RESTON, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Zavda Technologies, an enterprise IT and cyber company owned by veterans with disabilities, and Applied Insight, a leader in cloud technology, today announced that the companies’ joint venture, Bravo Zulu Intelligence Solutions (BZis), won a very large, multi-year contract to provide advanced technology development to an Intelligence Community (IC) client. Under the agreement, the joint venture will provide next-generation data analytics and visualization; infrastructure development and modernization; and anomaly detection capabilities using technologies such as machine learning, Agile software development, and automated deployment of modern technology stacks.

“We have a long-standing commitment to this customer and the national security mission, and we are excited to have this opportunity to enhance their capabilities and deliver ever greater value,” said Dr. Stacy Trammell, CEO and Chairman of BZis and Zavda Technologies.

“It is a privilege to continue to serve this critical customer in such a vital effort,” added Larry Denton, vice president of business development at Applied Insight. “We look forward to providing the best innovative solutions that deliver maximum efficiency and unparalleled results.”

About Zavda Technologies

Zavda Technologies, founded in 2006, is a small, woman-owned, SDB-certified, economically disadvantaged company. Zavda’s team of professionals provides high-caliber hardware, software, and telecommunications solutions to resolve technology-related issues before they arise. Zavda’s mission is to provide the best services and solutions to our customer base while continuously performing research and development to stay ahead of the technology curve.

About Applied Insight

Applied Insight works closely with agencies and industry to overcome technical and cultural barriers to innovation, equipping them with the latest end-to-end cloud infrastructure, big data and cyber capabilities. Our expertise in cross-domain and border solutions, network analytics, DevOps, and bottom-up development is unique in our industry. We develop and deliver innovative products and applications that are deployed in highly sensitive customer environments and have broad applications for Federal missions.

Murata Manufacturing Co.,Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as “Murata Manufacturing”) was awarded the 2022 Commendation for Science and Technology (Development Category) by the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology for Development of surface acoustic wave components and an accompanying manufacturing method.

This award recognizes groundbreaking inventions or research and development that have been effectively put into practice and contribute to the development and improvement of people’s daily lives and Japan’s social economy.

Murata Manufacturing received this award for the development that led to the world’s first successful mass production method of a W-CDMA^*1 SEEN^*2 duplexer^*3in turn contributing to the miniaturization and increased functionality of smartphones.

^{*1 Wideband Code Division Multiple Access: A wireless access method for 3G phones.
*2 Surface Acoustic Waves: Waves that propagate along the surface of an object.
*3 Duplexer: A device that electrically isolates a transmitter and a receiver, allowing two-way communication over a single antenna.}

Murata Manufacturing will continue to expand its line of innovative, industry-leading products and technologies to meet market needs and contribute to the miniaturization and increased functionality of electronic devices.

Winners

Kazuhiro Inoue, Next Generation Membrane Technology Development Department, Device Center, Enterprise Technology and Business Development Unit
Masanobu Watanabe, Advanced Device Technology Development Department, New Technology Center, Enterprise Technology and Business Development Unit
Osamu Nakagawara, Advanced Technology Research and Development Department, New Technology Center, Enterprise Technology and Business Development Unit
Masahiko Saeki, SAW Technology Development Department, High Frequency Device Division

Murata in a nutshell

Brian Roe, director of the industrial research and material transfer team in UCLA’s technology development group, died on March 23. He was 41 years old.

A member of the band since 2008, Roe has dedicated himself to his work as an industry contracts manager and in 2012 he was promoted to director. In this role, Roe oversaw the operations of Industry Sponsored Research and Materials Transfer, a team of 12 people. He helped navigate the potential risks and complex transactions that come with industry partnerships that support UCLA’s research ecosystem.

Some of Roe’s major accomplishments include leading collaborations between Apple and the UCLA Great Depression Challenge and UCLA and Amazon Science Center for Humanity and Artificial Intelligence.

“Brian will be greatly missed by his peers and teachers,” said Amir Naiberg, Associate Vice Chancellor, CEO and Chairman of UCLA’s Technology Development Group. “Over the past few years, his leadership has brought significant achievements and new heights to UCLA’s collaborative work with industry. He will be missed, but the results of his work will be with us for many years. »

Roe was a sports enthusiast who played football in high school and was a triathlete. He earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from UC San Diego and his law degree from Loyola Law School.

He is survived by his mother, Irini Pappas, his stepfather James Pappas and his younger brother, Nick Pappas.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in his name at Los Angeles-based AIDS Healthcare Foundation.

LINCOLNTON, North Carolina, August 30, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Following the filing of three additional technology patents, Annihilare today announced its partnership with William States Lee College from the Senior Design Program in Engineering Engineering to the University of North Carolina at Charlotte to support a student project working on specialized electronic equipment to improve Annihilare’s on-site generation systems. CEO of Annihilare, Marty paris explains “we are delighted to work with the students of the Lee College engineering to UNC Charlotte on the development of a process chemistry measurement system as part of their two-semester synthesis course. Annihilare is also excited to continue building world-class hypochlorous generators, while adding to our intellectual property portfolio.

UNCC will launch the project this fall semester with students working directly with engineers from Annihilare. “Our students gain hands-on experience solving real-world problems leading to usable innovation. We are excited to work with Annihilare and improve their unique technology,” said Jim hartman – Director, Industrial Solutions Laboratory. Students work with industry partners throughout the fall and will showcase their project results and compete for prizes at the Spring Expo in early 2022.

TO Annihilate, we are launching a new generation of clean products. We promote healthy environments for all with our cutting edge technology and EPA registered and Green Seal® certified cleaners and disinfectants. We offer a comprehensive approach to fighting germs while improving indoor air quality. In these tough times, being able to clean and sanitize safely and often has never been more important. Visit https://www.annihilare.com to learn more about this unique approach to sustainable infection prevention.

The Lee College of Engineering Industrial Solutions Laboratory provides cost-effective solutions to industry partners through state-of-the-art facilities, technical expertise, educational projects for senior and graduate students, R&D and faculty consultation. Senior Engineering Design Projects are now accepted for the Spring 2022 semester. Learn more at https://isl.charlotte.edu/

Media contact:
Bill Bath – Annihilare – 855.545.5677
Jim hartman – ISL @ UNCC – 704-614 -9766

SOURCE Annihilare

In what he called “accelerating” the transformation of its full-service record-keeping business, T. Rowe Price announced plans to transfer responsibility for the development of its retirement technology and operations from base at FIS National Information Services.

In a May 18 press release, T. Rowe Price said he was expanding his 30-year relationship with FIS, leveraging FIS’s scale and extensive experience in retirement technology and operations while focusing on its own strengths in investment management and customer service to “grow its defined contribution business in a scalable and efficient manner.”

Since T. Rowe Price is already using FIS’s record keeping platform, there will be no conversions or transitions for clients, according to the companies. That said, the change will mean that some 800 T. Rowe employees (around 10% of the company’s workforce) will be offered the same roles within FIS as they are today, effective August 1, 2021, same price T. Rowe. offices in Owings Mills, MD and Colorado Springs, CO where they currently work.

Going forward, T. Rowe said this move would allow him to focus on his core strengths as an archivist and continue to be responsible for strong investment management, high quality customer service and personalized experiences for participants. Plan sponsors will continue to be served by their same customer service teams and T. Rowe will retain responsibility for all record keeping services.

FIS serves some of the largest registrars in the industry and provides the technology platform for 50 million participants and over $ 3 trillion in assets.

Ultimately, said T. Rowe Price, this change will allow the firm to accelerate the pace of improvements it offers clients, including modernization of record keeping; additional retirement income experiences; new capabilities for financial well-being and digital payment; and the incorporation of the latest technologies in artificial intelligence, automation and robotics.

The move echoes last summer’s announcement that Vanguard was moving some 1,300 employees who currently support the administration, operations and technology functions of the company’s comprehensive record keeping customers to Infosys. Likewise, these workers were offered comparable positions at Infosys near the Vanguard offices in Malvern, PA; Charlotte, North Carolina; and Scottsdale, AZ. Infosys serves half of the 20 largest retirement services companies in the United States, according to the company.