It’s just a few days past Groundhog Day, and it’s not hard to anticipate spring time. As we do so here at Syntricity, we look forward to celebrating our 15 th anniversary [or birthday or whatever you’d like to call the event that commemorates the start of our company].   While everyone has their head in “The Cloud” now, 15 years ago the idea that a company would process and warehouse...
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  SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, October 24, 2011 – As companies become increasingly aware of the benefits of the Cloud, Syntricity’s customers continue to realize the benefits of a Cloud-based yield management system.  dataConductor.com, a private cloud, provides a comprehensive, scalable, and reliable enterprise yield management system for semiconductor companies, with automated connections...
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SAN DIEGO, Calif., October 10, 2011 — Syntricity, the pioneer in Web-based, enterprise yield management for the semiconductor industry, announced today that it has been selected as a finalist in the Software – SaaS/Cloud category for the upcoming 18 th Annual TechAmerica High Tech Awards. As the leading voice representing the U.S. technology industry, TechAmerica takes pride in recognizing...
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Enhanced Analysis Capabilities Combine with Simplified Work Flows to Drive Solutions   SAN DIEGO, June 29, 2011 – Syntricity Inc. announced the release of dataConductor®7.0, the latest version of its enterprise yield management software. dataConductor 7.0 enables customers to manage large datasets, quickly identify and address unusual results, and share their results as well as...
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We don’t always have the luxury of measuring an entire population, so we take samples. For good or for bad, there is plenty of advice when it comes to sampling. Sir R. A. Fisher said that if all the elements in your population are identical, you need only a sample size of one. John Tukey noted that in general you never improve your estimate of variability more than when you go from a sample...
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