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whitepaper The Power of the Pen2007-12-01 Fujitsu
  More than at any other time in the history of personal computing solutions, pen computing today provides performance and flexibility that is opening doors for all types of industries and users.

What used to be strictly a vertical technology, used primarily in healthcare and insurance, is becoming horizontal and finding a home in education, sales force automation, and a host of other applications. This transition is no coincidence. As more and more workers become mobile, the ease of use and accuracy provided by the pen is taking the industry by storm.

This white paper discusses why so many businesses today are deciding to take advantage of pen computing, its advantages over standard notebook computers, the industries that are best suited to pen computing, the types of form-factors and other choices available, and how pen-enabled computers can benefit all types of users and the types of work they do.

Tags: Portable Computers, Tablets		   
whitepaper Needle & Rosenberg uses Palm smartphones to keep attorneys connected and productive2007-11-01 palm
  Needle & Rosenberg PC, an intellectual property law firm, caters to a wide range of global clients--from Fortune 500 companies to the sole inventor. Boasting an experienced team of legal and technical practitioners, the Atlanta-based firm sought to keep its highly mobile employees connected and productive while out of the office. The company had been an early adopter of Palm® smartphones and sought an updated Windows Mobile® solution that could easily integrate with third-party applications.

The Needle & Rosenberg implementation included Palm Treo smartphones running on the Windows Mobile platform and a variety of value-added commercial software. The solution has resulted in more efficient attorneys, patent agents, and science advisors who utilize phone, email, web, and productivity applications to enhance their mobile responsiveness to clients and colleagues.

Tags: Portable Computers, Windows CE, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Analysis of the PASR Standard and Its Usability in Handheld Operating Systems Such as Linux2007-09-25 Intel
  With companies now producing Low Power DRAM for handhelds, a new feature was developed called Partial Array Self Refresh (PASR). This feature enables the DRAM to retain state in only part of memory, thus further reducing the self-refresh power. If handheld operating systems could use this feature, they could potentially add hours of battery life. This has not happened because the PASR footprint provided cannot be easily integrated into established OS memory management schemes. The PASR power savings below assumes that the handheld device consumes a total of 4mW in sleep mode with the entire DRAM self-refreshed.   
whitepaper Overnite Express delivers competitive advantage with Palm Treo smartphones protected by OtterBox cases2007-09-01 palm
  Overnite Express is a regional express carrier serving California, Arizona, Nevada and Mexico. Having grown to almost two million deliveries annually, the company sought an innovative and robust solution to replace its existing dispatch and delivery technology. The customized Palm® Treo smartphone solution gives Overnite Express the distinction of being the first express carrier to visually record the location of a delivery.

Using Palm smartphones powered by Windows Mobile® and enclosed in rugged OtterBox cases, drivers have an interactive, durable solution to scan bar codes, capture electronic signatures, and immediately transmit photos and other delivery information to the company's website right through the case. The time-saving solution gives Overnite Express a competitive advantage and a projected annual savings of $30,000 in equipment alone.

Tags: Portable Computers, Windows CE, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Momentum Webcast: Increase Workforce Productivity Using Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Windows Mobile (Level 100)0000-00-00 Microsoft
  The attendee of this webcast will learn how Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Windows Mobile can empower people in the organization to stay current, productive, and responsive to customers when they are out of the office. This webcast explains how Microsoft can help the employees be more nimble, productive, and responsive to the customers by providing them with access to the critical information they need to make decisions. Through familiar Microsoft technologies for servers, desktops, laptops, Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), smartphones, and mobile phones, mobile solutions from Microsoft can offer a more secure, adaptable, and integrated mobility platform that reduces IT complexity, while enabling the increasingly mobile workforce to be more productive.

Tags: CRM Software, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper PocketDrive: A System for Mobile Control of Desktop PC and Its Applications Using PDAs2007-08-13 Bilkent University
  Off late, consumer electronic devices and PCs are inevitable parts of the daily life. Controlling those devices remotely is an important aspect of the technology. One has already universal remote control devices for controlling consumer electronic devices. Similarly, the user may control the desktop and laptop PCs and their applications remotely via portable and smaller computers like PDAs and Pocket PCs. This paper presents a system and its architecture that enable a wireless-enabled PDA to control a PC and its applications remotely over a 802.11 or Bluetooth link. With such a system running on a PDA, a user can start, run and control PC applications from any location that is reachable via 802.11 link.

Tags: Desktop Systems - PCs		   
whitepaper China Post Logistics Fully Automates Its Delivery Process2007-07-25 Motorola
  China Post Logistics Co. Ltd (CNPL) was established on 18 Jan 2003. It is a subsidiary of China State Post Bureau and has a registered capital of RMB 200 million. CNPL had great difficulty obtaining business data in a timely manner at each point of the logistics process. The former business model required each transaction to be manually keyed into the information system. As a result, the logistical information could not be recorded in a timely manner. In order to enhance service quality and boost competitiveness, CNPL's goal was to provide door-to-door services for its customers. CNPL decided to automate their information processing using Motorola's MC3000 mobile computers. The solution uses barcode on each item and a detailed worksheet printed with barcodes to record logistics information.

Tags: Mobile - Wireless Communications, Wireless		   
whitepaper Converging Technologies in Healthcare IT2007-05-01 Intel
  Intel IT is helping healthcare organizations improve patient care with fewer medical errors, increased revenue, lower costs, and better productivity.

Tags: Workstations, Data Quality, GPS, Laptops		   
whitepaper Smartphones Disencumber Webcor's Construction Pros by Combining Handheld, Laptop, Cell Phone, and Camera Functionality0000-00-00 palm
  This case study discusses the wireless connectivity needs of workers in the building trades and explains how Palm® Treo™ smartphones are meeting those needs for the construction professionals at Webcor Builders. Previously, salaried employees of the California construction firm carried these four devices:
  • Palm handheld
  • Laptop computer
  • Cell phone
  • Digital camera
Learn how the Treo smartphones, combined with Good Technology's GoodLink system, have disencumbered Webcor's employees while providing them with a secure way to send and receive e-mail, exchange photographs and other files, and use the company's proprietary utilities and third-party applications.

Tags: Access Technologies, Palm OS, Email, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Smartphones: Improving Efficiency, Productivity, and Communication in the District of Columbia0000-00-00 palm
  Find out how Palm® Treo™ smartphones and Good Technology's Good Mobile Messaging service are enabling employees of the District of Columbia to provide better government service to the citizens of Washington, D.C. This case study highlights the benefits that employees are realizing through the smartphones, including the ability to:
  • Stay in touch with their offices from anywhere
  • Improve both internal and external customer service
  • Enhance productivity
  • Retrieve up-to-date e-mail and calendar info—without carrying expensive laptops
  • React quickly in the event of a disaster or other emergency


Tags: Access Technologies, Palm OS, Wireless