OCP-IP Introduces New Infrastructure Wheel.PORTLAND, Ore. -- Open Core Protocol International Partnership (OCP-IP) today introduced a new "Infrastructure Wheel" on its website (www.ocpip.org). It was developed at the request of members as a way to conveniently outline details and status of the profound OCP (processor) OCP - Order Code Processor. infrastructure and deliverables. As part of the robust OCP-IP infrastructure, members receive numerous benefits including: free training and support, software tools, and documentation, enabling them to focus on the challenges of SoC design. Leveraging OCP-IP's established infrastructure eliminates the need to internally design, document, train and evolve a proprietary standard and support tools, freeing up critical resources for the real design work and providing enormous cost savings. Each "spoke" of the wheel diagram identifies content for that particular category of infrastructure. By clicking on each of the major headings shown in the wheel, visitors can readily review all deliverables and content available to OCP-IP members as well as the current status of any associated workgroups or organizational activity. This website utility was developed to enable readers to quickly and comprehensively understand the already large and rapidly expanding scope of benefits, activities and deliverables available to members. "The infrastructure surrounding OCP is thriving and expanding every day," said Ian Mackintosh Ian Mackintosh, MBE, (born July 26, 1940; disappeared and presumed dead July 1979) was a Scottish naval officer, a writer of thriller novels, and a screenwriter for British television. His first novel, A Slaying in September, was published in 1967. , president OCP-IP. "We needed a way for members to quickly, easily, and conveniently find the status of activities and benefits directly relevant to them. The Wheel provides that structure." For more information on the Wheel, please visit: http://www.ocpip.org/membership/information/wheel. About OCP-IP The OCP International Partnership Association, Inc. (OCP-IP), formed in 2001, promotes and supports the Open Core Protocol (OCP) as the complete socket standard ensuring rapid creation and integration of interoperable virtual components. OCP-IP's Governing Steering Committee steer·ing committee n. A committee that sets agendas and schedules of business, as for a legislative body or other assemblage. steering committee Noun participants include: Nokia (NYSE NYSE See: New York Stock Exchange :NOK NOK In currencies, this is the abbreviation for the Norwegian Krone. Notes: The currency market, also known as the Foreign Exchange market, is the largest financial market in the world, with a daily average volume of over US $1 trillion. ), Texas Instruments (NYSE:TXN TXN Texas Instruments (stock symbol) TXN Transaction (databases) TXN Tunxi, China (Airport Code) TXN Tarxien (postal locality, Malta) ), Toshiba Semiconductor Group (including Toshiba America TAEC TAEC Toshiba America Electronic Components, Inc. TAEC Thailand Atomic Energy Commission ), and Sonics. OCP-IP is a non-profit corporation delivering the first fully supported, openly licensed, core-centric protocol comprehensively fulfilling system-level integration requirements. The OCP facilitates IP core reusability and reduces design time, risk, and manufacturing costs for SoC designs. VSIA VSIA Virtual Socket Interface Alliance endorses the OCP socket, and OCP-IP is affiliated with VSIA. For additional background and membership information, visit www.OCPIP.org. NOTE: All trademarks and service marks are the property of their respective owners. |
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