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whitepaper Learning Through Applied Technology: Computer Configuration Services Install IBM Products to Enable Wireless Education at JSerra High School2005-11-15 01:00:02
  JSerra High School is a newly developed high school in San Juan Capistrano, California. The school's Board of Directors envisioned a state-of-the-art facility where every student would have a wireless laptop computer that could be used anywhere on the campus. CCS recommended IBM for its top-grade reliability, scalability, easy maintenance and low cost of ownership. The backbone of the proposed system was an integrated IBM eserver xSeries network, a highly stable and available platform that ensures minimum downtime. Additionally, the school deployed IBM's ThinkCentre desktops and the ThinkPad R series notebook with integrated wireless capabilities and Centrino technology.   
whitepaper Case Study: Traffic Citation Improvement System in Coral Springs, Florida2006-01-18 01:01:44
  Located about 15 miles northwest of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Coral Springs encompasses 23 square miles. To address the traffic/speeding problem, the city had two choices: hire more officers to patrol the streets or increase the current officer's productivity. Since hiring and outfitting a new patrol officer would cost $122,000 a year, the Citation System Improvement Team focused on increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of the existing Traffic Enforcement Unit officers. After analyzing the problem, the Citation System Improvement Team agreed to develop a system whereby laptop computers and small printers would be mounted on the Traffic Enforcement Unit's motorcycles. The ruggidized Itronix GoBook laptop is designed to withstand environmental stresses such as rain, wind, dust, shock, vibration, and chemical exposure.   
whitepaper Intel Centrino Mobile Technology Improves Productivity for Shanghai General Motors2006-01-20 01:01:36
  Failing to react fast enough to changes in the market place is a dangerous proposition. Collecting data, analyzing market changes, adapting to consumer trends and making the right decisions are all important in corporate success. For Shanghai General Motors Co., Ltd (Shanghai GM), this means arming its marketing staff with wireless-enabled notebooks based on Intel Centrino mobile technology.   
whitepaper Intel Centrino Mobile Technology Powers New Interactive Campus2006-01-20 01:01:36
  The ISF Academy was founded in 2002 by leading figures in Hong Kong's education and technology sectors. The school was designed to be in line with 21st-century educational models from day one. Challenges to do this included ensuring "anytime, anywhere learning", not just tied to desktop PCs, a flexible use of both indoor and outdoor learning space, and speedy download of information. The ISF Academy decided upon wireless networking technology as the optimal solution to realize this vision, and provided each student with an Intel Centrino mobile technology-based notebook computer, giving access to the school intranet from any point on or around the campus.   
whitepaper Eastman Chemical Cooks Up Savings, Productivity, and Agility With Intel Centrino Mobile Technology and Standards-Based Environment2006-01-20 01:01:36
  Facing rising materials and energy costs, industry consolidation, and new global competitors, chemical manufacturers have to seize every opportunity to gain a competitive edge. Eastman Chemical undertook an enterprise-wide drive to become leaner, more flexible, and more responsive. Eastman is increasing its use of mobile and wireless computing. Wireless LANs (WLANs) are deployed at company facilities around the world and at nearby Tri-Cities Regional Airport. Seventy percent of Eastman's office workers have notebooks, and the company has standardized on Intel Centrino mobile technology for new notebooks.   
whitepaper Vast Wireless Network Gives University of British Columbia an Electronic Edge2006-01-20 01:01:36
  The University of British Columbia (UBC) has embraced a comprehensive "e-Strategy" to help improve its teaching, to attract top students and faculty, and to keep operating costs under control. As a principle, UBC is taking advantage of the growing use of laptop and notebook computers and enabling student, faculty, and staff to interact with each other wirelessly. Eventually, all will have access to UBC's own resource rich network and the Internet from anywhere on its enormous 600-acre campus. The university's wireless local area network (WLAN) is being made easy to use, affordable, scalable, simple to maintain, and future-proof. As such, it is amongst the largest and most advanced WLAN's in North America.   
whitepaper Chipping of Goods Case Study: Laptop Computers2006-01-25 01:01:34
  The Home Office launched the Chipping of Goods Initiative in March 2000 to show how property crime can be reduced throughout the retail supply chain using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) based information management systems. This case study describes a project in which Dell computers, in partnership with BT worked to integrate an RFID tag into notebook computers during the manufacturing process.   
whitepaper AVTOVAZ Eradicates Reporting Bottlenecks Using Intel and HP Solutions2006-03-03 01:01:29
  Founded in 1970, AVTOVAZ is not just the leading auto manufacturer in Russia, but it's also the largest in Eastern Europe. Providing its 120,000 employees with the high-tech tools needed for greater productivity and customer service is paramount to support AVTOVAZ's continued growth. As a result, the organization has embarked on a strategy to ensure its IT infrastructure can support new applications and systems as well as a mobilized workforce. At an early stage in this strategy, the organization implemented the AVTOVAZ technoportal running on an Itanium 2 - based HP Integrity platform. Designed in-house, this innovative portal allows AVTOVAZ's 400+ dealerships and 63 distributors to access stock, production, delivery, and other data online.   
whitepaper MacArthur High School: Traditions of Excellence2006-03-23 05:11:51
  MacArthur High School takes pride in their traditions of excellence. The Cardinals have impressive win streaks in football, cross country, and now, an impressive winning streak using technology to improve learning excellence. MacArthur High places student learning first and has implemented a one-to-one computing program to increase student achievement and transform the way students learn. One-to-one computing programs provide access to a fully functioning computer, the Internet, software, online resources, and materials that promote collaboration 24 hours a day, seven days a week, so learning can take place anytime, anywhere.   
whitepaper HP Technology Helps Magazine Serve Readers, Track Hispanic Economy2006-04-04 04:54:51
  Hispanic Business magazine and its associated websites represent the ultimate source of information about the U.S. Hispanic economy. To meet the deadlines and keep the research available to subscribers around the clock the magazine relied on HP products. Before the company standardized on HP equipment, hardware failures often restricted access to research data and article drafts, hampering editorial staffers in their efforts to meet critical deadlines. Convinced by years of experience that HP had reliable hardware and software solutions the company chose HP.