigational Displays, as a proof of concept, at the National Business Aircraft Association, NBAA, Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada. This Friday through Sunday, NAATS will take

Publication: PR Newswire

India army extends pilot project using handheld computers.

Dec. 23--NEW DELHI -- This home-grown technology could prove to be one of Indian army's best sathi ! Picture Indian army soldiers on the battlefront carrying indigenously developed handheld PCs called Sathi, constantly tracking each other's positions and even jointly planning moves on the front as

Publication: Economic Times (New Delhi, India)

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Think Prelude SystemsOur solution won't become a part of your problem. No matter how you slice it, buying distribution software that only contains a partial solution. to your automation requirements simply bites. Fortunately, Prelude Systems offers the full menu of features and functions any

Publication: Industrial Distribution

A Risky Operation Ahead For U.S. in the PhilippinesMEANWHILE

00-00-0000 ''This helicopter used to hunt the Viet Cong over 30 years ago the young Philippines Air Force pilot said after touching down at a palm- fringed army base on this island. ''Now we are using it to try to track down the Abu Sayyaf he added, referring to the Muslim separatist guerrillas

Publication: International Herald Tribune

IBM's Top Manager in Boca Raton, Fla., Retires after 36 Years with Company.

By Stephen Pounds, The Palm Beach Post, Fla. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Apr. 30--Ozzie Osborne, the top manager for IBM in Boca Raton, retires today after 36 years with Big Blue. Osborne's 27-year career at IBM in South Florida spanned its glory days when the first personal computers

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News