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Software Developer Creates an Affordable, Flexible Lab Information Management System | 2008-04-01 | Microsoft |
| Sciformatix wanted to make it easier and more cost-effective for scientists and other laboratory workers to manage information and processes, so the company is developing a new laboratory information management system known as SciLIMS. To do so, Sciformatix used Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 and a software-plus-services delivery model, which will result in a full-featured, subscription-based solution that users can access through rich-client, browser-based, and mobile interfaces. Sciformatix is bringing its solution to market at least 15 percent faster than it could have with other development tools and has reduced development costs by 25 percent or more.
Tags: Programming Languages, Application Development |
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BEA AquaLogic Pathways 1.5: Extend Knowledge Discovery Everywhere | 2008-04-01 | BEA Systems |
| BEA AquaLogic Pathways is a knowledge and expertise discovery system that provides personal and collaborative management of enterprise content. It is used to discover and classify information stored in any corporate repository-from Documentum to Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint to Lotus Notes or Windows file systems. AquaLogic Pathways helps users discover information and expertise based on how information is actually used. Put simply, the system combines search, content tagging, bookmarking, and activity analytics, delivering a better way to discover information and experts.
Tags: Collaboration Tools |
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Melbourne Health and BioGrid Australia Turn to New Database to Host Medical Images | 2008-04-01 | Oracle |
| BioGrid Australia recently made available a set of historical Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) images from the past 15 years which had only been available on archival tapes, to help researchers understand how to treat epilepsy. However, the organization had no database or associated infrastructure that could cope with the specific image types or privacy requirements of the new service. After evaluating several solutions, BioGrid Australia selected Oracle Database 11g to host and manage data used by the service. Oracle Database 11g's ability to natively process the industry-standard Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM) image type and metadata played a critical role in BioGrid Australia's final decision.
Tags: Database Applications |
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TSM on System i: Information and Considerations | 2008-03-28 | IBM |
| This paper helps customers to understand the Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) products on the System i platform and understand why the TSM Client solution is often not the best choice for System i backups. The TSM product has multiple components. The two key ones are the TSM Client that gathers data from distributed systems and the TSM Server that catches the data from the clients and saves it.
Tags: Storage Management |
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Wellness Product Company Switches From Linux to Windows Server to Support Growth | 2008-03-25 | Microsoft Tips |
| Zone Labs, known for its Evidence Based Wellness products, had an unsupported IT mix of Linux, Apache, Tomcat, JBoss, and Java 2 Enterprise Edition, with financial data in QuickBooks. With no automated inventory control, no disaster recovery mechanism, and only limited security capabilities, the environment was unable to support significant business growth. To prepare for continued growth, the company switched to Microsoft software, including Windows Server 2003, Exchange Server 2003, SQL Server 2005, and Microsoft Dynamics GP. Today, Zone Labs has an integrated IT environment that helps improve business processes and employee productivity. The move to the Windows-based environment has helped make the company's IT systems more manageable, reliable, and secure, and has improved its ability to find the necessary skilled resources, applications, and vendor support.
Tags: Linux - Open Source, Windows NT - 2000 - 2003 |
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Data De-Duplication: Windows Disk-Based Backup - That Won't Break the Bank | 2008-03-25 | Symantec |
| The challenge that many Windows-based companies face today is the amount of data they need to backup and protect is growing exponentially, some at a rate of 40-50% per year. Backing up such critical applications as Exchange and SQL can generate tremendous amounts of data. If the IT productivity is being impacted by growing backup windows, slow recovery times, storage limitations, backup reliability issues, or if people are concerned about justifying the costs of moving to disk-based backup, then this webcast is useful to know why data de-duplication is one today's fastest growing backup technologies. This webcast discusses the key benefits of using Symantec Backup Exec and the data de-duplication capabilities of disk-based backup technologies from ExaGrid Systems.
Tags: Storage Management, Data Recovery - Security |
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What's New in SAS Web Report Studio 4.2 | 2008-03-24 | SAS Institute |
| Web Report Studio is a web-based reporting tool with many capabilities added over the course of three major releases. The upcoming release adds many new features driven by requests from users. This paper organizes the key capabilities in Web Report Studio 4.2 into categories. Virtually all features affect the user interface, and the first section describes key UI enhancements that are designed to improve the user experience. New prompting makes reporting more flexible for consumers and can minimize the number of reports needed. OLAP cubes enable fast navigation of the data, and enhancements will get the specific rollups one need. Visualization helps one understand report information quickly, and Web Report Studio 4.2 includes a number of graph enhancements, such as annotated reference lines.
Tags: Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing, Web Reporting |
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Controlling OLAP Applications End to End | 2008-03-24 | SAS Institute |
| In SAS 9.2, there are several new features that help administrators to secure and control the use of OLAP Cubes in a reporting environment. This paper highlights the following new and existing features: ability to include or exclude members from aggregated values (parent values), member Level Security user interface, subsetting report data using Information Map Filters and roles controlling report functionality.
Tags: Database Management, Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing |
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What's New in SAS OLAP Cube Studio 4.2 | 2008-03-24 | SAS Institute |
| With the release of SAS 9.2, new functionality and enhancements have been added to SAS OLAP Cube Studio 4.2. New features include the ability to: update a cube (incremental update), view an input data set within SAS OLAP Cube Studio, view a cube to validate the build process, set cube security in SAS OLAP Cube Studio including a UI for member level security and automatically generate suggested time hierarchies based on a single date column. This paper will highlight and demonstrate the new functionality and the benefits that the user will have with SAS OLAP Cube Studio 4.2.
Tags: Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing |
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Introduction to the Graph Template Language | 2008-03-24 | SAS Institute |
| In SAS 9.2, the SAS/GRAPH Graph Template Language (GTL) goes production. This system is used by many SAS analytical procedures to create the automatic graphical output within the Output Delivery System (ODS). Now, one can access this same system to create one s own custom graphs or to customize the graphs created by the SAS analytical procedures. This paper helps one understand the basics of GTL, and how one can leverage its features to customize the graphs.
Tags: Graphics Applications, Data Visualization |