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Danish Manufacturer Teams Up With Dell to Offer Outstanding Home PC Solution to Employees 2008-02-06 Dell

Mekoprint is a Danish manufacturing company employing 470 people in five locations, including its headquarters close to Aalborg. Mekoprint wanted to offer its employees a solid home PC solution at a sensible price, with professional assistance and fast, efficient support. Mekoprint chose to offer its employees a solution that provides them with a level of service similar to the one the company receives for its in-house IT systems.

Tags: Laptops

Electronic Information Enhances Patient Care for Health Service 2008-02-06 Microsoft

Delivery of care by multi-disciplinary teams within the National Health Service (NHS) suffers from fragmented information and workflows. This can lead to duplication of patient records, unnecessary hospital stays, and a large volume of unplanned admissions. Working with partner D2i Solutions, Eastern and Coastal Kent Primary Care Trust (PCT) is running a pilot project to establish how technology can improve the planning and provision of care. It uses Microsoft Office Groove 2007 and interRAI Minimum Data Set (MDS) for Community Care electronic forms to supply electronic patient assessment forms, electronic care plans, and patient workspaces. Using this solution, the trust can increase the speed and accuracy of assessments and reduce fragmentation of information.

Tags: Collaboration Tools, Application Development

Dell Computers Help Brad Marshall Homes Increase the Mobility of Field Workers, Enhance Customer Service, and Accelerate Projects by an Estimated 20 Percent 2008-02-01 Dell

For custom home building company Brad Marshall Homes, providing outstanding customer service is the top priority. Brad Marshall Homes wanted to enhance customer service and increase the efficiency of the building process as well as decrease computer downtime by deploying new desktop computers for the office and new notebook computers for field workers. The company deployed Dell for its solution implementing Dell desktops to provide the dependability required in the office and Dell XPS and Dell Latitude ATG notebook computers in the field for their rugged reliability and integrated mobile technology.

Tags: Laptops

Dell Helps University Create a Superhuman Machine 2008-01-31 Dell

The existing system at the Computational Laboratory for Analysis, Modeling, and Visualization (CLAMV) at Jacobs University in Bremen lacked sufficient computing power to satisfy rising demands. For various departments within the university to conduct a series of computer-aided simulation and modeling solutions, it needed to improve its processing power. They needed to continue making the institution's computer-aided simulation and modeling solutions available to its users in specialist disciplines. CLAMV turned to Dell for its solution and implemented a new high-performance cluster. The system is driven by 320 processor cores at 2.9 teraflops.

Tags: Application Servers, Linux Server OS

Developed a Feature Rich Speed Controller Board for a Leading Air Conditioning Company That Would Equip the Client to Be First Mover in the Market 2008-01-26 MindTree Consulting

The client wanted to take to market the All Electric Air Conditioning System for large vehicles. The system would control evaporator fan speeds to ensure uniform temperature control and increase safety. MindTree leveraged its expertise in hardware design and development to develop a microcontroller based system with enhanced features that reduced the time to market for the final product. The new design reduced the product cost without compromising on safety and reliability.

This Might Be the Last Place You'd Expect to Find an Intel Processor 2008-01-01 Intel

Finding a processing platform that runs so efficiently has been challenging for developers like GD Canada. Proprietary technology can offer the performance and power efficiency needed, but such solutions are often vendor-specific, take a very long time to develop and deploy, and can be quite costly to maintain, let alone upgrade. Intel really attacked the thermal output and power consumption problem when they came out with the Intel Pentium M processor and associated chipsets. Shortly after Intel launched the Intel Pentium M processor, the U.S. Army announced the Future Combat System (FCS) program, a move to standardize the Army's entire vehicle computing infrastructure on a common product.

Tags: Processors

Danish Foreign Ministry Enhances IT Security and Efficiency With New Operating System 2008-01-01 Microsoft

Recent expansion by the Danish Foreign Ministry challenged its need to operate under secure conditions, while using often limited and inconsistent connections. The Ministry urgently needed to adopt new workstation operating systems that offered enhanced security features, communication potential for remote users, and centralized administration. The Ministry upgraded 2,100 workstations to Windows Vista Enterprise, which provides enhanced security, search, and remote access functions.

Tags: Security Management, Windows Vista

Architecture Firm Enhances Productivity, Simplifies IT Management With New Software 2008-01-01 Microsoft

A rapidly-growing design firm, Martelli Architects needs to use technology innovations to stay competitive. The company became an early adopter of the Windows Vista Business operating system to take advantage of better user efficiency and IT management. Now users are able to navigate their computers and the company network more quickly and connect from remote locations more easily, while taking advantage of a computing environment that offers optimized IT security.

Dell Simplifies In-Store IT for Waterford Wedgwood USA, Cutting Support Time by an Estimated 90 Percent 2008-01-01 Dell

Waterford Wedgwood is one of the world's prominent luxury lifestyle businesses, with brands that include Waterford Crystal, Wedgwood, Rosenthal, and Royal Doulton. A mixed fleet of Point-Of-Sale (POS) systems was time-consuming to maintain and needed to be replaced in time for the holiday shopping season. Dell POS stations, based on Dell OptiPlex 745 desktops with Intel Pentium D processors, were rolled out nationwide by Dell Services in six weeks. The new systems simplify maintenance and practically eliminate downtime.

Tags: Desktop Systems - PCs, Point of Sale Devices

James Madison University Pilots Dell-Based Data Collection Solution to Reach Prospective Students 2008-01-01 Dell

Nestled in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Harrisonburg, Virginia, James Madison University (JMU) upholds its mission to help students reach their full potential well beyond their college careers. The JMU admissions team wanted to strengthen communication with prospective students by shortening the time between speaking with high school students at recruiting events and sending follow-up information. The JMU admissions team created a solution using a Dell Latitude notebook computer with a peripheral bar code scanner to scan student driver's license information directly into a Microsoft Access database from recruiting locations.

Tags: Database Management, Laptops

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Title	Date Added	Company
Danish Manufacturer Teams Up With Dell to Offer Outstanding Home PC Solution to Employees	2008-02-06	Dell
Mekoprint is a Danish manufacturing company employing 470 people in five locations, including its headquarters close to Aalborg. Mekoprint wanted to offer its employees a solid home PC solution at a sensible price, with professional assistance and fast, efficient support. Mekoprint chose to offer its employees a solution that provides them with a level of service similar to the one the company receives for its in-house IT systems. Tags: Laptops
Electronic Information Enhances Patient Care for Health Service	2008-02-06	Microsoft
Delivery of care by multi-disciplinary teams within the National Health Service (NHS) suffers from fragmented information and workflows. This can lead to duplication of patient records, unnecessary hospital stays, and a large volume of unplanned admissions. Working with partner D2i Solutions, Eastern and Coastal Kent Primary Care Trust (PCT) is running a pilot project to establish how technology can improve the planning and provision of care. It uses Microsoft Office Groove 2007 and interRAI Minimum Data Set (MDS) for Community Care electronic forms to supply electronic patient assessment forms, electronic care plans, and patient workspaces. Using this solution, the trust can increase the speed and accuracy of assessments and reduce fragmentation of information. Tags: Collaboration Tools, Application Development
Dell Computers Help Brad Marshall Homes Increase the Mobility of Field Workers, Enhance Customer Service, and Accelerate Projects by an Estimated 20 Percent	2008-02-01	Dell
For custom home building company Brad Marshall Homes, providing outstanding customer service is the top priority. Brad Marshall Homes wanted to enhance customer service and increase the efficiency of the building process as well as decrease computer downtime by deploying new desktop computers for the office and new notebook computers for field workers. The company deployed Dell for its solution implementing Dell desktops to provide the dependability required in the office and Dell XPS and Dell Latitude ATG notebook computers in the field for their rugged reliability and integrated mobile technology. Tags: Laptops
Dell Helps University Create a Superhuman Machine	2008-01-31	Dell
The existing system at the Computational Laboratory for Analysis, Modeling, and Visualization (CLAMV) at Jacobs University in Bremen lacked sufficient computing power to satisfy rising demands. For various departments within the university to conduct a series of computer-aided simulation and modeling solutions, it needed to improve its processing power. They needed to continue making the institution's computer-aided simulation and modeling solutions available to its users in specialist disciplines. CLAMV turned to Dell for its solution and implemented a new high-performance cluster. The system is driven by 320 processor cores at 2.9 teraflops. Tags: Application Servers, Linux Server OS
Developed a Feature Rich Speed Controller Board for a Leading Air Conditioning Company That Would Equip the Client to Be First Mover in the Market	2008-01-26	MindTree Consulting
The client wanted to take to market the All Electric Air Conditioning System for large vehicles. The system would control evaporator fan speeds to ensure uniform temperature control and increase safety. MindTree leveraged its expertise in hardware design and development to develop a microcontroller based system with enhanced features that reduced the time to market for the final product. The new design reduced the product cost without compromising on safety and reliability.
This Might Be the Last Place You'd Expect to Find an Intel Processor	2008-01-01	Intel
Finding a processing platform that runs so efficiently has been challenging for developers like GD Canada. Proprietary technology can offer the performance and power efficiency needed, but such solutions are often vendor-specific, take a very long time to develop and deploy, and can be quite costly to maintain, let alone upgrade. Intel really attacked the thermal output and power consumption problem when they came out with the Intel Pentium M processor and associated chipsets. Shortly after Intel launched the Intel Pentium M processor, the U.S. Army announced the Future Combat System (FCS) program, a move to standardize the Army's entire vehicle computing infrastructure on a common product. Tags: Processors
Danish Foreign Ministry Enhances IT Security and Efficiency With New Operating System	2008-01-01	Microsoft
Recent expansion by the Danish Foreign Ministry challenged its need to operate under secure conditions, while using often limited and inconsistent connections. The Ministry urgently needed to adopt new workstation operating systems that offered enhanced security features, communication potential for remote users, and centralized administration. The Ministry upgraded 2,100 workstations to Windows Vista Enterprise, which provides enhanced security, search, and remote access functions. Tags: Security Management, Windows Vista
Architecture Firm Enhances Productivity, Simplifies IT Management With New Software	2008-01-01	Microsoft
A rapidly-growing design firm, Martelli Architects needs to use technology innovations to stay competitive. The company became an early adopter of the Windows Vista Business operating system to take advantage of better user efficiency and IT management. Now users are able to navigate their computers and the company network more quickly and connect from remote locations more easily, while taking advantage of a computing environment that offers optimized IT security.
Dell Simplifies In-Store IT for Waterford Wedgwood USA, Cutting Support Time by an Estimated 90 Percent	2008-01-01	Dell
Waterford Wedgwood is one of the world's prominent luxury lifestyle businesses, with brands that include Waterford Crystal, Wedgwood, Rosenthal, and Royal Doulton. A mixed fleet of Point-Of-Sale (POS) systems was time-consuming to maintain and needed to be replaced in time for the holiday shopping season. Dell POS stations, based on Dell OptiPlex 745 desktops with Intel Pentium D processors, were rolled out nationwide by Dell Services in six weeks. The new systems simplify maintenance and practically eliminate downtime. Tags: Desktop Systems - PCs, Point of Sale Devices
James Madison University Pilots Dell-Based Data Collection Solution to Reach Prospective Students	2008-01-01	Dell
Nestled in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley of Harrisonburg, Virginia, James Madison University (JMU) upholds its mission to help students reach their full potential well beyond their college careers. The JMU admissions team wanted to strengthen communication with prospective students by shortening the time between speaking with high school students at recruiting events and sending follow-up information. The JMU admissions team created a solution using a Dell Latitude notebook computer with a peripheral bar code scanner to scan student driver's license information directly into a Microsoft Access database from recruiting locations. Tags: Database Management, Laptops