SAN JOSE, Calif., November 3, 1997–The Salutation Consortium today announced it will make a reference implementation of the Salutation Architecture available to software developers building Salutation functions into their applications. The reference implementation will provide a coded example of Salutation protocols that can be embedded within an application, speeding up design-ins and saving on development [...]

Latest version 2.1 offers advanced service discovery capabilities   HIGHLAND, UT, April 3, 2000—The Salutation Consortium , a non-profit corporation focused on providing technologies that improve information exchange among multiple and different devices, is now offering an enhanced specification for the Salutation service discovery architecture, version 2.1. Service discovery protocols enable network devices, applications, and services to [...]

First Known Open Source Distribution of Service Discovery Software Free of Charge   HIGHLAND, UT, July 10, 2000—The S alutation Consortium, which provides an open information exchange standard called service discovery for multi-platform handheld computers, will offer its reference model Salutation-Lite code through an open source arrangement. Now all wireless device developers, and hardware or software manufacturers , [...]

SAN FRANCISCO, March 24, 1997‹The Salutation Consortium today announced that Cisco Systems, Inc. has joined the Salutation Consortium and will participate in developing an industry-standard protocol for locating and controlling computers, consumer devices, and office equipment across the Internet or a company intranet. “Future enhancements to the Salutation protocols will provide technology for a user [...]