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whitepaper New College Durham Attracts New Students With Robust IT Infrastructure Delivered With the Help of Dell Professional Services0000-00-00 Dell
  When New College Durham received funding from the Learning Skills Council (LSC), it began work on a modernised education facility in March 2003. As part of the project, the college decided to upgrade its server, desktop and storage hardware so that staff and learners could work with advanced technology in a more inspiring environment. The college chose leading services provider Dell Professional Services to implement and sup-port new hardware including a Dell | EMC CX500 Storage Area Network (SAN), Dell PowerEdge servers, 500 Dell OptiPlex desktops, and 40 Dell Latitude notebooks. The new technology has replaced the college's outdated legacy PC and server systems, providing it with state-of-the-art technology with which to attract students and support future growth.

Tags: Laptops, SANs		   
whitepaper Gates Corporation Replaces BlackBerry With Good Mobile Messaging to Support Company-Wide Productivity Initiative2006-07-05 Motorola
  Gates Corporation wanted to improve worker productivity, increase the efficiency and effectiveness of Gates' Worldwide IT Group and provide a significant return on investment for the company. The challenge was to provide the functionality, manageability and security required to replace BlackBerry. Gates Corporation deployed Good Mobile Messaging running on the 2125 SmartPhone, 8125 PDA and Treo 650 with voice and data service from Cingular. These integrated devices give Gates' employees real-time synchronized access to e-mail, calendars and contacts along with phone and PDA capabilities. This improved worker productivity, increased efficiency and effectiveness of the Global IT Group and a significant return on investment for the Gates Corporation.

Tags: PDA, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Tablet PCs 'Next Logical Step' in Pickering Education0000-00-00 Hewlett-Packard (HP)
  Pickering College is one of Canada's distinguished independent schools for grades JK through 12. Use of PCs became so extensive in Pickering College that teachers had difficulty scheduling computer time for their classes. In an independent school with high expectations from parents, teachers and students, "Ddoing without" wasn't an option. The next logical step for Pickering College was implementing traditional laptop computers for their grade 9-12 students. On the way to the next logical step, however, Pickering's technology committee was introduced to tablet PCs. That changed everything. With HP Tablet PCs, users enjoy a combination of a powerful notebook computer and - with a simple twist and click - a lightweight, highly mobile tablet that can be written and drawn on with a digital pen.

Tags: Laptops, Tablets, 		  
whitepaper Constructing a Better Mobile Communications System2006-06-19 Motorola
  Consistently ranked among the Forbes 500 largest privately-owned companies, Webcor is a recognized leader in commercial construction. Webcor wanted to maintain and build its leadership position, Webcor needed to improve the way its employees communicated with customers, architects, contractors and manufacturers while on the road or at any of the company's construction sites. Webcor deployed Good Mobile Messaging on the Palm Treo 650 with service from Sprint gives Webcor a responsive mobile communications system with enterprise e-mail access, OTA synchronization and centralized IT management, all with a built-in phone and PDA.

Tags: Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Construction Opportunities for Mobile IT Case Study0000-00-00 Construction Opportunities for Mobile IT
  Piling data is passed between many people on site such as work gangs, foreman, suppliers, engineers and the client. Up-to-date information is essential to ensure conformance to the specification. Accurate site records are required to prove this conformance and to aid the efficient management of piling works. The management and control of piling works relies heavily on paper-based documentation used and completed on site. This, coupled with regular changes in design during construction, inevitably leads to errors. This can result in non-conformance with the specification and costly remedial work. Tablets utilising bespoke software access a central database on site via the wireless network. This allows operatives to directly access the data they require.

Tags: Tablets, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Caring for Clients by Empowering Maintenance Technicians0000-00-00 iAnywhere Solutions (Sybase)
  TDF SA is one of the largest providers of over-the-air and wireless services to broadcasters and telecom operators in Europe. The company wanted to optimize the process for monitoring of onsite support delivered by maintenance technicians, automate the exchange of information among various participants in the processes, and deliver a final report to the client. It was very important that the entire solution and the device be well adopted by the mobile users. The iAnywhere solution including UltraLite and MobiLink was the only solution that offered a mechanism of data synchronization as standard.

Tags: PDA, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper UK School Transforms Computing Department and Introduces New Learning Opportunities for Its Students2006-06-09 Dell
  Albany School in Essex county is a comprehensive school for 11-16 year olds with over 850 students and 100 staff. The school's computing department needed to review its technology infrastructure to assist teachers deliver an advanced learning environment and help its pupils learn the 21st century skills necessary for working life. The specific issues the school wanted to address were the problems of computer downtime, the potential threat of viruses to the computer network and bring a standard technology solution across the school. Albany School chose Dell for all its hardware requirements, with a range of blade servers, Storage Area Network (SAN), desktops, notebooks and handheld devices.

Tags: Blades, SANs		   
whitepaper Shanghai General Motors Extends Traditional Voice Calls With IP Telephony to Improve Communications0000-00-00 Intel
  Shanghai GM is one of the three top automobile makers in China and has manufacturing plants and offices in Shanghai, Shenyang and Yantai. The competition within the automotive industry in China is extremely intense, amidst a market environment that is changing rapidly. Each leap of productive efficiency in history generally comes from the innovation of working methods. The company wireless network integrates Intel Centrino mobile technology-based notebooks with a Voice over IP (VoIP) system, enabling Shanghai GM to break through traditional communications methods to achieve seamless communications for a faster response to market changes and gaining a competitive advantage.

Tags: Laptops, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Enna Designs Efficiency With Intel0000-00-00 Intel
  Enna, founded in January 2005, helps companies implement this process on their own, without expensive consultants. With sales breaking all expectations and orders coming in from more than 100 companies each month, Enna needed scalability to handle the growth and flexibility to expand the office into increasingly larger spaces, while effectively managing the travel requirements of an emerging company. Enna chose HP Pavilion notebooks with Intel Centrino mobile technology because of the extended battery life and ease of connection to wireless hotspots around the world. They installed a secure wireless router in their offices and purchased Cisco handsets to connect to a VoIP phone number.

Tags: Laptops, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Victoria Department of Education & Training Improves Teaching and Learning With Intel Platforms0000-00-00 Intel
  Victoria may be Australia's smallest mainland state, but it is big on education. Computer and communications skills are increasingly important to individual success and national progress. Victoria's K-12 teachers already used Intel processor-based notebook computers to bring technology into the classroom. But the notebooks were aging, and the lack of easy access to the Internet and online digital learning content limited teachers' ability to exploit the value of mobile computing. Combining Intel Centrino mobile technology-based notebooks and Cisco wireless access points, the Victoria Department of Education and Training (Victoria DE&T) in Australia has rolled out the Wireless Networks for Schools (WiNS) program to enhance K-12 teaching and learning and prepare students for success in the information age.

Tags: Processors, Laptops, 		  


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