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Some of Dunelm's Clients
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The set of clients are:
- Becta
- Canon Research (Europe)
- Celoxica Ltd
- Digital 20/20
- Digital South Yorkshire
- IMS Global Learning Consortium
- Sheffield City Council
- University of Surrey
Becta
Becta used to lead the UK national drive to inspire and lead the effective and innovative use of technology throughout learning. Becta's ambition is to create a more exciting, rewarding and successful experience for learners of all ages and abilities enabling them to achieve their potential. Becta was closed down by the UK Government in 2011.
The projects undertaken for Becta are:
Canon Research (Europe)
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Celoxica Ltd.
Celoxica creates technology at the center of advanced digital product design, from imaging, consumer electronics and high performance computing (HPC), to automotive, bioinformatics, communications, defense & aerospace, industrial and security. Celoxica’s suite of Electronic System Level (ESL) design solutions cover C-based design and behavioral synthesis tools, FPGA boards and programmable SoC development hardware, libraries of IP and system level APIs for co-design modeling, verification and platform abstraction.
The projects undertaken for Celoxica are:
Defence Research Agency (DRA): Admiralty Research Establishment (ARE)
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Defence Research Agency (DRA): Surface Weapons (DGSW)
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Defence Research Agency (DRA): Royal Armaments Research Defence Establishment (RARDE)
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The projects undertaken for RARDE are:
Digital 2020
Digital 20/20 is the Yorkshire and Humber Regional Development Agency's initiative to ensure that the people and organisations in our region have the capabilities to get the most out of living, learning, working and doing business in the digital world. The scope of Digital 20/20 reflects the way in which digital technology, and our ability to exploit it, permeates our society and our economy. It is focused on two key areas:
The projects undertaken for d-SY are:
Digital South Yorkshire
Digital South Yorkshire (d-SY) is the network and specialist support organisation for creative and digital businesses in the South Yorkshire region (covering Barnsley, Doncaster, Rotherham and Sheffield). d-SY was incorporated as a non-for-profit company in 2004 and is a membership-based organisation with over 600 members. The primary roles of d-SY are offering networking, information and training opportunities, special interest groups, and promotional support for businesses in the creative and digital industries cluster. d-SY was closed in 2008.
The projects undertaken for d-SY are:
Dowty Communications
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ERA/Telecom Modus
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European Commission
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The projects undertaken for with European funding are:
IIR Technology Ltd.
The Institute for International Research (IIR) is the world's leading knowledge and skills transfer company with a global network of 48 companies and 113 operating units. Every year, IIR works with 650,000+ business executives providing them with knowledge and skills through training, conferences, seminars, e-Learning, blended solutions, publications, exhibitions, consulting and mentoring. Founded as a newsletter company in 1973, IIR quickly built on its research and thought leadership capabilities to expand rapidly into new markets and businesses. Growth, both organic and through acquisitions, has been constant and considerable. IIR Technology, a London based division of IIR, was responsible for the provision of technology training courses with a particular strength in 'hands-on'.
The projects undertaken for IIR Technology are:
- Preparation and presentation of the Internetworking: Using bridges, routers and gateways Course
- Preparation and presentation of the Hands on Ethernet Course
- Preparation and presentation of the Hands on Token Ring Course
IMS Global Learning Consortium Inc.
IMS Global Learning Consortium (IMS/GLC) is a global, nonprofit, member organization that provides leadership in shaping and growing the learning industry through community development of standards, promotion of high impact innovation, and research into best practices. IMS/GLC includes more than 50 Contributing Members and affiliates. These members come from every sector of the global learning community. They include hardware and software vendors, educational institutions, publishers, government agencies, systems integrators, multimedia content providers, and other consortia. IMS/GLC provides a neutral forum in which members work together to advocate the use of technology to support and transform education and learning.
The projects undertaken for IMS/GLC are:
International Virtual Medical School (IVIMEDS)
The projects undertaken for IVIMEDS are:
RiverDelta Inc.
Riverdelta developed the Broadband Services Router (BSR) 64000, an IP switch-router that enforces service quality on a per-packet basis in accordance with the Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS). In 2001, Motorola acquired RiverDelta, a Massachusetts (USA) based Cable technology company, for $300million. This formed the basis of the Motorola Broadband Division.
The projects undertaken for Riverdelta are:
- European DVB-RCCL Cable Modem Technology Briefings
- Development of a Computer Simulation of DOCSIS-based Cable Networks
MSC Business Development Ltd.
MSC is a company that specialises in supporting organizations to develop and exploit their potential through innovation. This support takes the form of securing fast track business growth funding; high growth business strategy; cash generative UK and Overseas channel development; discreet outsourced business acquisitions and divestments; and IPR management, funding and exploitation.
The projects undertaken for MSC are:
Rotherham Lifelong Learning Partnership
Rotherham Lifelong Learning Partnership (RLLP) is a partnership in Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council tackling the decline of the Rotherham area by using education and training to improve the skill level of the inhabitants. They have set clear targets for improvement and enabling learning providers to collaborate with each other and with the business, community and voluntary sectors to achieve the greatest impact.
The projects undertaken for RLLP are:
Sheffield City Council
Sheffield City Council is responsible for the delivery of local government services to the 512,000 citizens of Sheffield at an annual cost of £1 billion. Sheffield is England's 4th largest city whose economy was built on its steel, engineering and cutlery industries which have established a worldwide reputation for quality products.
The projects undertaken for Sheffield City Council are:
Symbionics Group Ltd.
Symbionics Group Limited of Cambridge, England, provides design services and licensable core technology packages to manufacturers in every major global electronics market. Specialising in wireless technology, personal and data communications and digital video, its engineers are active on U.S., European and other international standardisation committees. As a result, Symbionics is able to translate new technologies into commercial opportunities and provide clients with a vital running start on new product development. Founded in 1987, Symbionics was acquired by Cadence in 1998.
The projects undertaken for Symbionics are:
Based in Eindhoven in The Netherlands, The industree provided innovative cable modem systems for broadband applications. The industree's DVB/DAVIC-based product range was the first to achieve interoperability certification. In 2001 The industree was acquired by BarcoNet. This combination enabled the next generation developments, including (Euro)DOCSIS 1.1 and EuroModem/DVB solutions. In early 2002, BarcoNet was acquired by Scientific-Atlanta and in 2006, Cisco acquired Scientific-Atlanta for $6.9 billion.
The projects undertaken for The industree are:
The Training Foundry (formerly the IT Foundry) is a part of Sheffield Hallam University and based within the Faculty of ACES (Arts, Computing, Engineering and Science). Based in Sheffield City Centre, the Training Foundry is one of the region's premier ICT training organisations. They offer:
- Authorised training from Cisco, Microsoft and Adobe
- Training leading to certification from CompTIA
- Skills based training in Internet and Web Authoring, Project Management, Databases, Wireless Networking and Office Applications
- They have excellent training facilities and experienced, qualified staff.
The projects undertaken for the Training Foundry are:
The University of Surrey in the UK has one of the World's leading Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering which was established over 30 years ago. It is one of the largest departments within the University with a thriving undergraduate and postgraduate student population of over 600. Dedicated teaching staff, many who are experts in their particular fields, supports the students. In parallel the excellence of our research is recognised worldwide by the receipt of many prestigious awards. In addition, their highly successful Short Courses and Continuing Professional Development Units help to supply Industry's need to keep pace with the latest technology.
The projects undertaken for the Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering at the University of Surrey are:
- Preparation and presentation of the 'Cable Modems & Set-top Boxes: Standards, Technology & Service Provision' Course
- Preparation and presentation of the 'Cable Modems & Set-top Boxes: A Market & Technology Review' Course
- Preparation and presentation of the High Speed Networking Course
- Preparation and presentation of the Advanced Networks & Internetworking Course
- Preparation and presentation of the Computer & Data Networks Course
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The projects undertaken for Wave Technologies UK are: