Welcome Google Chromebook

Wednesday, July 6, 2011 Posted by NOVATIUM SOLUTIONS (P) LTD. 0 comments
"we welcome Google Chromebook to the family of Cloud Operating System - the new way of computing, where we have been successfully making it work since the last 2 years..."

Novatium Features

The biggest names in the industry are maturing to the potential of internet driven cloud computing. Companies are launching browser based laptops driven by this technology. Others have incorporated cloud computing in computers, handhelds and even mobile phones. While the world is catching with this new way of computing, Novatium has been successfully making it work since last 2 years.

Novatium is India's first cloud computing on wireless broadband. We give you complete freedom from all the system related maintenance worries, be it software, applications for even hardware.

Take a look at some of our industry leading features:

Choose your computing style 
Novatium lets you experience computing the way you like it. We are the only company that offers the option of both laptops and desktops. Our computing catalogue comprises of Novatium Navigator, Novatium Navigator+, Novatium Neon. 

Superior Experience, True Convenience & Great Value
At Novatium, we are driven to introduce exciting & innovative ways to enhance your experience with us. We always put customer care at the forefront and blend superior experience with high information security, integrity and privacy. Our products are designed for simplicity. They are intuitive to use with minimum interface. Add to that the complete reliability & uncompromised safety and you got yourself the complete package. All our packages are easy to own & easier to maintain. In other words, you will be happy to pay so less for so much!

Multiple operating systems 
All of us have our preferred operating systems. It can be cumbersome and irritating to adapt to new system. We understand this and hence, save you the trouble. Novatium lets you choose between Microsoft Windows, Novell Linux. A freedom only provided by us. 


Choices like no other
We keep your convenience before all; therefore, give you as much choice as you can think of. There are 6 USB ports to plug in all the support hardware you desire. There is also webcam support to bring life to your online communication. You don't need to depend on internet based mediaplayers, it's inbuilt for you.

Instant action
The fastest startup of 5 seconds gets your system ready before the blink of eye. The system will also automatically upgrades for all the applications every time you turn it on. In other words, your experience gets better & better over time. 

Ease of use 
Anyone with an internet connection can subscribe to this service. We are your one stop shop for your entire requirements as you don't need any other software, license for anti-viruses and applications. The data stored is managed by a central managing system that ensures complete data security and protection from virus, spyware, and hacking problems. In short, you will never face any problem regarding data loss, slowness, crashes etc.

Life beyond internet 
Although it's primarily an internet based technology but it doesn't imply that if you don't have internet access there is nothing for you to do. Unlike other players, Novatium lets you use your system as a normal PC when you are not online. You can access to games, file manager, media player etc. Pdf readers and zip files work just fine.
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THE COMPUTING GRID OF THE FUTURE- Economic TImes

Tuesday, February 22, 2011 Posted by NOVATIUM SOLUTIONS (P) LTD. 0 comments

"Cloud computing will soon be the biggest game changing development in technology since Internet," Alok Singh

To understand what cloud based computing can do for mankind we need to unwind time and retrace the path followed by electricity from discovery to the current day power grids. We can trace three major phases in which electricity was made available to all in a true utility model.

It all starts off with the discovery of electricity and usage by a few as novelty.This phase was marked with limited equipment which could use this power source. If we now jump into the world of computing, it followed a similar path of getting into research set-ups to start with very different interfaces which itself was restrictive and needed high skill to operate. Phase two was marked by a few industries who needed power to run machines; they felt the need to generate and consume power. But the source of generation depended on a water stream or coal. Thus these industries were situated close to these sources. The producer was the consumer as well, resulting in inefficient leveraging of the generation and consumption process. Computing has followed a parallel path, from research centres computing found it way into enterprises as a productivity enhancing tool.

These organisations however generated their own power of computing needed by the each individual. In some cases it was done collectively and this resulted in significant improvement but it was still not the most optimal utilisation.

Then came the golden age of grid power. It offered complete freedom to the user with no hassle of generating electricity. The user could use from one point any amount of electricity; from 100W to 100MW. The era of electricity on demand had begun and with it came the pay-as-you-use concept. Huge power stations driven by coal to hydro to nuclear energy generating millions of Mega Watts were set up. These fed electricity through power distribution over grids.Now, in that parallel universe called computing, the physical power grid was replaced with wired and wireless cloud of computing.

Cloud computing brings into mind websites like YouTube and Facebook. But the potential of the cloud is not limited to the running of such sites. Rather we should look at them as starting points. Starting points that elucidates the ability of cloud to serve the big and small consumers with utility based models where applications are run centrally and the user can use them as and when required with standard and lean infrastructure at the their end. This concept is going to redraw the landscape of computing. Here are some scenarios we should consider to understand the cloud and how it will impact our lives.

THE GADGET WORLD WILL SIMPLIFY ITSELF AND MOST MACHINES WILL DEPEND ON THE CLOUD TO PROVIDE CUSTOMISED APPLICATIONS 

This change has already started with the advent of net-tops, iPads and smart phones. These "small" devices might not have the same computing power as desktops but today they are used by a number of people and for long durations in everyday life. Soon, we will see household equipment connecting to cloud. So round the bend we have waiting televisions feeding online content from the cloud, set-top boxes' streaming on- demand movies and games, refrigerators sending data to cloud applications for grocery refill, cars updating you and the manufacturer about its status and the upcoming service opportunities ... all major household gadgets and equipment will be connected over the cloud. When this happens, it will be the most economical and effective way of serving consumers.

PERSONALISED SERVICE WILL LEAPFROG
Personalisation will expand into the realms of tourism, education and disease management. These will evolve around the multiple applications available across multiple platforms. Some of these are already evolved but some like disease management are in early stages.

FIXING STUFF WILL BE SIMPLER
Cloudbased hosted applications connected to your appliances will flag you and the vendor about issues brewing inside the device and fixes can be anticipated. Today before you are aware of an issue on your smart phone, hosted applications inform you about a patch available for you to install. Expect more of these to happen to all your equipment at home. Take an example of your car facing a problem and an application on the cloud gives a video feed on your tablet PC as how to fix it. There are many applications on the cloud which inform you on the best route to take to your office based on real time traffic data.

There will be a computer in every device that you come across but the computer as we know it today will be nowhere. The computers of the future will be called tablets, smart phones, access devices and televisions among other names. So while the computer disappears from your life it will impregnate into everything around you. In the future, every device will have a simplified interface to take your inputs (and maybe thoughts), process them many miles away in the cloud and provide you with something that probably goes beyond your expectations. The early form of this is seen in the simple map application on your smart phone. It takes your request to find the current location, determines locations from a remote application and displays the location as a point on a map. Form factors and user experiences will define future computing access devices. The difference between a tablet and a smart phone will be the display size not the process power or the operating system. So don't be surprised to see a tablet PC in 52" TV with touch interface.

ONLINE STORES
With the cloud being able to host small and specialised stores online, we are already seeing the next big push for trade over the cloud. Stores are already proliferating. People can now "walk" around these stores through their smart phones and televisons and start buying. Thus competiveness and availability on these stores improve. In the near future consumers will reverse auction their needs and online stores will compete to fulfill these needs.

MORE HELP, INFORMATION, ADVICE
A combination of light weight applications as you see in today’s smart phones will get you relevant information. GPS application on smart phones give you relevant information starting from where you are rather than depend of user's ability to navigate through applications like maps.google.com.We can see similar trends in weather forecasts, travel and Forex applications.

DECISION MAKING
Right information at the right time means overall improvement in our ability to make right decisions. Although this is a difficult aspect to measure, it should reflect in collective improvement in efficiency across business and society.

DEMISE OF BROWSER AND RISE OF APPLICATIONS
The browser as we know it today will disappear like the PC. But the concept will proliferate as most client application will work on the same principle as the browsers of today. Need specific applications, which are light weight and portable to multiple clients, will find its way on to our gadgets to replace the browser. These applications can be customised.

NEW MODELS EMERGING ON BUSINESS IN FUTURE
A combination of public and private cloud will help new business models take shape. For example, in health care, the cloud allows doctors to remotely monitor the patient and collect information, the doctor could then collaborate with experts over the cloud and prescribe the required medication. This could trigger a sale opportunity for a pharmaceutical company to ship the consignment to the patient's home. Similar models can be seen in many areas from textile to consumer durables. Cloud will bring monumental changes in the forward supply chain and consumption fulfilment logistics which will gravitate to new business models.

EDUCATION AND KNOWLEDGE PROVIDER WILL EVOLVE
Cloud offerings are rich platforms to collaborate (like Facebook for social networking). In the near future, we would see Education providers and seekers finding common platforms on the cloud to collaborate and share information seamlessly.

NEW COMPETITIVENESS WORLDWIDE
New business models will emerge on the simplicity of participation by masses. People across the globe on smart phones, networked televisions or simple network powered access devices will participate in this new era by leveraging the technology offered by the cloud. Governments and organisation will take advantage of this cloud power to drive governance and welfare,while the common man will have everything he/she needs a step away.

We are living in interesting times. Smart phones are primarily used for applications than voice calls. iPads and tablets are redefining the access devices paradigm. Novatium has started selling managed computing devices which provide local and cloud applications to users. The big players, including Microsoft, Intel and HP, are moving their resources and focus to cloud computing. Cloud will soon be the biggest game changing development in technology since Internet. The good news is that it's already on an acceleration mode and making small but significant inroads into our lives.
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'Ericsson and Novatium take personal computing to the cloud'- electricpig.co.uk

Tuesday, February 15, 2011 Posted by NOVATIUM SOLUTIONS (P) LTD. 0 comments
Dubbed ‘PC as a Service’, a joint venture between Ericsson and Novatium hopes to bring basic computing to the masses. The general concept is simple — offload the overhead of running an operating system to the cloud for typical tasks such as web browsing and applications. The end result is better performance, bandwidth notwithstanding, and improved battery life.
PC as a Service, much like Nokia’s new Mobile Phones division, will focus on connecting the next billion people with affordable access to Internet and applications. Designed as an operator offering, think of ‘PC as a Service’ as a managed monetized PC desktop, bringing the strengths and advantages from mobile prepaid to personal computing.
“PC as a Service offers telecom operators new ways to expand their broadband business. We see it driving mobile broadband penetration in emerging as well as developed markets as it motivates investments in rural as well as urban infrastructure,” says Daniel Freeman, Head of Innovation, Ericsson.

According to Ericcson, a PC as a Service device is able to perform common tasks in “a far quicker and responsive manner”, improve battery life, reduce temperature and minimize the load on the mobile network without compromising user experience. This means five seconds to boot a machine, no codecs to install for video playback, no software to install for document creation, and never having to worry about an update.
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'Ericsson, Novatium Bring Cloud Computing for the Masses'- ITVARNews Network

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Ericsson and Novatium announce the global launch of PC as a service. By making use of a cloud based operating system, PC as a service removes the complexities of virus protection, software updates, application installation and maintenance. These features are moved away from the user to the cloud. The service, including client hardware, is remotely managed end to end by experts.

The concept gives a superior and convenient computing experience at a really great value reaching out with an optimal solution for the next billion users, especially in emerging markets.

PC as a Service is an operator offering and includes a managed monetized PC desktop and brings the strengths and advantages from mobile prepaid to the personal computer by allowing flexible recharging and diverse subscription models.

By offloading the overhead of running the operating system to the cloud, a PC as a Service device is able to perform tasks like media consumption and Internet browsing in a far quicker and responsive manner. Thanks to this radical innovation, the PC consumes less energy
which means better battery life, reduced temperature of the device as well as minimizing the load on a telecom network without compromising the user experience.

The service holds tremendous promise for telecom operators globally looking at ways to monetize their mobile broadband infrastructure, while ensuring subscriber value. Several leading telecom service providers in India have already deployed the concept under their brand names.

PC as a Service is a first-of-its-kind concept and a natural evolution of telecom and computing. Today, when every transaction is moving to the internet, we are confident that cloud based computing will transform the way we use computers, tablets and smartphones today, says Daniel Freeman, Head of Multimedia Innovation, Ericsson. Additionally, PC as a Service offers telecom operators new ways to expand their broadband business. We see it driving mobile broadband penetration in emerging as well as developed markets as it motivates investments in rural as well as urban infrastructure.

With hyper competition and the continued rollout of Mobile Broadband networks, telecom service providers are looking for new services which offer a way to not only acquire but retain valuable customers. PC as a Service is one such revolutionary disruption, says Alok Singh, CEO, Novatium solutions. We believe PC as a Service is the future of telecom and computing convergence and telecom operators globally can now leverage the same with a trusted partner like Ericsson, he added.
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Ericsson, Novatium to unveil PC as a Service at Mobile World Congress 2011 in Barcelona

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Uses cloud based OS to remove the complexities of virus protection, software updates, application installation and maintenance

Ericsson and Novatium have said at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona that they will launch PC as a Service that uses cloud based OS to remove the complexities of virus protection, software updates, application installation and maintenance.

The new PC as a Service is an operator offering and includes a managed monetised PC desktop and brings the advantages from mobile prepaid to the personal computer by allowing flexible recharging and diverse subscription models.

In addition, the services perform tasks include media consumption and Internet browsing at faster-rate, less energy consumption, and minimises the load on a telecom network.

Ericsson multimedia innovation head Daniel Freeman said PC as a Service is a concept and a natural evolution of telecom and computing.

"Today, when every transaction is moving to the Internet, we are confident that cloud based computing will transform the way we use computers, tablets and smartphones today," Freeman said.

"Additionally, PC as a Service offers telecom operators new ways to expand their broadband business and we see it driving mobile broadband penetration in emerging as well as developed markets as it motivates investments in rural as well as urban infrastructure."
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