Montreal, Canada (release-news) October 19, 2020 - Future Electronics, a global leading distributor of electronic components, offers customized supply chain solutions to serve its wide customer base and remove as much volatility as possible.

Future Electronics is uniquely positioned in the electronic components industry to offer a comprehensive range of services and solutions that develop powerful, customized programs tailored to specific supply chain needs and requirements.

In today's global economy, supply chains are becoming increasingly complex. To gain a competitive edge and become a market leader, a trusted and reliable supply chain partner is crucial.

Future Electronics provides the following:
- Continuity of Supply
- Seamless access to global inventory anywhere, anytime
- Flexibility to provide Customized Solutions
- Expertise to provide training & development, consultative services and engineering support

To find out more about Future Electronics' Supply Chain Solutions, please visit:

www.FutureElectronics.com/About-Future/Supply-Chain-Solutions.

About Future Electronics

Future Electronics is a global leader in electronics distribution, recognized for providing customers with global supply chain solutions, custom-tailored engineering services and a very extensive variety of electronic components. Founded by Robert G. Miller in 1968, Future Electronics believes its 5000 employees are its greatest asset, with 170 offices in 44 countries. Future Electronics is globally integrated, with a unified IT infrastructure that delivers real-time inventory availability and access to customers. With the highest level of service, the most advanced engineering capabilities, and the largest available-to-sell inventory in the world, Future's mission is always to Delight the Customer®. For more information, visit www.FutureElectronics.com.

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India October 14, 2020: Edureka, a leading global online platform for niche, trending technology skills reaffirmed its commitment to skilling and career development during the current pandemic, announcing a slew of new additional courses in cloud computing, cyber security and digital marketing, under its Advanced Executive Certification Programme. The programme is a first of its kind, providing online higher education for technology professionals, delivered in association with leading educational institutions including E&ICT Academy IIT Kanpur, E&ICT Academy NIT Rourkela, E&ICT Academy NIT Warangal, and IMT Ghaziabad. Edureka provides courses covering the most cutting-edge, current technologies under this programme and witnessed high interest when it had introduced courses in Big Data Engineering and AI & ML last year, to test the response from IT professionals.

Spread over an extensive period of nine months, unlike most other short-term online certification courses, and including over 450 hours of learning and a number of practical assignments, the advanced courses are designed to propel IT professionals towards growth in career and salaries, by enabling them to learn cutting-edge technologies in-depth. Over 200 thousand learners applied for the five courses launched under the programme so far and there has been an increase in demand by 115% within the 6 months that the programme has been launched. Edureka plans to introduce 4-5 more courses in trending technologies over the next 5 months and is in talks with some of the country’s best educational institutions to collaborate for the same.

Explaining the relevance of the programme, Vineet Chaturvedi, Co-founder & VP, Marketing, Edureka said, “While IT professionals look to upskill themselves with current and new technologies consistently through online certification courses, they prefer short term modules and certifications that they can quickly complete and add on to their profile. In the current pandemic, the significant shift that we have seen is the growing interest for ‘Deep Skilling’ and learning futuristic technologies in a more comprehensive manner, providing them the ability to specialise in these skills and leverage it to continue to grow their careers during these tough times. Our partnership with some of the best institutes to offer these courses and certifications, has given us the added edge in providing increased recognition and credibility for the courses.”

He further added, “We are in talks with institutes to announce 4-5 more courses under this programme over the next six months and this will position Edureka as the only online platform, providing advanced, deep skilling technology courses and certifications. The initial feedback from our students that they do see it as enabling growth in their careers at such a time, motivates us to expand and enhance this programme and we are excited.”

The courses are delivered online, enabling students to learn from top industry professionals and curriculum designed by university professors and gain quality education without having to step out of their homes. Currently available courses are:
• Advanced Certification in Cloud Computing with E&ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur
• Post Graduate Certification Program in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning with E&ICT Academy, NIT Warangal
• Advanced Executive Program in Cybersecurity with NIT Rourkela
• Advanced Executive Program in Big Data Engineering with NIT Rourkela
• PG Certification Program in Marketing with Specialization in Digital Marketing in association with IMT Ghaziabad
In addition to these courses, Edureka continues to offer courses in different in-demand technologies and platforms including DevOps, Cloud, Big Data, Data Science, Business Intelligence, and Block chain.

About Edureka:
Edureka is a global provider of live, instructor-led training in trending technologies. They offer short term courses supported by online resources, along with 24x7 lifetime support. Edureka has an unwavering commitment to help working professionals keep up with changing technologies. With an existing learner community in more than 100 countries, Edureka's vision is to make learning easy, interesting, affordable and accessible to millions of learners across the globe.

N R Doshi and Partners is a leading accounting firm with headquarters in Dubai and seven other offices in the UAE. Its basket of services includes audit and assurance, accounting, company incorporations, VAT consulting, outsourcing, and advisory services. Its rich experience of 34 years in various industries and services drives the growth of its client companies in UAE. With a cooperative approach, concrete business relationships, and a specialized talent pool, the company promises quality results for its clientele always.

With the expansion of businesses across geographies and in multiple products, the volume of work increases. Technology is the sure-shot solution to cater to increased business activity for any company. Even the onlineaccounting and bookkeeping services ensure extra assistance to clients to keep their financial data updated and in compliance with statutory laws and regulations. 

Small and medium businesses use online accounting services as they improve the efficiency of operations. The use of technology strengthens and streamlines the processes of keeping accounts, allowing businesses to focus on their core business. 

N R Doshi and Partners has introduced online accounting services for its clients. It provides all those services that it offers offline through the online route. Depending on the customer requirements, the company provides accounting-related services through various software programs such as Microsoft Dynamics, QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, Tally, and many more. 

Kinnari Doshi, the Managing Partner of N R Doshi and Partners, states, “The company’s accounting professionals have the knowledge of international accounting standards and experience of dealing with various industries. This enables us to deliver customized, cost-effective online accounting services to our clients to obtain a clear view of their current and projected financial position. “

The company provides effective online accounting services, including basic bookkeeping, cash flow, and forecasting, account reconciliation, and updating backlog accounts. The online bookkeeping services comprise maintaining bills, invoices, and receipts; reconciliation for multiple bank accounts; creating insightful and analytic reports from data; and budget preparation and forecasting. 

She adds further, “We ensure that your books of accounts are secured, updated, and compliant with statutory laws. By this automatic, real-time management of your accounts, we let you focus on growing your business and off-load the burden and stress of accounting from your head. Moreover, you can remain in contact with us through phone, emails, online chats, or text messages.”

One can find out more about N R Doshi’s online accounting services fromhttps://nrdoshi.ae/accounting-and-finance/

East Greenville, PA, USA, October 15, 2020 -- An American Life Bitters bottle made in Ohio circa 1865-1875 sold for $42,000, a Constitution Bitters bottle made in New York circa 1865-1875 brought $23,000, a St. Drake’s Plantation Bitters bottle patented in New York in 1862 fetched $14,000, and a pattern globular bottle made by Zanesville Glass Works in Ohio, circa 1815-1835, hit $7,500 in Premier Auction #143, which opened for bidding Sept 21 and closed Sept. 28 by Glass Works Auctions.

The online-only auction was headlined by two outstanding collections: the Paul and Mary Ballentine bitters bottle collection and the Don Spangler Midwestern bottles and glass collection. Of the 275 total lots in the auction, 140 found winning bidders. By the time it was all over, the sale grossed $354,600. All traffic was driven through the website, www.glswrk-auction.com.

“The Ballentines were pioneer collectors from Ohio who started collecting in the early 1960s,” said Jim Hagenbuch, the owner of Glass Works Auctions. “Paul passed away, but Mary retained the collection until her recent passing. Don Spangler is probably the last of the early collectors of early Ohio glass. At age 90 he reluctantly decided it was time to pass it on to other collectors.”

Following are highlights from the auction. All prices quoted include the buyer’s premium.

The American Life Bitters bottle (P.E. Iler, Mfg., Tiffin, Ohio) was from the Ballentine collection and was the top achiever of the auction. The 9 ¼ inch tall bottle (Ring/Ham, A-49) had a light to medium yellow color with an olive tone cabin, and featured a smooth base and applied tapered mouth. “This bottle was about perfect, save for a tiny spot of roughness on the tip of a lower log,” Hagenbuch said. “It’s rare in amber, but only a few exist in this yellow coloration.”

The Constitution Bitters bottle (Seward & Bentley, Buffalo, N.Y.), also from the Ballentine collection, was medium pink amethyst in color and was in perfect condition. The bottle (Ring/Ham, C-223), 9 ¼ inches tall, featured a smooth base and applied tapered collar mouth.

“Only two or three are known to exist in amethyst,” Hagenbuch said of the bottle, adding, “The others are so dark a strong light is needed just to see the color. That is not the case here. The color in this one explodes in normal lighting and is consistent throughout. Many bitters collectors had been waiting for this bottle. Some called it the ‘Holy Grail’ of the Ballantine collection.”

The St. Drake’s 1860 Plantation X Bitters bottle (Ring/Ham, D-105), just shy of 10 inches tall and manufactured in New York around 1862, boasted a medium moss green cabin, a smooth base and applied tapered collar mouth. A small chip off the inside edge of the lip and some light external staining on the front panel were its only flaws.

“The St. Drake’s bottle was recently 'picked' at the Elephant Trunk flea market in Connecticut – a favored venue of the Flea Market Flip reality TV show,” Hagenbuch said. “It’s possibly only the second known example in this unusual moss green color. In 1993 we auctioned the collection of Elmer Smith of Shelton, Washington. Lot 20 in that collection was at that time the only moss green Drake’s Plantation Bitters known and it sold for $10,000. This one brought $4,000 more.”

The pattern molded globular bottle made by the Zanesville Glass Works in Ohio was medium yellow olive in color and had a 24-rib pattern swirled to the right. The 8-inch-tall bottle (McK/Wil, color plate V), (Barrett, pg. 54), had a pontil scarred base and outward rolled lip.

“This classic Zanesville swirl was in a very rare and absolutely gorgeous color that remained constant throughout,” Hagenbuch said, “and the pattern remained bold even to the pontil. With the exception of a very few scratches, it was in pristine perfect condition.” The bottle came out of the Don Spangler collection and had been acquired from Jim Vitners in 1973, he added.

An H. P. Herb Wild Cherry Bitters bottle (circa 1885-1893, made in Reading, Pa.), in the motif of a cherry tree, changed hands for $9,000. The 10 ¼ inch tall bottle (Ring/Ham, H-93) had an olive yellow cabin, a smooth base and a tooled double collar mouth. “The bottle was quite rare in this pleasing coloration, and a very minor base flaw was non-offensive,” Hagenbuch pointed out. “How rare is the color? Only two have been sold at auction in the last 25-years, that’s how rare.”

A John Moffat (N.Y.) Phoenix Bitters bottle (“Price 1 Dollar”), made between 1835 and 1850 and with a medium emerald green coloration, finished at $8,000. The 5 ¾ inch bottle (Ring/Ham, M-113) had a pontil scarred base, an outward rolled lip and was in perfect condition. “This bottle was in an extremely rare pure green color that is not recorded in Bitters Bottles by Ring/Ham,” Hagenbuch said. It’s one of the best. No Moffat Bitters collection would be complete without it.”

A double font teakettle ink bottle (Mathews, M427U), made in America between 1875 and 1890, opaque milk glass with applied mother of pearl panes, each segmented by a thin amethyst colored band, changed hands for $3,250. The 2 ½ inch tall, 8-sided bottle had a smooth base and ground lips. Both fonts had the original fancy embossed brass neck rings and hinged lids.

“Double font teakettles are extremely rare, as few were ever made, and this one was near perfect,” Hagenbuch said. “The right font contained the traditional black ink while the left contained a red. This was evident by traces of each color being on the inside of the lips. We auctioned this teakettle in 2002 when we sold the Bob Mebane collection. At the time it was the only known example, and we believe it remains so today.”

Glass Works Auctions' next big sale is tentatively slated for later in the fall. Watch website for details: www.glswrk-auction.com.

About Glass Works Auctions:
Glass Works Auctions maintains offices in East Greenville, Pa., and a gallery in nearby Pennsburg. Both are located north and west of Philadelphia. The firm is always accepting quality bottles and related items for future sales. To inquire about consigning a single piece or an entire collection, you may call them at 215-679-5849; or, you can send an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. For more information, please visit www.glswrk-auction.com.

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