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CompaniesErenet Bilgisayar Otomasyon Egitim Dis Tic. A.S. (www.erenet.com.tr) EreNet A.S. founded in 1993 is one of the leading IT companies in Turkey providing high-end technology solutions and services to meet the most demanding of client needs in parallel with improvements in the information technologies. Companies across the broad spectrum of industry and commerce, major international and Turkish companies and leading public organizations have taken advantage of EreNet's services for more than 10 years. EreNet delivers consistent services all around Turkey with more than 60 well educated, certified and experienced staff. The professional services; warranty, consultancy, project management, installation, tuning and upgrade services are acquired with the investments of Compaq Authorized Service Provider and System Reseller, IBM Solution Partner, Microsoft Solution Provider, HP/Compaq Business Partner, CA Service IT Specialist, Novell Business Partner, Oracle Business Partner. The service portfolio comprises supportive service packages which help to enhance the useful life of computer systems. The service team consists of more then 60 staff including well educated and certified professionals i.e.; Certificated Network Engineers (CNE), Compaq Authorized System Engineers (ASE, Professional ASE), HP Network System Professionals (NSP, HPStar) and Microsoft Certificated System Engineers (MCP, MCSE) EreNet provides value added services such as consulting, training, installation and maintenance, system support, warranty and post-warranty services, project management, business continuity consultancy and professional support in related areas such as networking, security and operating systems. Our supportive service packages help to enhance the useful life of computer systems and guarantee secure and efficient work for a longer period. The related service lines are as follows:
SmartPackets Inc. (www.smartpacketsinc.com) SmartPackets, Inc. ("SPI") and SmartPackets technology grew out of the product developments of InternetClass Communications, Inc. ("ICC"), the predecessor company to SmartPackets, Inc. During its formation in December of 1998, ICC located its principal business in Manchester, New Hampshire and was founded by 2 young entrepreneurs, Murat Bahadiroglu and Chas Nicholas. InternetClass focused all product development efforts in collaboration and audio conferencing for distance learning and business applications. InternetClass initiated new product development efforts to integrate video conferencing to the existing audio and collaboration product lines and to target the fast growing wireless video market. The adaptive packet-sizing technologies that were developed, successfully addressed the bandwidth limitations and packet losses in the wireless environment. These breakthrough technologies, the precursor to SmartPackets, enabled a wireless video demo to send and receive audio/video simultaneously (and operate on processor speeds as low as 70MHz) with Internet connections as low as 3 Kbps (observed). In the spring of 2001, Robert McCray an experienced executive, entrepreneur, and Angel investor, introduced Murat Bahadiroglu to Bill Nyhan. Nyhan recognized the raw potential of adaptive packet-sizing and offered ICC seed money to un-bundle the technology from the application so the adaptive sizing component could be applied to all packet-based networks. The Company was reorganized and shifted focus to the development of what is now called the SmartPackets technology. ICC was merged into SmartPackets, Inc., a new company formed in the summer of 2001. The new corporate name, "SmartPackets", better reflects what the Company does and incorporates our patent-pending technology and trademark into the Company name. SmartPackets completed a simulation comparing data transfers on a CDPD connection at the end of 2001. This comparison showed that SmartPackets, when unbundled from the application software, could make a significant improvement in throughput. It also demonstrated that the technology could be ported over to other packet-based networks. In this simulation, improvements in throughput of over 800% were recorded. After studying various markets in Q1, 2002, SPI embarked on product development for improving 802.11b, also known as Wi-Fi. By summer of 2002, 'SmartPackets over Wi-Fi' was up and running in the lab in a 'live environment' logging results similar to the CDPD simulation. By the end of the year, the company will release a product family, the Smart 11 Series. Smart 11 will be a licensed suite of Intellectual Property developed for Computer Manufacturers, WLAN equipment manufacturers, chipset manufacturers, and WLAN Software Vendors, to improve Throughput, Range, and Power Consumption. Our mission is to improve wireless transmissions over Wi-Fi, CDMA, GPRS, Bluetooth, or DOCSIS. To accomplish this, SmartPackets, Inc. has created an implementation process and methodology for dynamically sizing packets resulting in significant performance improvements. The company is comprised of a small group of accomplished professionals from diverse disciplines. Together they are driving to realize the vision of crisp, application-rich wireless computing and communications. SPI plans to license this know-how to companies that recognize the need to accelerate performance in new or existing network solutions. In addition to SmartPackets' intellectual property, the company has developed implementation technology for 802.11. We plan to create other solutions for Bluetooth, CDMA, DOCSIS & GPRS in the future. Universities
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