Tomorrow

Horsham, PA (PRWEB) January 23, 2012 A lot has changed since the first Cottman Transmission Center opened in 1962 in Philadelphia ? 10 presidents have led the country through four recessions, computers and telephones are now one in the same, and ?everyday driver? cars have evolved from simple machines into modern marvels. That revolution alone led Cottman to mature from a humble drive-line repair shop into the country?s finest total auto care brand, said its president, Randy Wright. ?To stay in business, grow like we have and remain successful for this long is a major accomplishment with so much change,? said Wright, an auto service industry veteran who came to Cottman Transmission and Total Auto Care in 2011. ?The country has been through major economic and technological upheavals, changes that have made our business substantially more complex than it was 50 years ago. Despite that, we?ve continued to evolve and broaden our services to achieve our status as the industry leader.?...

Worcester, Massachusetts (PRWEB) December 14, 2011 A suite of advanced fiber optic transmission equipment from Telecast Fiber Systems is a core component in a newly launched HD master control facility for SoonerVision, the in-house production arm of the University of Oklahoma (OU) athletic department. Using just a few fibers of the campuswide dark fiber network, Telecast Fiber Systems? equipment provides smooth and seamless transport of HD cameras and video, audio, control, and communication signals between each sports venue and the master control room. ?OU is home to one of the most storied athletics programs in the United States, so it?s fitting that the athletic department would have a world-class video and television production operation,? said Steve DeFrancesco, vice president and general manager of Telecast Fiber Systems. ?SoonerVision?s new fiber-based infrastructure is a big step up from its previous analog SD operation, which relied on a single coax connection to the foo...