Coming soon to a data center near you, this F+R-designed storage blade

Mon 05.16.2011

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Just a quick post to inform our clients and other followers that in the spirit of designing without limits, we’ve recently moved beyond just pixels into product and packaging.

This just-introduced Xiotech Hybrid ISE storage blade brings with it the same level of outside appeal as it features inside, and the product has been named as a finalist in Microsoft’s Best of TechEd 2011 Awards being held this week in Atlanta. Check out the details of this nomination on Xiotech.com

Many thanks and as always, congratulations to the F+R design team.

 

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Foster+Redmond is our ‘practice’, Orbital is our ‘technique’

Wed 03.09.2011

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Foster+Redmond recently launched The Orbital Factorie, an innovative social media focused team utilizing marketing and digital brand experience to enhance the correlation between social media tactics and core business strategy. During Orbital’s first public undertaking, Foster Redmond’s Christian Markley presented an engaging seminar focusing on the rising trend of using social media as a dynamic component of the overall business strategy. This is the second social media seminar that Christian has given to the members of the Upper Perkiomen Valley Chamber of Commerce. In this second presentation, he expanded on the topics of Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn that were addressed in the first presentation in May 2010.

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The Ninth Rule of Fight Club

Mon 12.20.2010

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The IT industry’s so full of it (jargon, that is). From company naming to technologies and product lines, all their best stuff is hidden behind acronyms. SAN. SaaS. APT’s. SEI. VDI. WAP. HP. EMC. 4G. VOIP. It’s like that scene in Fight Club, where everything blends together, where nothing’s real. And everything is a copy, of a copy, of a copy.

So very unlike fast-moving storage tech player Xiotech

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Big fish, or small fry?

Thu 11.04.2010

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It looks like any other Atlantic salmon, and most likely tastes like one too. But this particular salmon is like no other, because it’s been genetically engineered. In each of its cells are spliced-in genes from two other fish species. This salmon’s bigger, better, faster and stronger because those genes make it grow to full size in half the normal amount of time.

That’s the way you want it to be launching your new company, or brand.

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