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Enabling Notebook Users With Wide-Area Broadband Access | 2006-01-18 01:01:44 | |
| The benefits and convenience of having wireless broadband connectivity are so compelling that enterprises now desire to provide connectivity to their mobile workforces anytime and anywhere. The global introduction of 3G (third generation) wireless networks satisfies this desire by making it possible for notebook computer users to enjoy wireless broadband connectivity far beyond the coverage areas of WLAN (Wireless Local Area Networks). This paper discusses the market drivers for the embedded 3G notebook, the capabilities offered by today's 3G networks, 3G and WLAN interoperability, the performance advantages of embedding 3G into the notebook, and the benefits of 3G technologies to the enterprise. | |||
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Beyond the Datacenter - Backup and Restoration of Desktop PCs and Laptops | 2007-01-23 01:00:26 | Acronis |
| In this day and age, most businesses have a backup and restore solution in place for the data center. However, a solution covering only the data center puts organizations at risk of losing a significant amount of data and of incurring significant losses in productivity. According to IDC, 60% of corporate data resides on laptops and desktop PCs. Moreover, an employee without a desktop computer has severely curtailed productivity while IT is restoring the system and just imagine a situation where a virus has infected an entire network. Organizations cannot afford to lose data, much less have downtime. It costs too much. | |||
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ZDNet Make The Case: Business Case Template For Updating And Replacing Notebook PCs | 2005-10-06 10:57:45 | |
| Regularly replacing notebook computer inventory is an important decision for all organizations. Increased computing power, operating system improvements and application software enhancements all work together to make employees more productive. However, these improvements must be balanced against the costs associated with refreshing notebook PC inventory. ZDNet's Make The Case: Business Case Template For Updating And Replacing Notebook PCs helps identify the business benefits, productivity advantages and cost savings that result from updating and replacing mobile PCs. The template also helps identify stakeholders needing to be involved in selecting, deploying and maintaining new systems and determine the business and ROI values of upgrading existing notebook PCs and purchasing new laptops.. Note: This premium editorial content is underwritten by Sony. The registration information you provide will be shared with our sponsor. |
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Desktop to Notebook Migration | 2005-08-30 03:00:02 | Dell |
| With recent advances in mobile technology, notebook computers have become a viable option for not just field workers or travelers but also for the traditional office worker. With their high capability and low cost, notebooks have the potential to actually replace desktops in agencies across the country. Though the initial cost of a notebook is still greater than a comparable desktop, the resulting increase in productivity can make the switch worthwhile by helping generate a strong return on investment (ROI) and a low total cost of ownership (TCO). | |||
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Computer Assisted Visual Interactive Recognition (CAVIAR) Technology | 2006-01-11 01:01:43 | |
| The distinctive aspect of the CAVIAR technology is a visible, parameterized geometrical model that serves as the human-computer communication channel. Evaluation of CAVIAR flower and face recognition systems shows that their accuracy is much higher than that of the machine alone; their recognition time is much lower than that of the human alone; they can be initialized with a single reference sample per class; and they improve with use. CAVIAR-flower has been ported to stand-alone and to wireless laptop client Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs). | |||
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Tsunami Response | 2005-10-10 13:44:28 | |
| The Tsunami hit Asia but shook the world.
In the aftermath of the Asian Tsunami, the world rallied to help the affected region in rescue and recovery, including IBM. The IBM Crisis Response Team was there to help coordinate a responsive, efficient, and reliable relief management effort. IBM's efforts included logistics support and management, victim tracking, and helpline services. Download this white paper to learn more. |
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The Battery Life Challenge - Balancing Performance and Power: Creating the 8-Hour Battery Life to Keep Your Mobile Lifestyle Working All Day | 2004-11-01 | Intel |
| Mobile computing has become a reality. Through the Wireless Verification Program, Intel and leading wireless LAN service providers have verified more than 40,000 hotspots around the world, with more cropping up each day. Mobile technology is continually advancing to keep up with the needs of the mobile user. But as Intel worked to make the ideal mobile experience, they found themselves up against an inherent struggle between extending battery life and improving mobile performance. There's no denying the value of longer battery life. To be truly empowered, users want their notebooks to run all day without requiring a recharge. But they also want performance. And performance requires power, which drains the battery.
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Mobile Management: Manage Mobile Laptops and Handheld Devices as Easily and Cost-Effectively as if They Were Connected to Your LAN | 2005-06-15 03:00:01 | |
| ManageSoft reduces support costs for mobile devices with reliable software deployment across any network, automatic self-healing, and web-based reporting on the status and location of mobile IT assets worldwide. ManageSoft and ManageSoft Handheld Management provide central control for mobile laptops, PDAs, Smartphones, Tablet PCs, Blackberry, and other mobile devices worldwide. This powerful solution enables you to manage mobile devices as easily and cost-effectively as if they were connected to your LAN. | |||
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Laptop Computer Security | 2005-08-22 03:00:03 | Caveo Technology |
| As laptops proliferate, theft has become an ever more critical security issue. Laptop buyers in search of a security solution are faced with a wide array of products, systems, and services, each of which addresses a part of the problem. There remains considerable confusion about the extent of protection provided by each product, and the overall level of security that is achieved when a combination of approaches is used. This paper provides an overview of the laptop security problem and summarizes the various categories of products and systems in current use. | |||
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ZDNet Make the Case: Business Case Template for Wireless Security | 2005-10-06 11:16:08 | ZDNet |
| A wireless infrastructure can increase productivity by allowing your mobile staff more flexibility and easier access to back-end data. However, these benefits must be weighed against some serious security risks. So, before you implement a wireless infrastructure that supports a variety of devices--from handheld computers and laptops to wireless-enabled PDAs--you need to ensure that the organization has established clear access policy and procedures. This business case walks you thought the opportunities, costs, associated risks, and alternatives when making the case for wireless security. In addition, you'll learn about the different threats, measures, and benefits out there when it comes to wireless security. |