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whitepaper Hotel Improves Guest Experience and Revenue Through Innovative Use of Technology2008-04-01 Microsoft Tips
  Located in downtown Philadelphia, Sheraton University City Hotel is in the midst of a major university and business center served by several hotels. To stay competitive, the hotel continuously improves the amenities that it offers its customers. The hotel wanted to provide more than just Internet service; it wanted to deliver in-room desktop resources and more entertainment options. To improve customer satisfaction, Sheraton implemented a solution from SuiteLinq that uses Microsoft technology and integrates productivity software with entertainment and communication capabilities. The hotel has since improved its scores in customer satisfaction surveys, raised its average daily room rate and repeat customer business, and increased revenue. Sheraton now has more opportunities to interact with customers, and integration with new Microsoft technologies will further enhance the guest experience.

Tags: Application Development		   
whitepaper Deutsche Leasing Group Increases Its Annual New Business by 12 Percent0000-00-00 Oracle
  Deutsche Leasing Group offers solutions revolving around national and international investments. The challenge was to reorganize the business to focus on the customer and integrate customer information throughout the enterprise. The company enabled 2001 Migration from the 1997 database marketing Client Server System to Siebel Sales 2000 - Thin Client and 2006 Migration to Siebel Sales 7 - Multi-Channel Web Solution. The group achieved high CRM efficiency by involving employees in workshops and usage of other communications instruments.

Tags: CRM Software, Database Marketing		   
whitepaper Reliable Technology and Low TCO at Hudson Park2007-02-09 15:38:36 Hewlett-Packard
  Increasingly, ICT is occupying a central role in education. The school had frequent problems in the past with unreliable technology. As use of IT increased, so the need to solve these problems became more urgent. The first steps towards a solution were taken when Hudson Park, acting on the recommendation of another local school, purchased its first HP ProLiant server. The reliability of this product impressed the school so much that over the following six years, it replaced its existing servers, desktop systems, laptops, printers, scanners and projectors with HP products. All three Labs have thin clients using HP Servers. Hudson Park started to use Web JetAdmin to manage its printers centrally, and it also plans to implement HP OpenView.   
whitepaper Dexia Bank Invests in HP BladeSystem and Thin Client Technologies to Build "Branch of Tomorrow"2007-02-13 17:25:33 Hewlett-Packard
  Dexia Bank's old system was not meeting business needs. Each branch bank had one Dell server, along with PCs on desktops. Because the primary applications were running under UNIX on IBM computers in the data center, the "Heavy" branch office servers were underutilized. At the same time, operating and supporting them was complex and costly. With the Branch of Tomorrow project, Dexia consolidated its legacy client/server architecture into a centralized architecture based on 300 HP BladeSystem servers in the bank's data center and 6000 HP Thin Clients in its branches. The solution also incorporates Citrix MetaFrame Presentation Server software 3.0, which provides local and remote users with secure access to virtualized client/server applications from any location, device, or connection.   
whitepaper Charter School Students Learning With HP Thin Clients2007-02-13 17:25:33 Hewlett-Packard
  National Heritage Academies in Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, North Carolina and New York needed to deploy a flexible, scalable computing platform that minimized IT support and service and centralized control over systems and applications, while maintaining acceptable performance levels. NHA purchased over 3,000 HP t5720 Thin Clients, with ongoing plans to purchase 150 additional units for each school as it is opened.   
whitepaper Thin-Client Branch Connectivity Solution for PBDAC2006-12-13 01:00:24 Hewlett-Packard
  The Principal Bank for Development and Agriculture Credit (PBDAC) is one of Egypt's largest public sector banks, with a branch in almost every town and village in the country. To improve the overall efficiency of the business, PBDAC decided to automate its operations and connect its 1,018 village branches to the main branch network in such a way that financial information could be shared and updated in real time. It opted for a thin client solution based on HP technology. The HP Compaq Thin Client was superior to competitive products from a technical perspective. It was also a proven solution offering excellent price/performance.   
whitepaper Envisioning the Future Topologies of Network Computing2004-11-11 03:00:01
  Dr. Aaron Striegel, assistant professor of the University of Notre Dame's Computer Science and Engineering Department, uses a Grid Infrastructure from Sun Microsystems to research the characteristics of new computer network topologies and protocols. The challenge was to create a scalable Grid Computing infrastructure with the flexibility, availability, and capacity to handle abrupt increases in computational requirements and increase. Working with Sun, Striegel was able to utilize the Sun Infrastructure Solution for Grid Computing to provide for his group's current and future resource demands. Sun's Grid Infrastructure, managed by Grid Engine open source, gives the Striegel group a powerful computing solution.   
whitepaper Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command (SPAWAR): Favoring Flexability in Facing a Security Challenge2005-07-12 03:00:02 Sun Microsystems
  SPAWAR's mission is to design and implement C4I systems, including FORCEnet, which are increasingly joint-use and interoperable. U.S. Naval forces, both ashore and afloat, had traditionally relied on legacy distributed systems. The problem is, these systems have inherent drawbacks: they encourage the formation of silos of information; they're not secure and subject to attack from viruses, worms, and internal and external hackers; their redundant telephony and data networks are expensive; and they're difficult to integrate and costly and complex to upgrade. Clearly, SPAWAR needed to head in another direction. In 2000, the Navy did a limited deployment of 54 Sun Ray ultra-thin clients aboard the USS Coronado, a support ship based out of San Diego.   
whitepaper Compaq Computer Corporation Used Windows XP Embedded to Build a Thin Client Solution With Advanced Security2005-08-09 03:00:02
  Compaq Computer Corporation provides thin client computing solutions that meet the demands for Fortune 1,000 companies and other organizations with sizable networks focused on transaction-based applications. Compaq sought to develop a thin client solution that offered an advanced user interface, booted directly to a Web browser, and had no moving parts. Moreover, it required an operating system with the capability to serve a network of up to 25,000 users. After investigating the Linux operating system and realizing that it fell short, Compaq selected Microsoft Windows XP Embedded in order to achieve its goal.   
whitepaper Japanese Systems Integrator Builds Business With Uniface2005-09-20 03:00:07 Compuware
  NTT Data Business Brains offers software system development and consulting, product development, website design and operations to a range of corporate customers in Japan. Its vision of providing top-quality software solutions led it to adopt Compuware Uniface for a major portion of its development work. The Java Thin-client interface for Uniface, Uniface JTi, allows customers to bring client-server applications to the web without rewriting code. It significantly reduces time to market and development costs and simplifies the administration and management of business-critical Uniface applications because there is no software distribution to individual clients.   

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