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whitepaper Java Sketchbook: Getting Started With Java Web Start2006-12-09 01:00:18 Sun Microsystems
  Java Web Start (JWS) is a technology that lets the user deploy a desktop Java application directly from a web page. It provides security, safety, and automatic updates when the user rolls out new versions. It will even give the program an icon on the desktop. In short, Java Web Start gives the user the power of a desktop app with the ease of deployment users expect from a web app.   
whitepaper Spyware Prevention: Effective Network Protection Through Defense in Depth2006-04-13 05:38:52 FaceTime Communications
  Spyware has rapidly become one of the most insidious and dangerous forms of malware. Organized crime is busy harnessing the power of exploitative code to extort and launder money, redirect funds, hold intellectual property up for ransom, and more. There's a very good chance active spyware is on your PC right now because, quite simply, traditional approaches to malware protection don't work for spyware. This white paper takes a long, hard look at what's really happening in the spyware underworld, brings together expert opinions on the impact spyware can and does have on corporate networks, and shows how FaceTime's multi-layered Enterprise Spyware Prevention Suite delivers the only viable solution.   
whitepaper AMD Commercial Stable Image Platform2005-12-01 01:00:02
  AMD's CSIP is designed to give commercial, government, and education customers a choice in stable image platform solutions. CSIP can offer a systematic and cost effective lifecycle management solution for desktop and notebook PCs. CSIP, combined with the AMD64 platform, was developed to help customers extend PC client lifecycles, and can offer significant value as the latest cutting-edge applications become mainstream. With CSIP, AMD is embracing extending the benefits of competition, choice and stable image solutions to their customers and industry partners.   
whitepaper HP Client Management Solutions Overview2005-09-15 03:00:04 Hewlett-Packard
  This paper provides an overview of HP Client Management Solutions for commercial desktop, notebook and workstation PCs. HP and Altiris have a unique alliance that extends beyond sales and marketing to include joint development and technology sharing that spans HP Client, Server, OpenView, and Services groups to provide best of breed solutions for HP partners and customers.   
whitepaper Hospital Safeguards Data, Enhances Information Access2005-08-01 Microsoft
  El Camino Hospital is a 395-bed community hospital based in California's Silicon Valley. Along with recognized programs in specialty areas such as cardiology and oncology, the hospital is known for using the latest in computer technology to serve its patients. To enhance the security of its client computers and provide better information access to roving staff, the hospital upgraded its client systems to Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2. The result is even tighter security for confidential patient information and improved access to data for employees, including a growing number of users with Windows-based Tablet PCs.

Tags: Windows XP, Tablets		   
whitepaper Timekeeping in VMware Virtual Machines2005-07-29 EMC
  Because virtual machines work by time-sharing host physical hardware, a virtual machine cannot exactly duplicate the timing behavior of a physical machine. VMware virtual machines use several techniques to minimize and conceal differences in timing behavior, but the differences can still sometimes cause timekeeping inaccuracies and other problems in guest software. This white paper describes how timekeeping hardware works in physical machines, how typical guest operating systems use this hardware to keep time, and how VMware products virtualize the hardware. The paper also describes several known timekeeping issues you may encounter and how to correct or work around them.   
whitepaper Windows XP Cookbook: System Properties, Startup, and Shutdown2005-07-29 O'Reilly Media
  Starting up and shutting down a PC should be easy. Press a button and it turns on; click a few buttons and it turns off. The same holds true for one's PC's system properties. There should be nothing complicated about doing things such as setting the system time or giving the computer a name. But in computing, as in life, things are not always simple. And so things can get difficult and complicated.

Tags: Windows XP		   
whitepaper Desktop to Notebook Migration2005-08-30 03:00:02
  With recent advances in mobile technology, notebook computers have become a viable option for not just field workers or travelers but also for the traditional office worker. With their high capability and low cost, notebooks have the potential to actually replace desktops in agencies across the country. Though the initial cost of a notebook is still greater than a comparable desktop, the resulting increase in productivity can make the switch worthwhile by helping generate a strong return on investment (ROI) and a low total cost of ownership (TCO).   
whitepaper ZDNet Make The Case: Business Case Template For Updating And Replacing Notebook PCs2005-06-01 ZDNet
  Regularly replacing notebook computer inventory is an important decision for all organizations. Increased computing power, operating system improvements and application software enhancements all work together to make employees more productive. However, these improvements must be balanced against the costs associated with refreshing notebook PC inventory. ZDNet's Make The Case: Business Case Template For Updating And Replacing Notebook PCs helps identify the business benefits, productivity advantages and cost savings that result from updating and replacing mobile PCs. The template also helps identify stakeholders needing to be involved in selecting, deploying and maintaining new systems and determine the business and ROI values of upgrading existing notebook PCs and purchasing new laptops..

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Tags: Workstations, Procurement - Purchasing, Laptops, ROI - TCO		   
whitepaper Desktop Security2005-09-23 03:00:03
  Today's employee computing environment offers access to powerful applications and downloads, which can introduce new security challenges for corporate IT. With the nature of the employee workplace becoming increasingly more interconnected and mobile, the frequency and cost of the resulting security intrusions can be high. Perimeter security and antivirus solutions cannot adequately protect against these threats. Websense provides innovative end-point security solutions that identify and block known and unknown threats automatically, and prevent unknown applications, such as spyware, keyloggers, peer-to-peer transmissions, and hacking tools, from launching.