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whitepaper Upgrading to Windows Vista2007-09-11 Pearson Education
  As Microsoft introduces new versions of its Windows operating system, many users around the world want to take advantage of the features included in the new version without purchasing new computers. Consequently, Microsoft has made available upgrade paths that enable users to upgrade older versions of Windows. By upgrading earlier versions of Windows to Windows Vista, one can retain registry settings and account information contained in the older operating system. Many users are attracted by the features available in higher editions of Vista, such as Vista Ultimate, but may have purchased a computer on which a lower edition of Vista such as Home Basic has been pre-installed.

Tags: Windows Vista		   
whitepaper Fully Auditable Migration of a Document Management System0000-00-00 EMC
  Boehringer Ingelheim is currently one of the most research-intensive companies in the world and employs 37,500 employees in 143 associated companies in Germany and abroad. For a long time a Documentum system based on EDMS98 had been in use at the US subsidiary as the central system for the management of submission dossiers, but this now needed to be shut down on 31/12/2005. The department concerned needed to go live by the first week of January 2006. During a first pilot migration in the USA, document structures and existing metainformation were transferred to a Documentum 5 system. Due to the migration-center's capability of transferring large data volumes to the target system on schedule, the department's requirements could be met on time.   
whitepaper Vista Makes Digital Audio Workstation Sing2007-09-06 Microsoft
  Cakewalk, a leader in music creation software for Windows, saw opportunities from supporting new features in Windows Vista. By supporting WaveRT drivers, Cakewalk was able to provide much lower audio latencies when running processor intensive projects with numerous tracks, effects, and virtual instruments. By supporting 64-bit Windows, Cakewalk was able to address more memory, allowing for very large sample banks in virtual instruments.   
whitepaper New Platform Gives Software Outsourcing Provider a Timely Commercial Edge0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Symphony Services is a leading provider of outsourced commercial software engineering services, headquartered in Palo Alto, California. Employing over 3,000 people worldwide, the majority of its software development is done in three India-based delivery locations. As a software provider, Symphony Services needs to use and be familiar with the latest technology to ensure ongoing software interoperability, and commercial advantage over its competitors. In 2006, the company partnered with Wipro Infotech to deploy Windows Vista and the 2007 Microsoft Office system to ensure its software engineers are familiar with the new operating system, and all future products released are Vista ready.   
whitepaper Asset Management Company Maximizes Competitive Advantage With Integrated IT0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Schroders is a global asset management company headquartered in London, offering a comprehensive range of financial products and services to serve the needs of its clients worldwide. United Kingdom-based asset management company Schroders needed a new platform to bring enhanced security, mobility and search to its operations in Singapore. It worked with Microsoft Gold Certified Partner HP Consulting to deploy Microsoft Windows Vista.

Tags: Asset Management, 		  
whitepaper Irish Students Gain Affordable Tools That Support Study, Life, and Play2007-09-01 Microsoft
  Students require affordable access to high-quality software and powerful computers to support on and off-campus activities. Microsoft worked with Intel and other industry partners to develop the Student Purchase Programme. This includes Microsoft Student Suite - an exclusive software package that gives students useful resources, and offers institutions a single image that can help reduce demands on IT support.   
whitepaper Ministry of Education Boosts Computer Literacy With Low-Cost Computer Campaign2007-09-01 Microsoft
  With very few students boasting adequate computer skills, the Ministry of Education wanted to boost IT use in homes in Turkey. Microsoft, Intel, and Turk Telekom launched the My First PC campaign. Around 75,000 families across the country invested in low-cost computers with Microsoft software and free ADSL Internet connections. As a result students receive enhanced learning opportunities at a lower cost. Parental control software delivers peace of mind. All parties work together to deliver a successful project Enhanced country-wide computer literacy.   
whitepaper Support WebCast: Configuring and Using Windows Mail in Windows Vista2007-08-31 Microsoft
  The presenter of this webcast will discuss how to configure Windows Mail in Windows Vista in a clean installation environment. The presenter will also talk about a Windows XP upgrade scenario.

Tags: Upgrades and Migration, Windows Vista		   
whitepaper Cincinnati School Fosters Creative Learning With Tablet PC in One-to-One Program0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Cincinnati Country Day School (CCDS) in Ohio has a long history of integrating technology into the classroom. In 1996, the school embraced the one-to-one computing pilot program sponsored by Microsoft and Toshiba, providing a mobile PC for each student's full-time use. And when the Tablet PC and Windows XP Tablet PC Edition operating system arrived in 2002, the school migrated to the Toshiba Tablet PC to take advantage of pen-enabled computing and ink-integration for the Microsoft Office system programs. Later, CCDS deployed DyKnow interactive instructional software and the school has plans to upgrade to the Windows Vista operating system. The Tablet PC has captured the imagination of students and teachers.

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whitepaper Sony Division Increases Market Share With Embedded Operating System0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Sony Semiconductors and Electronic Solutions (SES) became a leader in the machine-vision industry with its XCI-SX1 Smart Camera. Historically, the camera operated on a Linux-based platform. However, research showed that customers wanted a platform based on the industry-standard Windows environment. Working with Windows Embedded Partner FDS Research, SES created a platform running Windows XP Embedded in six months. After testing, the organisation released a version of the camera with the new platform in 2006. SES found programmers were more than 50 per cent more efficient using the Windows XP Embedded operating system. In addition, customers could deploy their software on the hardware more rapidly. With the launch of the platform, SES has increased market share in the machine-vision industry.

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