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Johnson
Space Center
1990 Phase II
I-Bridge:
access to computer system resources
I-Kinetics,
Inc.
Burlington, MA
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INNOVATION
Scheduling tools integrated
with high-performance data management systems and end-user desktop applications
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I-Bridge
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
- Unlike other network communications
methods between programs, the I-Bridge agent can control the execution
of a Unix program on the Unix host and then transport the output
to a Windows application
- I-Bridge eliminates wasted time
and user frustration with locked up applications that cannot be
used while data is being transferred
- Eliminates manual file transfer
and conversion operations
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COMMERCIALIZATION
- Acquired over $4M in follow-on Phase 3 funding from the
Technology Reinvestment Project in support of the Component
Ware Consortium (CWC)
- Anticipate CWC member funding to exceed $30M in two years
- I-Bridge components and object pump products sold to support management
systems, concurrent engineering and financial management systems
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GOVERNMENT/SCIENCE
APPLICATIONS
- ISSA mission scheduling
- Integration of legacy scheduling
tools
- Distributed scheduling system
workflow management
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