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whitepaper Battery Technology for Data Centers and Network Rooms: VRLA Reliability and Safety2009-04-08 American Power Conversion (APC)
  The Valve Regulated lead-Acid (VRLA) battery is the predominant choice for small and medium-sized Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) energy storage. This white paper explores how the technology affects overall battery life and system reliability. It will examine the expected performance, life cycle factors, and failure mechanisms of VRLA batteries.

Tags: Data Infrastructure, Components, IT Infrastructure		   
whitepaper Battery Technology for Data Centers and Network Rooms: Ventilation2009-04-08 American Power Conversion (APC)
  Lead-acid batteries are the most widely used method of energy reserve. Ventilation systems must address health and safety as well as performance of the battery and other equipment in a room. Valve Regulated Lead Acid (VRLA) batteries and modular battery cartridges (MBC) do not require special battery rooms and are suitable for use in an office environment. Air changes designed for human occupancy normally exceed the requirements for VRLA and MBC ventilation. Vented (flooded) batteries, which release hydrogen gas continuously, require a dedicated battery room with ventilation separate from the rest of the building. This paper summarizes some of the factors and codes to consider when selecting and sizing a ventilation system for a facility in which stationary batteries are installed.

Tags: Office Equipment, Components, Data Infrastructure		   
whitepaper TechNet Webcast: Mitigating Application Issues Using Shims (Level 400)2008-04-24 Microsoft Tips
  The presenter of this webcast explores many of the compatibility issues that the Windows team has experienced at customer sites in the context of what can be fixed without updating the application, and how to fix it. The Windows Application Compatibility Infrastructure (Shim Infrastructure) is a powerful tool for resolving compatibility issues and unblocking Windows Vista operating system deployments. But understanding where and how to leverage and configure shims can be daunting until one learns some of the tricks and subtleties, many of which are exposed in this webcast.

Tags: Desktop Client OS		   
whitepaper TechNet Webcast: Making Windows Vista Application Compatibility Testing More Predictable (Level 300)2008-04-10 Microsoft Tips
  When helping the customers accelerate their deployments of the Windows Vista operating system by assisting with application compatibility, it was found that there are a number of technical skills to master. However, technical acumen is never enough-effectively managing the project is critical to making the process predictable and measurable, in addition to controlling costs and maximizing effectiveness. The presenter of this webcast reviews the best practices learned for effectively managing this process from enterprise customers worldwide.

Tags: Security Administration, Desktop Client OS		   
whitepaper Testing Mobile Business Applications: A Hybrid Approach2007-03-01 Caritor
  Ensuring that the mobile applications you develop are just as agile and reliable as your PC-based programs presents unique challenges—challenges that are related to:
  • The diversity of mobile device types
  • Limitations in processing speed and memory size
  • The differences between WAP- and HTTP-enabled devices
  • Inconsistent data transfer speeds
  • Wireless gateway optimization capabilities
This white paper explains how each of these factors can influence mobile application performance and outlines a recommended strategy for testing your mobile business applications.

Tags: Components, Software Development Tools, Software Development Tools, Mobile and Wireless, Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper ROI on Test Automation - A Simple Yet Powerful Approach0000-00-00 Caritor
  Many ISVs and other software development organizations are turning to test automation to improve their quality assurance programs. But how can you know if the benefits of test automation are worth the required capital outlay? That's the subject of this Caritor white paper, which outlines a method for evaluating the ROI of test automation in terms of its direct and indirect benefits across people, process, and technology drivers.

Tags: Components, Enterprise Planning, IT Budgeting, Desktop Client OS		   
whitepaper Quickly Pinpoint and Resolve Problems in Windows and .NET Applications2008-02-01 BMC Software
  Whether you are developing Windows/.NET apps or supporting them, an automated problem resolution process will allow your organization to build more new functionality, execute more tests, accelerate the release of higher-quality applications, and resolve issues faster - all the while maintaining or reducing project costs.

Tags: Components, Software Development Tools, Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper Application Best Practices for Windows Power Management2006-09-26 Intel
  This presentation presents the impact of application design on mobile PC battery life and techniques to handle sleep and resume transitions. The presentation provides recommendations for properly handling media/entertainment PC scenarios and methodologies for testing Power Management using the Microsoft Windows Vista PwrTest tool. The presentation provides information foe responding to common system power management events, including system power source (AC/DC) and user policy changes.

Tags: Components, Desktop Client OS		   
whitepaper Scandisk & Defrag2000-11-06 PuterGeek.Com
  Scandisk and Defrag are important utilities that come with Windows, to help you tune up your Windows filesystem and make sure it's running properly. Scandisk checks your drive to make sure there aren't any problems with it, and Defrag (short for Disk Defragmenter) organizes your filesystem to help Windows read files faster.

Tags: Components, 		  
whitepaper Field MTBF Numbers: What Do They Really Mean?2000-06-15 Liebert
  MTBF is an acronym for Mean Time Between Failures. In general, a higher MTBF number indicates a more reliable product. Beyond this simple definition, you?ll find a wide variety of special meanings. In the military/aerospace industries, MTBF is defined by a specific set of calculations. The formula for system longevity is based on the thermal, electrical and environmental stresses on each component. The engineer evaluates the components and subassemblies in a particular product by these formulas and produces an overall number called calculated MTBF.   

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