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whitepaper Central Utah Clinic Saves Big With HP Technology0000-00-00 Hewlett-Packard (HP)
  In just few years, Central Utah Clinic has grown from serving 200,000 patients a year to more than 330,000. The Provo-based physicians group has 13 clinic offices located across central Utah, and employs almost 90 physicians, up from 59 less than 24 months ago. This fast-growing health clinic turned to its IT staff to help accommodate growth and contain costs. Working with a pair of HP partners, Central Utah Clinic's IT managers opted for a comprehensive HP-driven solution, including servers, storage products, LaserJet printers, desktop PCs, notebook PCs and Tablet PCs.

Tags: Laptops, Tablets		   
whitepaper Colombian University Students Prepare for Global Economy With HP Mobile Computing Grantneeds0000-00-00 Hewlett-Packard (HP)
  When universities cultivate reputations for excellence, they naturally place a high value on technology. That is certainly the case with The School of Management, Finances, and Technology (EAFIT University) in Medellin, Colombia, which has made technology a cornerstone of its academic strategy. EAFIT University is one of the only colleges in Colombia, for example, that provides Internet connectivity to all of its professors. The university wanted to prepare its engineering students in Colombia to function in a technology-oriented, global economy. A HP Technology for Teaching Grant designed to help educators in math, science, computer science, and engineering enabled EAFIT University to equip its computer lab with a mobile research lab, and to create two mobile classrooms.

Tags: Windows CE, Tablets, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper HP Provides an Edge With Hispanic Home Buyers0000-00-00 Hewlett-Packard
  San Diego-area real estate specialist wanted new ways to convince prospects that his firm was progressive, forward-thinking and equipped with the latest technology. Agent chose HP software and hardware, including a HP Compaq Business Notebook PC, HP Compaq Tablet PC and Officejet All-in-One, for creating and printing brochures and other marketing collateral materials that are easy to use and highly effective.

Tags: Tablets		   
whitepaper An IT Infrastructure Based on Dell Platforms Keeps the Kenton County School District at the Head of the Class2006-12-01 Dell
  The Kenton County School District in Kentucky is an award-winning district at the forefront of educational IT. To comply with federal regulations and improve administrative and teacher access to student records, the district needed to revamp its data warehouse strategy. Kenton County School District standardized on dual-core Intel Xeon processor - based Dell PowerEdge servers running the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating system and AssessMart data warehousing software; deploy 3,500 Dell OptiPlex desktops and 500 Dell Latitude notebooks.

Tags: Windows NT - 2000 - 2003, Laptops		   
whitepaper Dell Helps Solaris Health Systems Delivery Quality Healthcare With Complete Technology Solutions2006-11-29 Dell
  To help provide safe, high quality patient care, Solaris Health System needs technology hardware, software and services that work together as a seamless, complete solution. As a solution Solaris uses Dell desktops, notebooks and handheld devices to give employees 24/7 access to crucial patient data. Dell standards-based servers support a wide range of healthcare applications, including McKesson Horizon Clinicals. Dell, McKesson and Intel worked together to help ensure every aspect of the solution is compatible. As a result Solaris Health System can rely on a seamless solution provided by a group of partners rather than an assortment of various technology components. Solaris has the efficient, cost-effective resources it needs to provide high-quality patient care without sacrificing its budget.

Tags: Desktop Systems - PCs, Laptops		   
whitepaper Pocket PCs Help UN Survey Food Needs in Zimbabwe Faster and With Greater Accuracy0000-00-00 Microsoft
  The World Food Programme (WFP) is fighting the worst food crisis in Southern Africa since 1992, when a devastating drought hit the region. In Zimbabwe, WFP's survey team, including many locally-recruited staff, used a Pocket PC-based solution to collect and store their assessment data. The Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) collected and managed the community and household data using a custom-designed Microsoft Survey Application (MSA). In total, thirty-five Pocket PCs were deployed. Working together, Microsoft and WFP developed the MSA form and database.

Tags: Windows CE, Database Applications		   
whitepaper Family Medical Practice Goes Paperless With Integrated Microsoft Solution0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Dr. Sumathy Pathy, having just completed her final year of residency, wanted to build a paperless medical practice that would take advantage of recent technological innovations, enabling her to be more efficient and spend more time with patients. Dr. Pathy needed a solution that would minimize her expenses and help her work efficiently with a small staff. After evaluating several options, she deployed a mobile computing solution with Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2003 as its foundation. Wireless devices - including a laptop computer, a Tablet PC, and a Samsung i700 Pocket PC Phone Edition - also play a key role in the solution.

Tags: Tablets, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Centrica Deploys Innovative Mobility Solution to Executives and Boosts Productivity by 90 Minutes Per User, Per Day0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Senior employees at international energy supply group Centrica travel extensively throughout the world. But the company needed a new technology infrastructure so that these staff could work more efficiently. Centrica decided to upgrade its IT systems to support the rollout of Microsoft Windows Mobile technology. It also equipped executives and senior staff with Microsoft Windows Mobile-based Pocket PCs, Microsoft Windows Mobile-based Smartphones, and Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition devices.

Tags: Tablets, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Snack Maker Expects to Cut Inventory Shrinkage Up to 75 Percent0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Denmark's KiMs, one of Europe's leading snack-food providers, needed a better way for its sales and delivery people to take orders and get the order information into the corporate system. Its better way is the Mobile Sales Assistant, a mobile order-entry solution based on a range of new-generation Microsoft technology, including the Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 development system and Microsoft SQL Server 2005. The solution is expected to reduce inventory loss by 75 percent, boost administrative productivity by 20 percent, and cut delivery costs by 15 percent. In addition, the 50 percent cut in development time and budget enabled by the Microsoft .NET connection software made it possible for KiMs to extend the solution to support both Pocket PCs and Tablet PCs.

Tags: Tablets, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Electronic Medical Records Help Physicians and Boost Revenues While Saving Millions0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Physicians need all the information they can get when treating a patient, but too often, life-saving data is trapped in disparate systems that can't be accessed easily. A development team at Washington Hospital Center created a solution that could revolutionize the way medical information is captured, stored, and made available. The Azyxxi solution transforms patient care by bringing together all types of patient data from hundreds of data sources across the enterprise and making the data instantly available at the point of care across a range of devices - including wireless delivery to the Tablet PC and Pocket PC - using security features built into Microsoft Windows to keep patient information secure.

Tags: Tablets, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   


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