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SoftNet Technologies Limited

Softnet Technologies Limited is a Tanzania based ICT Company that specializes in designing, building and delivering business-driven technology solutions. The name SoftNet itself is a concoction of two business concept that describe the company’s core competencies, namely, Software Development and Networking.
SoftNet is also registered with The Contractors Registration Board as a Class One Specialist Contractor in Telecommunications, ICT and Security Systems and holds a Tanzania Communication Regulatory Authority License in Installation and Maintenance of Electronic and Communication Equipment.
==Business Mode==
SoftNet has the following business units:
* Business processes re-engineering and automation 	
* LAN (wired, fiber and wireless networks)
* Onsite managed IT staff outsourcing 
* Software Development 	
* IP Networks	
* Remote IT support services 
* Systems Integration Services
* Collaboration Services (Call Center and PABXs)	
* Scheduled Support and maintenance 
* ICT Infrastructure Design and Implementation	
* End User equipment 	
* On call Support 
* Data Center Solutions
* Electronic Queue Management Systems	
* Training
* CCTV Installation and Servicing	
* ICT Services outsourcing 	
* Door Access Solutions	
* Onsite staff outsourcing 	
==Clients==
A partial list of some of SoftNet's large and most loyal clients include: 
* Electronic Government Agency
* National Identification Authority (NIDA); 
* Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA), 
* Vodacom Tanzania
* CRDB Bank; 
* Tanzania Immigration Department
* Prime Ministers’ Office Labour Youth Elders and Disabilities (PMO-LYED)
* Department; Public Service Pension Fund (PSPF); and 
* Commercial Bank of Africa (CBA).
* ZICTIA
==SoftNet's Core Values==
Integrity, Reliability and Commitment.
==Vendor Partnerships and Certiﬁcations==
SoftNet has partnered with some of the leading global technology companies that include:
* Microsoft
* Huawei 
* HP 
* Cisco Premier Certiﬁed Partner ( SMB Partner, Advanced Routing and Switching Partner, Express Uniﬁed Communication Partner)
* Cyberoam 
* Kaspersky 
* EMC 
* VMware 
* Odoo
* FireEye
==Awards==
SoftNet Technologies Limited has received the following awards:
* ISO 9001:2015 Registered Company
* Sales Partner of the Year (2011) in Tanzania for Cyberoam, The Leading Uniﬁed Threat Management Appliance.
* Tanzania Top 100 Mid-Sized Companies Award (2012-13) given by KPMG and The Citizen Newspaper.
Category:Information technology companies	
Category:Networking software companies
Category:Software developer communities
Category:Companies of Tanzania
Soft Kill

Soft Kill is an american band originally from Portland (Oregon) of post-punk revival. Also, they are one of the bands that have called themselves on their personal facebook page as "sad rock", a new musical subgenre. Emerged from the post-punk scene, they have released five albums and several singles and EPs.
An Open Door (debut album) was one of the most prestigious releases of the last ten years of the post-punk genre, receiving excellent musical reviews. Bassist and singer of influential band in the 80s, The Chameleons, Mark Burgess took an interest in their music and he sponsored them for a tour around United States in addition to putting the voice on the song "On The Inside" of his fourth album Choke.
Soft Kill have been compared with major new wave bands such as Stone Roses, The Replacements and The Chameleons.
== History ==
They began around 2010, when vocalist and guitarist Tobias Sinclair dissolved his band called Blessure Grave. The songs that Sinclair wrote for the second work of Blessure Grave was more oriented to the post-punk revival, led to the new Soft Kill's formation, even with it's former members Justin Gradin, Mattey Hunter and Shiloe Alia, who released their LP of debut, An Open Door.
After that release, Sinclair had health problems that left the band inactive. However, Sinclair continued to record demos and songs collected from the Circle of Trees collection (2013).
The band reformed to remain active as until 2014, with Owen Glendower on bass and keyboards, Conrad Vollmer on guitar and Maximillion Avila on drums. This formation was released in 2015, Heresy LP and the following year Choke, which was considered a tour de force for the band. In this album Mark Burgess, who was bassist and vocalist of The Chameleons, collaborated in the recording of the track "On the Inside".
In their latest studio album Savior (2018), the band takes inspiration from personal experiences such as the tragic birth of Sinclair's son, in whose delivery Sinclair's wife almost died. It was recorded at Kingsize Studios in Los Angeles and it was produced by Ben Greenberg.
== Discography ==
;Studio albums
* An Open Door (2011)
* Circle of Trees (2013)
* Heresy (2015)
* Choke (2016)
* Savior (2018)
;EPs
* How Can I Be Lost? EP (2011)
* Grandview EP (2014)
* Just A Body EP (2018)
;Singles
* "Seven Hundred" (2012)
* "Selfish Love" (2016)
* "Five Point / Full Moon" (2017)
* "Let's Believe In Love" (2018)
== Soft Kill in the Media ==
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== References ==
== External links ==
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Category:Musical groups from Oregon
Category:American alternative rock groups
Category:Post-punk revival music groups
Category:American musical groups
Category:Musical groups established in 2010
Soft drink

A soft drink is a beverage that typically consists of water (often carbonated), a sweetener, and a natural and/or artificial flavouring. For additional names of this kind of beverage. Sugar, high-fructose corn syrup, fruit juice, or a sugar replacement (in the case of diet beverages), or any mix of these may be used as the sweetener. Caffeine, colorings, preservatives, and/or other substances are sometimes included in soft drinks, depending on the brand.
To differentiate themselves from "hard" alcoholic beverages, soft drinks are referred to as "soft." It is possible for a soft drink to include trace levels of alcohol; but, in many nations and communities, the quantity of alcohol contained in the beverage must be lower than 0.5% of the total volume of the beverage in order for the beverage to be termed non-alcoholic. Lemon-lime beverages, orange soda, grape soda, ginger ale, root beer, and cola are some examples of the many types of soft drinks.
Soft drinks may be served either cold, with ice cubes, or at room temperature, depending on the preference of the customer. They are packaged in a wide variety of containers, including cans, glass bottles, and plastic bottles, among other options. There is a wide range of sizes available for containers, from single-serve bottles to massive storage units that hold several litres. Fast food restaurants, movie theatres, convenience shops, casual dining restaurants, specialised soda stores, vending machines, and bars that serve soft drinks from soda fountain machines are examples of establishments that stock a large variety of soft drinks.
Within a decade of Joseph Priestley's discovery of carbonated water in 1767, other inventors in Britain and Europe had used his concept to produce the beverage in greater quantities. One of these inventors, J. J. Schweppe, formed Schweppes in 1783 and sold the world's first bottled soft drink. Joseph Priestley's discovery of carbonated water occurred in the year 1767. R. White's Lemonade, which was established in 1845, Dr. Pepper, which was established in 1885, and Coca-Cola, which was established in 1886 are all examples of soft drink brands that were established in the 19th century. Pepsi, Irn-Bru, Sprite, Fanta, and 7-Up are some examples of brands that came later.
Category:Convenience foods
Category:Soft drinks
Softheon

Softheon Inc. (Softheon) is a United States technology company that provides a Medicaid Information Technology Architecture (“MITA”) aligned, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (“HIPAA”), Payment Card Industry (“PCI”), National Institute of Standards and Technology (“NIST”) 800-53, Federal Information Processing Standards (“FIPS”) 140, and Minimum Acceptable Risk Standards for Exchanges (MARS-E), Version 2.0 aligned single-tenant Platform-as-a-Service (“PaaS”), Software-as-a-Service (“SaaS”), and Business Process-as-a-Service (“BPaaS”) cloud platform. The company works to solve complex health insurance distribution and service challenges for healthcare issuers, government agencies, brokers, employers, and consumers. 
Softheon’s solutions transform the way state agencies, health plan issuers, brokers, and associations operate by delivering healthcare capabilities including: asset verification and identity proofing, individual, State-based, and SHOP Marketplaces, Special Enrollment Period (SEP) verification, Advance Premium Tax Credit (APTC) validation, Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) validation, electronic and paper-based payment processing, carrier reconciliation facilitation, and Federally Facilitated Marketplace (FFM) population analytics. 
In September 2019, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) approved Softheon as one of the leading Phase 3 Enhanced Direct Enrollment (EDE) vendors. Softheon’s private-label Marketplace-as-a-Service is an enrollment solution utilized by health insurance carriers to create a seamless enrollment experience for members seeking individual market coverage, including those seeking a tax credit, through the Affordable Care Act (ACA).  
Softheon is a nationally recognized leader in its industry by Gartner, IDC, AHIP, ACAP, and HCEG. In 2018, Softheon was the 23rd fastest-growing company in the United States on Deloitte’s Technology Fast 500. In 2019, Softheon ranked as the 14th fastest-growing company on Crain’s New York Business Fast 50 list. Most recently, in 2020, Softheon ranked 1,595 on the Inc. 5000, a list of the fastest-growing private companies in America. 
Softheon was founded by Eugene Sayan in 2000, an IBM veteran who led big data and process management initiatives for Fortune 1000 companies, to develop innovative solutions for healthcare payers, providers, and government agencies. The company played a critical role in building the nation’s first state health benefit exchange for Massachusetts Connector (RomneyCare). In 2008, Softheon was invited to design and implement the critical enrollment, premium billing, and CRM technology components of Massachusetts Health Connector Care. Softheon designed, developed, and set up the infrastructure, technology, tools, and services which resulted in a successful and efficient operation that exceeded Service Level Agreements set by the Health Connector.  
Category:United States company
Category:Technology companies
Category:Information technology companies
Software

Software is a collection of instructions and data that tells a computer how to perform its functions and functions properly. Unlike software, hardware is the foundation upon which a system is constructed and from which the real work is performed. In computing and software development, software refers to any information processed by computer systems, including programmes, libraries, and associated non-executable data, such as online documentation or digital media, as well as any information that is not executable. In order to function, software and hardware must work together; none can be utilised independently of the other.
A central processing unit (CPU) or a graphics processing unit (GPU) is usually used as the lowest level of programming, and executable code is made up of machine language instructions that are supported by an individual processor (GPU). Machine language is made up of groups of binary values that represent processor instructions that cause the state of the computer to shift from its previous state to the current one. In certain cases, an instruction may cause a change in the value stored in a specific storage place in the computer, which is not immediately visible to the user. An instruction may also initiate one of a variety of input or output activities, such as displaying text on a computer screen; producing state changes that should be apparent to the user; or creating a change in the environment. Unless the processor is told to "jump" to a different instruction or is stopped by the operating system, the instructions are executed in the sequence in which they are given. Computing has become a lot more concurrent activity than it was in the past since, as of 2015, the majority of personal computers, smartphone devices, and servers are equipped with processors that contain multiple execution units or multiple processors that execute computation concurrently.
Software developed in high-level programming languages constitutes the vast bulk of all software. Because they are more similar to normal languages than machine languages, they are simpler and more efficient for programmers to use than machine languages. Compilers and interpreters, as well as a mix of the two, are used to convert high-level languages into machine-language equivalents. As an alternative, software may be written in a low-level assembly language, which has a high degree of correspondence to the computer's machine language instructions and is converted into machine language by an assembler (or compiler).
Category:Software
Category:Computer science
Category:Mathematical and quantitative methods (economics)
Software-defined storage

Software-defined storage (SDS) is referred to as Computer data storage software for policy-based provisioning and control of data storage that is not reliant on the underlying hardware is in marketing terminology. Software-defined storage often involves some sort of storage virtualization, which allows the storage hardware to be separated from the software that runs it in order to improve efficiency. Policy management for features like as data deduplication, replication, thin provisioning, snapshots, and backup may be provided by the software that facilitates the implementation of a software-defined storage system.
Software-defined storage (SDS) hardware may or may not be equipped with its own abstraction, pooling, or automation software, depending on the manufacturer. A virtual or global file system, for example, may be suggested when built only as software and used exclusively in combination with commodity servers that have internal drives in their motherboards. Using sophisticated big storage arrays as a platform for software implies tools such as storage virtualization or storage resource management, which are categories of products that solve distinct and distinct challenges. The term "intelligent abstraction" refers to a situation in which the policy and management tasks integrate some sort of artificial intelligence to automate protection and recovery. It is possible to deploy software-defined storage using appliances connected to a standard storage area network (SAN), through network-attached storage (NAS), or through the use of object-based storage technologies. The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) launched a study on software-defined storage in March 2014, and it is still ongoing.
Category:Cloud storage
Category:Emerging technologies
Category:Information technology
Software as a service

When it comes to software licencing and delivery, software as a service (/ss/) is a paradigm in which software is licenced on a subscription basis and is hosted in a cloud environment. In addition to being referred to as "on-demand software," SaaS is also referred to as "Web-based/Web-hosted software."
Infrastructure as a service (IaaS) and platform as a service (PaaS) are both considered to be components of cloud computing, as are desktop as a service (DaaS), managed software as a service (MSaaS), mobile dbms as a service (MBaaS), datacenter as a service (DCaaS), integration infrastructure as a service (iPaaS), and information technology management as a service (ITmaaS).
Thin clients, such as a web browser, are often used to access SaaS applications by consumers. In many business applications, such as office software, messaging software, payroll processing software, database management software, management software, CAD software, and development software, gamification, virtualization, accounting, collaboration, customer relationship management (CRM), management information systems (MIS), enterprise resource planning (ERP), invoicing, field service management, human resource management (HRM), and talent acquisition, SaaS has become a standard delivery model.
Examples of SaaS products include software that is housed on Amazon Web Services infrastructure and the ability to provide customers access to the software located on your AWS infrastructure. Depending on your software, you may be in charge of managing client access, account creation, resource provisioning, and customer management.
Almost all business software firms have used SaaS as part of their overall strategy. According to Gartner, software as a service (SaaS) will continue to be the biggest market sector for public cloud services, with a projected value of $122.6 billion in 2022.
It is also more difficult to retain customers, which is a major issue for SaaS companies.
Category:As a service
Category:Cloud applications
Category:Software delivery methods
Category:Software distribution
Software development

Software development is the process of thinking of, defining, designing, programming, documenting, testing, and correcting any bugs that are discovered throughout the process of building and maintaining applications, frameworks, or other software components. Writing and maintaining the source code is a part of software development, but in a broader sense, software development encompasses all processes from the conception of the desired software all the way through the final manifestation of the software. These processes are typically carried out in a planned and structured manner. In addition, research, new development, prototyping, modification, reuse, re-engineering, maintenance, and any other activities that result in software products are included in the scope of software development.
There is not necessarily a single technique for the creation of information systems that is appropriate for use by all projects. Because of the many different technical, organisational, and project-related issues, each of the current techniques is most ideally suited to certain categories of projects.
There are several places where ideas for software applications might be found. These concepts may originate from market research, which may include the demographics of possible new consumers, current customers, sales prospects who rejected the product, other members of the internal software development team, a creative third party, or any combination of these sources. Ideas for new software products are typically first evaluated by marketing personnel to determine whether or not they are economically feasible, whether or not they are compatible with the distribution channels that are already in place, whether or not there may be potential effects on product lines that are already in place, whether or not there are required features, and whether or not they are compatible with the marketing goals of the company. During the phase of marketing assessment, the assumptions about cost and time are analysed and reviewed. Early on in the first phase, a choice is made on whether or not to continue working on the project based on the more in-depth information that was provided by the marketing and development employees.
Category:Software development
Category:Software project management
Category:Computer occupations
Category:Product development
Software engineering

In the field of software engineering, an engineering approach to the creation of software for systematics applications is used.
A software engineer is a person who designs, develops, maintains, tests, and evaluates computer software using the concepts of software engineering. They are also known as software developers. In addition to being used as a synonym, the word programmer may have meanings that are unrelated to technical education or abilities.
Engineering approaches are used to inform the software development process, which includes the design, implementation, evaluation, measurement, management, modification, and improvement of the software life cycle process itself. There is a significant amount of software configuration management, which is concerned with methodically regulating changes to the configuration and ensuring the integrity and traceability of the configuration and code throughout the life cycle of the system. Software versioning is often used in modern processes.
From the 1960s forward, software engineering was recognised as a distinct branch of engineering in its own right. Aside from that, the development of software engineering was considered as a difficult endeavour. For software programmers, it was difficult to keep up with the hardware, which resulted in a number of difficulties. Software that was over budget, overdue, needed lengthy debugging and maintenance, and failed to meet the expectations of users, or that was never finished, were among the issues identified. On November 1968, NATO convened the first Software Engineering Conference, where software-related topics were discussed, as well as rules and best practises for the creation of software.
Category:Software engineering
Category:Engineering disciplines