You've measured the jitter, now how do you fix it?
While making accurate measurements is important, you need to identify the root causes of jitter problems before you can minimize them. Keys to success include understanding how to best use your jitter analysis tool, plus how jitter propagates in a communications system. Find out more here !

Telelogic Modeling Community: Whitepapers - UML, C/C++, OO Programming

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Accelerate Software Development Through the Use of Open Source
Over the past ten years, software development has changed dramatically. Software development teams build software by combining home-grown, open source and third party components to create advanced, comprehensive solutions that boost productivity and accelerate time-to-market. However, the unmanaged use of open source and third-party components adds risk, compromises intellectual property rights, and introduce unknown security vulnerabilities....
preview: http://www.blackducksoftware.com   date: 2/27/2008

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Collaboration Makes Light Work of Open Source Software Policy Management
In a budget constrained and agile world, leveraging open source can be the key to meeting software development schedules with fewer resources. Software reuse can speed project completion, but when incorrectly managed, use of open source code can introduce significant issues and risks. Billions and billions of lines of open source are now freely available for download off the internet, and developers are especially good at finding code...
preview: http://www.blackducksoftware.com   date: 6/24/2008

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Using Open Source Software to Create Commercial Products (QNX Webinar)
Using a commercially successful embedded development suite as an example, this session focuses on the benefits, strategies, obstacles, and opportunities associated with using open source in commercial products. We'll discuss the differences between protective source licenses (e.g. the GPL) and non-protective source licenses (e.g. the EPL); the due diligence required when integrating or linking open source with proprietary code; various legal...
preview: http://www.techonline.com   date: 5/23/2007

license    

GNU Public License
The licenses for most software are designed to take away your freedom to share and change it. By contrast, the GNU General Public License is intended to guarantee your freedom to share and change free software--to make sure the software is free for all its users. Here is the home page for the GNU license.
preview: http://www.gnu.org  

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Open Source Licenses
For your convenience, we have collected here copies of the licenses approved by OSI. If you distribute your software under one of these licenses, you are permitted to say that your software is 'OSI Certified Open Source Software.'
preview: http://www.opensource.org  

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Open Source Licenses - Hot List
List of links from Open Directory.
preview: http://dmoz.org  

glossary    

Open source license
An open source license is a copyright license for computer software that follows the principles of the open source movement. More formally, a license is considered open source when it has approved by the Open Source Initiative, with the criteria being the Open Source Definition. Software in the public domain (that is, with no copyright license at all)
preview: http://www.wikipedia.org