SMEmail is a cryptographic protocol for securing e-mail in mobile environments. It is a secure application layer protocol that provides several security attributes such as confidentiality, integrity, authentication, non-repudiation, and forward secrecy of message confidentiality for the electronic mails. SMEmail provides an elliptic curve-based public key solution that uses public keys for the secure key establishment of a symmetric encryption. It combines encryption and digital signature, and uses public keys for a secure key establishment where the established session key is used for enciphering contents via a symmetric encryption. It also deploys elliptic curves and the concept of signcryption while it encrypts data using a symmetric enciphering algorithm.
Bold for Delphi is a framework written in Delphi. The framework was founded and developed by Boldsoft in Stockholm. Later, the company was bought by Borland 2002. Bold for Delphi is not officially supported anymore and it cannot be bought.
Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) was designed as a successor to Bold, by the same people who designed Bold.
Features
Objectspace. Bold set up an objectspace in RAM for quick access to common objects. When an object is accessed and it is not in objectspace it is loaded automatically in it.
True modeldriven. Change the UML-model with classes, attributes, links and methods. A SQL-script is then generated that is run against the database to keep it in sync with the model. Instead using OCL for queries against the objectspace to get attributes and object for the database is much easier. It is also possible to query database directly from OCL to prevent loading a lot of objects. This way of not using SQL make the application cleaner and decrease chanse of bugs.
Derived attributes. A class can have derived attributes that is composed of other attributes (derived or persisted) in own class or other classes via links. The first read of the attribute trigger the calculation and fetch values from the database. But after that the calced value is cached in objectspace RAM and no SQL is executed. In case some persisted attributes is changed that build the final derived attribute it is noticed about that and recalc the attribute. The calculation for an derived attribute is expressed as Delphi code or as OCL in the model.
Enterprise Core Objects (ECO) was designed as a successor to Bold, by the same people who designed Bold.
Features
Objectspace. Bold set up an objectspace in RAM for quick access to common objects. When an object is accessed and it is not in objectspace it is loaded automatically in it.
True modeldriven. Change the UML-model with classes, attributes, links and methods. A SQL-script is then generated that is run against the database to keep it in sync with the model. Instead using OCL for queries against the objectspace to get attributes and object for the database is much easier. It is also possible to query database directly from OCL to prevent loading a lot of objects. This way of not using SQL make the application cleaner and decrease chanse of bugs.
Derived attributes. A class can have derived attributes that is composed of other attributes (derived or persisted) in own class or other classes via links. The first read of the attribute trigger the calculation and fetch values from the database. But after that the calced value is cached in objectspace RAM and no SQL is executed. In case some persisted attributes is changed that build the final derived attribute it is noticed about that and recalc the attribute. The calculation for an derived attribute is expressed as Delphi code or as OCL in the model.
Bravo Location Rentals Inc is an event service and equipment rental company located in the Montreal area with coverage all over the Province of Quebec and Eastern Ontario. It specializes in high end special event rental, cooking equipment for professionals and also offers general party rental services.
History
In 1985 Pyramide rent-All Center in Chateauguay built another building to house the party rental division, though it was still attached to the existing building Andrew Paquette ran it in parallel of his DJ business. Paquette got an early start with rentals when he started a small audio/visual rental company called Action Audio while attending university. He sold that prior to making a commitment to the family business and remembers that time period as being one of the busiest of his life. Paquette ran Pyramide’s growing party rental division until he decided to branch off as a stand-alone operation.
Known in 1995 under the name of Lou-Tec en fête, a branch of the Lou-Tec Tool rentals chain. Andrew Paquette moved the company to Dollard-des-Ormeaux, a suburb west of Montreal, to take advantage of a larger market, believing his existing customers would follow him, but “It didn’t work out that way. We had to re-build our clientele,” he says. Known as Bravo Location Rentals Inc since 1999 Bravo Rentals has grown to include 30 (50 in high season) employees operating out of a 25,000 square foot location with another 8,000 square feet of storage space off premises. In addition to the basic of party rental items, it also specializes in other areas with distinct services entailing in tents, cooking equipment and a linen division.
Award and Recognitions
In 2003 bravoparty.com, the official website of the company wins the American Rental Association Silver Award for website design.
In his April 2008 issue, The Canadian Event Perspective Magazine nominates Bravo Location Rentals Inc in Canada's Top 10 Party Rental Firms.
Affiliations and Organizations
Bravo Location Rentals Inc. is a member of these associations.
American Rental Association
Canadian Rental Association
International Special Event Society
National Association of Catering Executives
History
In 1985 Pyramide rent-All Center in Chateauguay built another building to house the party rental division, though it was still attached to the existing building Andrew Paquette ran it in parallel of his DJ business. Paquette got an early start with rentals when he started a small audio/visual rental company called Action Audio while attending university. He sold that prior to making a commitment to the family business and remembers that time period as being one of the busiest of his life. Paquette ran Pyramide’s growing party rental division until he decided to branch off as a stand-alone operation.
Known in 1995 under the name of Lou-Tec en fête, a branch of the Lou-Tec Tool rentals chain. Andrew Paquette moved the company to Dollard-des-Ormeaux, a suburb west of Montreal, to take advantage of a larger market, believing his existing customers would follow him, but “It didn’t work out that way. We had to re-build our clientele,” he says. Known as Bravo Location Rentals Inc since 1999 Bravo Rentals has grown to include 30 (50 in high season) employees operating out of a 25,000 square foot location with another 8,000 square feet of storage space off premises. In addition to the basic of party rental items, it also specializes in other areas with distinct services entailing in tents, cooking equipment and a linen division.
Award and Recognitions
In 2003 bravoparty.com, the official website of the company wins the American Rental Association Silver Award for website design.
In his April 2008 issue, The Canadian Event Perspective Magazine nominates Bravo Location Rentals Inc in Canada's Top 10 Party Rental Firms.
Affiliations and Organizations
Bravo Location Rentals Inc. is a member of these associations.
American Rental Association
Canadian Rental Association
International Special Event Society
National Association of Catering Executives
Commonware is a set of web based project management and designed to help organizations to collaborate and achieve business process interoperability (BPI) goals. A commercial product developed by its namesake in Sweden, Commonware is distinguished for being the first application designed specifically for BPI. By enabling joint efforts between business users and technology professionals, the Commonware platform helps enterprises build solutions that integrate disparate database applications and manual procedures into seamless end-to-end business processes, within an enterprise and externally with customers, vendors and business partners, both current and potential.
Using Commonware tools, organizations build BPI solutions on an open, web-based platform. To reach for global interoperability, the software helps project leaders collaborate internally and externally with project leaders of business partners industry-wide, so that applications can be built that interoperate across all enterprises involved. This collaborative functionality eliminates the use of duplicate procedures and redundant data-gathering, streamlines day-to-day functions and introduces standards into mainstream business processes so that they start and finish without the use of non-essential human labor.
Uses
Collaboration is the hallmark of BPI, and Commonware is the first software platform designed specifically for joint efforts between business users and technology professionals. Using an open Web-based platform it lets business partners build BPI solutions simultaneously within and across enterprises. This approach reduces process duplication and data reentry costs, minimizes handoffs and mitigates risk through tighter universal standards-based solutions.
For an expanded list of potential uses, please see "Objectives of BPI" in the article on BPI.
Using Commonware tools, organizations build BPI solutions on an open, web-based platform. To reach for global interoperability, the software helps project leaders collaborate internally and externally with project leaders of business partners industry-wide, so that applications can be built that interoperate across all enterprises involved. This collaborative functionality eliminates the use of duplicate procedures and redundant data-gathering, streamlines day-to-day functions and introduces standards into mainstream business processes so that they start and finish without the use of non-essential human labor.
Uses
Collaboration is the hallmark of BPI, and Commonware is the first software platform designed specifically for joint efforts between business users and technology professionals. Using an open Web-based platform it lets business partners build BPI solutions simultaneously within and across enterprises. This approach reduces process duplication and data reentry costs, minimizes handoffs and mitigates risk through tighter universal standards-based solutions.
For an expanded list of potential uses, please see "Objectives of BPI" in the article on BPI.