S.F.T. Inc.


Articles and Information

Computing Trends  A set of articles on Computing and Internet Trends, multi-threading and SMP, and the failure of the '.Net' initiative (more to come)
Windows to UNIX  Converting a network with a Windows Server to a UNIX or Linux Server
Data Encryption Methods  A discussion of methods used to encrypt data
Using Interix  Helpful information regarding Microsoft's POSIX subsystem.
Windows vs UNIX/Linux  The debate continues! UNIX/Linux vs Microsoft Windows(tm) Operating Systems

Information on 'M.R.P. III'

M.R.P. III  The definition for M.R.P. III, an evolutionary change in M.R.P.
M.R.P. Simulation  An effective inventory modeling tool for E.C.O.'s and end-of-life products
Bandwidth Management  Information on BANDWIDTH MANAGEMENT
Forecast Accuracy  Information on improving sales forecast accuracy
Mechanical Forecasts  A discussion of computer-generated forecasts based on statistical models

Free Software (provided by S.F.T. Inc.)

FreeBSD® driver
for the Arduino Uno
 
A USB to serial driver for the Arduino Uno (under development), consisting of a FreeBSD kernel module 'uarduno'




Stewart~Frazier Tools, Inc. is a software development and consulting firm that specializes in providing SOFTWARE TOOLS to improve productivity, with special emphasis on manufacturing industries, networking, embedded devices, and improving process quality for Manufacturing Planning through accurate Demand Forecasting. For more information about S.F.T. Inc., press HERE.

S.F.T. Inc. is owned and operated by:

Bob Frazier E-Mail: BobF (at) mrp3 (dot) com



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Last Update: 12/03/2010

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