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					  <title>New Webinars from MontaVista</title>
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						 <title>Recorded Webinar - Multi-core Simplified, The MontaVista Approach to Multi-core SoC Resource Allocation and Control</title>
						 <link>http://mvista.com/download/fetchdoc.php?docid=529</link>
						 <description><![CDATA[MontaVista - Jul 25, 2011<br />MontaVista provides a Linux-based programming environment that can scale from high-performance bare metal dedicated spaces, to an RTOS-like multi-threaded run-time, up to a fully virtualized Linux SMP process model. Application developers can now deploy a single operating system, Linux, across all of the cores on a multi-core processor and avoid the complexity of multiple run-times (e.g., Linux, an RTOS and a hypervisor).<br/><br/>This webinar describes the approach to deliver a highly configurable, scalable, and virtualized Linux environment that includes a very low overhead run-time capability that can match bare-machine and/or RTOS performance and lower your overall development cost.]]></description>
             <pubDate>Jul 25, 2011</pubDate>
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						 <title>Recorded Webinar - 40/100G Apps: Achieving Top Speed</title>
						 <link>http://mvista.com/download/fetchdoc.php?docid=525</link>
						 <description><![CDATA[MontaVista - Jun 16, 2011<br />The AdvancedTCA Virtual Summit features technical sessions exploring design in LTE infrastructure, 40/100G networks, defense applications, and deep packet inspection, and a special panel led by PICMG.s Joe Pavlat celebrating the 10 year milestone and looking forward at what's next for the technology.]]></description>
             <pubDate>Jun 16, 2011</pubDate>
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						 <title>Recorded Webinar - Keys to a Successful Services Engagement</title>
						 <link>http://mvista.com/download/fetchdoc.php?docid=523</link>
						 <description><![CDATA[MontaVista - Jun 01, 2011<br />A recent VDC study showed an over 80% increase in the number of projects that will be moving from a previous operating system environment to a group or open source operating system environment. Coupled with this shift in the baseline software are new disruptive technologies like multicore processors and new I/O capabilities that may leave core competency gaps in your development. You may be investigation services options to add experience or additional engineering for your project. But blindly throwing money at a services company can be a recipe for disaster. Proper planning, identification of goals and expertise needs are a key to a successful professional services engagement.<br><br>Join MontaVista software as they share their insights on what makes a successful services engagement, key challenges and pitfalls of moving to an open source software baseline, and MontaVista areas of services expertise.]]></description>
             <pubDate>Jun 01, 2011</pubDate>
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						 <title>Recorded Webinar - Beyond Virtualization: The MontaVista Approach to Multi-core SoC Resource Allocation and Control</title>
						 <link>http://mvista.com/download/fetchdoc.php?docid=522</link>
						 <description><![CDATA[MontaVista - May 16, 2011<br />MontaVista provides a Linux-based programming environment that can scale from high-performance bare metal dedicated spaces, to an RTOS-like multi-threaded run-time, up to a fully virtualized Linux SMP process model. Application developers can now deploy a single operating system, Linux, across all of the cores on a multi-core processor and avoid the complexity of multiple run-times (e.g., Linux, an RTOS and a hypervisor).<br><br>This webinar describes the approach to deliver a highly configurable, scalable, and virtualized Linux environment that includes a very low overhead run-time capability that can match bare-machine and/or RTOS performance and lower your overall development cost.]]></description>
             <pubDate>May 16, 2011</pubDate>
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						 <title>Recorded Webinar - Tips and Techniques for Improving Embedded Linux Boot Times</title>
						 <link>http://mvista.com/download/fetchdoc.php?docid=502</link>
						 <description><![CDATA[MontaVista - Oct 08, 2010<br />The requirement for instant on capability or 'fast boot' in embedded Linux has become a necessity. From cellphones to mobile internet devices (MIDs) to automobiles, devices are smarter and more connected today than ever before. As a result, customers' expectations for instant data and multimedia access has increased, delays are unacceptable. With the majority of new device designs using Linux, it is essential to optimize the boot time to meet users expectations. This webinar contains a lot of tips and techniques to help you optimize your Linux boot time.]]></description>
             <pubDate>Oct 08, 2010</pubDate>
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						 <title>Recorded Webinar - Migrating Legacy Applications to MontaVista Linux with Mapusoft OS Changer</title>
						 <link>http://mvista.com/download/request_single.php?d=498</link>
						 <description><![CDATA[MontaVista - Aug 27, 2010<br />Like many others, you've made the decision to base your new designs on Linux, moving away from proprietary RTOS solutions. As you make the move to Linux however, questions arise.<br/><br/><ul style="list-style-type:disc; margin-left:25px;"><li>What do you do with all your legacy code?</li><li>Do you try to re-write all of your legacy applications</li><li>Do you start from scratch and simply abandon years of work?</li></ul><br/>Let us show you how to make the move to MontaVista Linux while leveraging your existing years of investment! In this short webinar, learn best practices in making the migration, and see a demonstration of how to migrate your existing code using tools from Mapusoft and MontaVista.]]></description>
             <pubDate>Aug 27, 2010</pubDate>
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						 <title>Recorded Webinar - Building Next Generation Digital Media Devices</title>
						 <link>http://mvista.com/download/fetchdoc.php?docid=496</link>
						 <description><![CDATA[MontaVista - Aug 11, 2010<br />Digital media is everywhere. It's in our homes, our cars, even in our pockets. As this explosion continues, the demand for new and innovative Digital Media products increases. How do you quickly deliver new products to market to meet this demand without sacrificing quality or reliability? MontaVista's solutions for Digital Media can help you shorten the time required to develop a new product. Our Linux optimized Digital Media framework provides the software components and tools you need to quickly integrate the different components required in a new device design.]]></description>
             <pubDate>Aug 11, 2010</pubDate>
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						 <title>Recorded Webinar - Android Commercialization - Making Android Ready for Your Device</title>
						 <link>http://mvista.com/download/fetchdoc.php?docid=491</link>
						 <description><![CDATA[MontaVista - May 27, 2010<br />Android offers a great starting point for both Platform and Application developers. More and more devices, not just mobile phones, are turning to Android as their preferred software platform. But out of the box, Android is not ready for commercial quality product deployments. Why not? Join us for this recorded event and we'll explore what Android Commercialization means and what it entails.]]></description>
             <pubDate>May 27, 2010</pubDate>
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						 <title>Recorded Webinar - Migrating Existing Applications to Multi-Core Environments: Using the Right Tools and the Right Approach </title>
						 <link>http://mvista.com/download/fetchdoc.php?docid=483</link>
						 <description><![CDATA[MontaVista - Mar 09, 2010<br />Multi-core processors are quickly taking hold in the market. New device designs are started every day with the intention of leveraging the power multi-core processors deliver. But what about your existing applications that must run on these new devices. ]]></description>
             <pubDate>Mar 09, 2010</pubDate>
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						 <title>Recorded Webinar - Adapting to the Changing Communications Infrastructure with Linux and Open Source</title>
						 <link>http://mvista.com/download/fetchdoc.php?docid=470</link>
						 <description><![CDATA[MontaVista - Nov 12, 2009<br /> In recent years Network Equipment Providers (NEPs) and Telecom companies have taken a new approach in how they develop their applications. Today, these companies turn to Linux and open source software as their development platform of choice. Why?]]></description>
             <pubDate>Nov 12, 2009</pubDate>
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