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Jeff Winnett, stepping in as the Vice President of Global Channel Sales, carries a history of success from his tenure as Vice President of North America Partner Sales at RingCentral and from previous roles at Honeywell and Vonage. Recognized for his exceptional skills in developing partner relationships and driving revenue growth, Jeff's proven leadership will bolster Fusion Connect's growth and partnership strategies.
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ATLANTA - April 28, 2023 - Fusion Connect, a leading global managed communications service provider (MCSP) and Microsoft Cloud solution provider, was named the winner of a Gold Stevie Award for the Marketing Team of the Year in the 21st annual American Business Awards.
More than 3,700 nominations from organizations of all sizes and in virtually every industry were submitted this year for consideration in a wide range of categories. Fusion Connect was nominated for its marketing automation, content marketing transformation, and business impact.
ATLANTA, Jan. 4, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Fusion Connect, a leading global managed communications service provider (MCSP) and Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) announced the retirement of Mario DeRiggi, Chief Revenue Officer. Mario has been an integral part of the company's journey, bringing unmatched expertise and dedication. His significant contributions have shaped Fusion Connect's trajectory, and his legacy of excellence and leadership will leave a lasting impact.
In a strategic move, Pieter Uittenbogaard will take on the role of EVP of Growth and Strategy. Pieter will manage Direct Sales, Channel Sales, Account Management, Solution Engineering, and Sales Operations, reporting directly to CEO Brian Crotty. He will continue to spearhead the company's ongoing Microsoft expansion and sales enablement strategy, a critical facet of the company's future growth plan.
To further its commitment to growth and partnership development, Fusion Connect is excited to welcome David Kula and Jeff Winnett to its global leadership team. David Kula joins as the Vice President, Head of Global Direct Sales, bringing over 20 years of sales leadership experience from roles at Sungard Availability Services and Microsoft. His expertise is expected to be a driving force in Fusion Connect's ambition to become Microsoft's leading Operator Connect partner in North America.
Jeff Winnett, stepping in as the Vice President, Head of Global Channel Sales, carries a history of success from his tenure as Vice President of North America Partner Sales at RingCentral and from previous roles at Honeywell and Vonage. Recognized for his exceptional skills in developing partner relationships and driving revenue growth, Jeff's proven leadership will bolster Fusion Connect's growth and partnership strategies.
"Mario has committed to work closely with me, Pieter, and the Fusion Connect leadership team to ensure seamless transition for our teams, partners, and customers," said Crotty. "With Pieter leading our go-forward strategy, and David and Jeff joining us, we are set to deepen our client and partner engagement. Their leadership is crucial to our strategy for 2024 and the years ahead."
About Fusion ConnectFusion Connect is a next-generation managed communications service provider (MCSP) and Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) enabling mid-market and enterprise businesses to connect people and applications globally. We tailor our highly available cloud communication and connectivity services to meet the unique needs of our clients. Our services are backed by the industry's most comprehensive service guarantee, which includes on-time installation and 100% availability for next-generation services. For more information, go to www.fusionconnect.com or call us at +1-888-301-1721.
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The adhesion morphology of a cell monolayer results in a mechanical force inside cells, between cells, or between cells and substrates. The mechanical force regulates the differentiation of stem cells, but its influence on cell fusion is seldom studied. The present study is focused on osteoclast precursors, RAW264.7 monocytes, which can fuse into multinucleated cells (MNCs) responsible for bone resorption. Cells were cultured on circular and ring-like patterned substrates. Then, cell fusion, cell-substrate traction force, and force-sensitive molecules in different regions were measured and analyzed. Results showed that MNCs mainly appeared in the interior of the ring-like pattern and the central zone of the circular pattern, where both cell-substrate traction force and in-plane maximal shear stress were smaller than that at the patterns' edge. The immunostaining results revealed that F-actin, vinculin, β-catenin, and E-cadherin were highly distributed at the edge of patterns. High seeding density of cells promoted mechanical force-dependent fusion. When calcium-dependent cell-cell connections were inhibited by E-cadherin antibody or low-calcium medium, the fusion into MNCs was greatly reduced. Thus, the morphology of cell monolayer decides the mechanical state of cell-substrate interaction and cell-cell connection, ultimately regulating the fusion of osteoclast precursors.
Hello,
I am trying to run a non-linear simulation of a box with a lid - the lid is held down to the box by a number of bolts.
I set the contacts between the lid and the box to Free(as they are free to move if not bolted down since the lid "rests" on the box with a skirt around, like a shoe box) and set bolts to it around the perimeter.
When I run the simulation with no preload to the bolts, and check Displacement results, the bolts remain stationary whilst the box and lid deform. I am suspecting that the bolts are not being simulated. Is this normal that the bolts do not move with the bodies during deformation, or not?
I suspected this was because I did not add preload. When I tried to add a preload to the bolts, I get an error "Maximum number of bisections permitted reached".
Am I doing something wrong? Unfortunately I am not at liberty to share the model.
Is there a tutorial/example of a simple box + lid + bolts I could follow, please?
Thank you
The bolts are just a graphics symbol, much like a force area is a graphics symbol. Neither the bolt nor force are shown on the displaced model. You should hide the bolts so that they do not cause confusion. (If I remember correctly, Fusion does not show the results in the bolts either, which are analyzed using beam elements. If they are shown, it would be a line along the centerline of the bolt.
In your second simulation with the bolt preload, you should change the contact from free to separation. (Actually, separation is the correct contact type for the first analysis, too. The lid and box can separate, but they cannot pass through each other. Free would allow them to pass through each other.)
Thank you for the reply!
Correct about the body parts moving together as if they are bolted - I thought that it might be just a bad representation however I wanted to be sure that that was the case, and not a bad set-up.
With regards to using Separation, when I tried using it the first time(without preload), I was getting an error(forgot exactly what it was), which is what led me to using Free in the first place. Tomorrow I will try to run the sim again with Separation set again and will try with and without preload and let you know. We are yet to determine what preload, if any, to use that is why I want to keep it nil for now
Thank you once again!
Daniel