Sony Pictures Entertainment engaged Sierra Infosys to help automate key business processes using JD Edwards OneWorld software. For the domestic division, Sierra helped write programs to automate freight processing and generate reports for validation. For the international division expanding in South America and Asia, Sierra created reports for country-wise sales and profits and screens for transactions. Additionally, Sierra's Flex and Ajax experts helped Sony's internal team resolve challenges with their requirements and delivered innovative technical solutions on time and on budget. A Sony IT manager praised Sierra's talent sourcing, flexibility, follow up, and fast response to staffing needs.
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We can consider software in vision systems as having two different levels. The first is very close to the hardware, inscribed inside standalone field programmable gate array (FPGA) or application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) chips, or integrated into more complicated architectures. This layer, not often considered, is the most important step in any image treatment after image acquisition by pixels. Image processing, realized in the image signal processor (ISP), has a quite simple function. It must transform a signal from the sensor to an understandable image for the human eye. It is composed as a pipeline of multiple blocks, where each block takes as input the output of the previous block. A lot of different algorithms are implemented to accomplish tasks such as removing artefacts, color correction and reproduction. This is done at a single-pixel or pixel-group level and does not need a lot of memory or power.
More information on that report at http://www.i-micronews.com/reports.html
Embedded Image and Vision Processing 2017 report by Yole DeveloppementYole Developpement
From algorithms included in the image processing pipeline to neural networks running in vision processors, focus on the evolution of hardware in vision systems and how software disrupts this domain.
SOFTWARE IN VISION SYSTEMS
Vision systems are becoming increasingly important. Therefore, this report shows and explains the close links between embedded software and hardware in vision systems at the technology and market levels. What are the software technologies? How do they impact the hardware? Which hardware is impacted? What kinds of markets are affected? And how will they evolve?
We can consider software in vision systems as having two different levels. The first is very close to the hardware, inscribed inside standalone field programmable gate array (FPGA) or application specific integrated circuit (ASIC) chips, or integrated into more complicated architectures. This layer, not often considered, is the most important step in any image treatment after image acquisition by pixels. Image processing, realized in the image signal processor (ISP), has a quite simple function. It must transform a signal from the sensor to an understandable image for the human eye. It is composed as a pipeline of multiple blocks, where each block takes as input the output of the previous block. A lot of different algorithms are implemented to accomplish tasks such as removing artefacts, color correction and reproduction. This is done at a single-pixel or pixel-group level and does not need a lot of memory or power.
More information on that report at http://www.i-micronews.com/reports.html
Brian Carnell of the Cisco World Wide Channels Organization, presentation from May 2009 Triangle AMA meeting about the explosion of digital media and how it can impact your marketing and advertising initiatives. Attendees will takeaway the following:
• What is Digital Media
• How Will Digital Media Impact Your Marketing and Advertising Strategies
• View case studies for Consumer, B2B, and Government and Educational Markets
• How Digital Media is Changing Marketing Communications Strategies
• The Power of Digital Media as a Branding Solution
Brian Carnell works with the World Wide Channels organization within Cisco as a Business Manager where he develops partner relationships and programs for the Cisco partner community. He spends much of his time on various development boards where he can help the Digital Media industry progress by sharing his experiences.
Business Event Procesing Beyond The HorizonOpher Etzion
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Mobile phones - Evolution,Operating Systems,Connectivity and NetworkingRajesh Gangireddy
A mini presentation on mobile phones ; Covers:-
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Brian Carnell of the Cisco World Wide Channels Organization, presentation from May 2009 Triangle AMA meeting about the explosion of digital media and how it can impact your marketing and advertising initiatives. Attendees will takeaway the following:
• What is Digital Media
• How Will Digital Media Impact Your Marketing and Advertising Strategies
• View case studies for Consumer, B2B, and Government and Educational Markets
• How Digital Media is Changing Marketing Communications Strategies
• The Power of Digital Media as a Branding Solution
Brian Carnell works with the World Wide Channels organization within Cisco as a Business Manager where he develops partner relationships and programs for the Cisco partner community. He spends much of his time on various development boards where he can help the Digital Media industry progress by sharing his experiences.
Business Event Procesing Beyond The HorizonOpher Etzion
This is a presentation given in IBM Websphere IMPACT 2009, May 2009, Las Vegas together with Kyle Brown. It contains some thoughts that are demonstrated through customers' scenarios on future functionality in event processing products.
Mobile phones - Evolution,Operating Systems,Connectivity and NetworkingRajesh Gangireddy
A mini presentation on mobile phones ; Covers:-
*History & Evolution *Major Operating Systems Used
*Connectivity in Mobile Phones-Bluetooth ,Wifi,etc
*Working of Networks and cellular calls
Good for a quick 20 mins presentations in Schools & Colleges .
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Mobile phones - Evolution,Operating Systems,Connectivity and Networking
Sony pictures entertainment case study
1. CASE STUDY O SONY PICTURE ENTER
ON ES RTAINMEN
NT
EXECUTI
E IVE SUMMARY
Sony Picctures Entertainment’s g global operations encommpass motion picture pro
n oduction and d
distribution; televisio productio and distri
on on ibution; digi content creation and distribution;
ital d
worldwid channel in
de nvestments; home enter
; rtainment ac cquisition an distributio operation of
nd on,
studio fac
cilities; deve
elopment of new enterta
ainment prod ducts, servic and techn
ces nologies; and
d
distribution of filmed entertainm
d ment in more than 130 co
e ountries.
JD EDW
WARDS ON WOR
NE RLD PROJ
JECT
BACKGROUND/ ISSUE
I
Sony Picctures (Home Entertainm
e ment Divisio has 2 div
on) visions
• Domestic
• Inter rnational
Importan clients for Sony Pictu (Home E
nt r ures Entertainme Division are Walma Best Buy
ent n) art, y
and Targ get.
Order to cash system is impleme
m ented using J Edwards One world software.
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Everyday sales order are electronically tran
y rs nsmitted usi EDI pro
ing ocess. The in
nvoices and
freight sy
ystem is des
signed and d
developed int
ternally.
RESOLU
UTION/ OUTCOME
Domesti ic
Sierra In
nfosys helped them in wr
d riting the Fr
reight Autom mation proggrams in RPG G.
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One eports are w
written for va
alidating the data in each and every step of freig
e h ght
automati ion. In each step status is changed f the recor and valida
for rd ation report is called fro
om
CL progr ram.
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RPG program and callin CL progr
ms ng rams are cal from a m
lled master CL pr rogram. Fin nal
One world report giv the audit for each status. I.e. Ho many rec
ves t ow cords when the process
started a how man records m
and ny made into the JD Edward tables aft the final s
e ds ter status.
The erro table gets updated for each step w the actu reason for the failure. Also at the
or r with ual
end an errror report gets printed.
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omation of process is fas and efficie and user will know f
p st ent first thing in the mornin
n ng
how man records pr
ny rocessed suc ccessfully an is there an failures, i so what ar the reason
nd ny if re ns.
Errors ca be fixed and manually run versio is launche again to p
an a y on ed process these records.
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2. International Division
Sony is now concentrating more in South American and Asian countries.
As part of expanding business in these regions separate division is established and new reports
and screens are created using JD Edwards One world software.
Sierra Infosys created reports to give country wise sales and profits. Screens are developed to
add and update these transactions.
FLEX AND AJAX PROJECT
Background/ Issue
Sony Pictures wanted an expert to handle their Flex and Ajax requirements, and help their
internal software development group which builds applications for running their business of
making movies, and distributing Movie and Television content to US and International
customers.
Resolution
Sierra’s Flex and Ajax experts, worked in connection with Sony’s internal team of developers,
and help them with the challenges they were facing and met their internal development
objectives.
Outcome
Over the course Sierra helped to resolve critical technical hurdles, and delivered innovative
technical solutions to meet Sony Pictures budget and schedule requirements. These solutions
included contributions to Sony Pictures internal document management system, and
international sales management tools.
TESTIMONIAL
Working with Sierra Infosys has been an absolute joy. They have been great at sourcing hard
to find technical talent and have been flexible with their rates when needed. They have strong
follow up skills and a fast response to open requisitions.
Damon Nicholls
IT Recruitment Manager
Sony Pictures Entertainment