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whitepaper Case study: Banca Popolare di Milano2006-08-29 13:52:30 IBM
  This Italian bank set out to offer better customer service--and started by transforming its IT. IBM helped it break down the walls separating different customer-service channels, to give the company a single view of its clientele. The result was improved service, enhanced cross-selling opportunities and faster time to market.   
whitepaper Developing Reports Using SQL Server Reporting Services - Part II – Level 200 20040619200059 Microsoft
  Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services provides an enterprise-ready information delivery platform for building, managing, and delivering data from operational and business intelligence systems. Reports can include data from a variety of Microsoft and 3rd party data sources and can be displayed in a variety of formats including freeform, tabular, cross tabs, and charts. In this two-part webcast series, "Developing Reports using SQL Server Reporting Services", Geoff Snowman will go beyond the basics of Reporting Services to focus on the details of report design. In this final webcast, he will demonstrate the graphics capabilities in Reporting Services; creating reports that use charts; select from the variety of chart options; and creating reports that use the Reporting Services sub-reports feature.   
whitepaper Storage Networking: Back to Basics20040302121607 Computerworld
  Rarely has there been a more confusing topic than storage networking. I get confused and this is what I do for a living, so I can only imagine the mind-numbing blather that the poor end-users — who have real jobs — have to deal with. This paper will help make sense of it all by explaining some complex storage concepts in layman’s terms, including definitions of storage-area networks (SAN) vs. network attached storage (NAS), IP storage, virtualization, storage management and more.   
whitepaper SAS With Style: Creating Your Own ODS Style Template for RTF Output2005-12-01 01:00:02 SAS Institute
  Once you've started using the Output Delivery System, you'll quickly discover that your taste in output design probably doesn't coincide with the built in ODS styles shipped with SAS software. While you can edit your RTF output in Word to improve its appearance, a better approach is to create your own style template. This paper will take you step by step through the process of creating a custom style for your RTF output. You'll learn how to make minor modifications, and how to give your output a complete makeover.   
whitepaper Accessing Oracle Spatial Data with Autodesk Map 3D2005-12-20 17:31:26
  Many organizations such as utilities, telecommunication providers, and government agencies depend on geospatial data that is stored in an Oracle database. Autodesk Map 3D enables organizations to expand access to spatial data by letting other groups such as the engineering staff obtain data that was once available only to GIS professionals. Map 3D reduces bottlenecks and data management costs with powerful CAD tools that are familiar to many users in an organization.

Learn how organizations can use Autodesk Map 3D to edit, manage, share and save data in an Oracle Spatial database environment with this free white paper, "Autodesk Map 3D 2006 and Oracle Spatial Basics." 		  
whitepaper A SOM Based Approach for Visualization of GSM Network Performance Data2005-11-16 01:00:03
  In this paper, a neural network based approach to visualize performance data of a GSM network is presented. The proposed approach consists of several steps. First, a suitable proportion of measurement data is selected. Then, the selected set of multi-dimensional data is projected into two-dimensional space for visualization purposes with a neural network algorithm called Self-Organizing Map (SOM). Then, the data is clustered and additional visualizations for each data cluster are provided in order to infer the presence of various failure types, their sources and times of occurrence.   
whitepaper Snowboarding in New York State: A GIS Case Study2006-01-12 01:01:41
  This case study provides a realistic scenario to introduce and reinforce concepts presented in introductory level geography courses, particularly in cartography and in human, physical, or environmental geography. The case study describes a scenario in which a land developer is looking to purchase an existing New York State ski area and convert it into a resort that caters to snowboarders. Students play the role of consultants hired to conduct an analysis of eight existing resorts and determine the most suitable site for investment. The analysis is based upon an assortment of spatial variables such as a population, income, education, transportation networks, and annual snowfall.   
whitepaper Internet GIS Enhances Tracking of Outdoor Activities2006-01-12 01:01:41
  Sportsim, located in Norway, takes pride in bringing athletes the training information they need more efficiently. The founder of Sportsim wanted to provide a Web-based software application with graphically simulated performance information to people who enjoy outdoor sports activities. Sportsim needed to find a solution that would work anywhere in the world over the Internet for athletes to analyze their workout data. Sportsim contacted ESRI and chose ArcWeb Services to build its application.   
whitepaper Mobile GIS Speeds Disaster Relief2006-01-12 01:01:41
  Natural disasters pose serious risk not only at initial impact but also in their aftermath. Outbreaks of disease and damage to infrastructure can quickly affect public health and the local economy. Armed with experience responding to disasters and knowledge of Geographic Information System (GIS) technology, the North Carolina Division of Public Health developed a mobile GIS application that improved its ability to collect information and mobilize aid following natural disasters.   
whitepaper Internet Mapping for Outdoor Enthusiasts2006-01-12 01:01:41
  MotionBased Technologies is located in Sausalito, California, a playground for endurance and outdoor sports enthusiasts. MotionBased needed a cost-effective way to incorporate maps and data into its innovative Internet application. MotionBased looked at several vendors before choosing ESRI's ArcWeb Services to include Geographic Information System (GIS) content and capabilities in its Internet application. MotionBased.com is now an online subscription service for people using GPS to track time, distance, and speed in their outdoor activities.