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whitepaper Capco Reduces Its Voice Conferencing Costs by 90 Percent Using Avaya IP Office with Conferencing Center0000-00-00 Avaya
  Belgium - Capco is the first services and technology solutions provider exclusively focused on forming the future of the financial services industry. The company wanted to reduce the cost of global voice conferencing, improve conferencing management and enhance the customer experience. As a solution Capco has deployed Avaya IP Office with Conferencing Center that is networked with Avaya DEFINITY Communications Servers.

Tags: Servers		   
whitepaper Engen Pumps More Out of Existing Resources With VMware Virtual Infrastructure0000-00-00 EMC
  Engen is one of the world's most advanced fuel technology companies and has over a century of experience in the African oil trade. Engen experienced a rapid increase in the number of servers it had to deploy, manage and maintain. This situation was causing issues around escalating support and maintenance costs, a lack of space and low server utilization. The company wanted to curb server growth and streamline IT management processes. Engen implemented VMware ESX Server at each of the remote offices to run a wide variety of disparate applications. With VMware VirtualCenter and VMware VMotion technology installed at the central office, IT staff can remotely manage each distributed IT environment, without having to incur costly and time-consuming travel to each office.

Tags: Servers		   
whitepaper Motorola Saves Estimated U.S.$11 Million, Increases System Manageability, Reliability0000-00-00 Microsoft
  To gain manageability over its decentralized environment, Motorola created a single, global department tasked with deploying Microsoft Windows Server System, integrated server infrastructure software with innovations that help companies do more with less. The company consolidated 600 domains into a single Active Directory - based forest and tree environment with nine child domains, which will further collapse to a single child domain. Motorola plans to decrease its Web server count by a factor of two or more, freeing servers to be used for other applications. Software updates that formerly took months will be completed in less than a week.

Tags: Windows NT - 2000 - 2003, Directory Services		   
whitepaper ALD Puts BMC Remedy Action Request System at the Heart of Its IT Service Infrastructure0000-00-00 BMC Software
  As a financial service provider ALD Automotive (ALD) needs to examine all new applications with regards to security. ALD's requirement was for a comprehensive help desk solution that could go live as quickly as possible but which would offer the security a financial business needs. Flexibility was also a key requirement. ALD only considered a solution that worked in conjunction with Linux, AIX or UNIX. Only after thorough evaluations of the solutions did ALD decide to go for BMC Remedy, the market leader. The new help desk is based on BMC Remedy Help Desk, running on Redhat Linux and an Apache web server.

Tags: Servers, Linux Server OS		   
whitepaper Unionbank of the Philippines Reports Increased Efficiency With CA Unicenter Network and Systems Management0000-00-00 CA (Computer Associates)
  Unionbank of the Philippines (Unionbank) stands out for its strategy, execution, and performance. UnionBank needed a proactive management solution that could monitor all network and system components and immediately address any issues affecting performance. To ensure that the network and system would run smoothly when the new platform was in place, UnionBank wanted a system management solution that would alert them to network and system issues before they became problems. Since implementing CA's Unicenter Network and System Management (Unicenter NSM) solution in April, 2006 UnionBank has experienced a significant decrease in downtime leading to increased productivity and efficiency.

Tags: Back-up, Servers		   
whitepaper The College of Law Increases Service Quality With CA's Unicenter Solutions0000-00-00 CA (Computer Associates)
  The College of Law is the largest provider of vocational legal education and training in Europe, enabling students to become solicitors and barristers in England and Wales as well as providing training after qualification. Proactive monitoring of the performance of their databases, and being able to fix problems before they impacted the operations, was a prime factor when the college was looking for a solution. In addition to the pressure of constantly being in a reactive mode when discs filled up or they ran out of table space in their database, the college was also coming to the end of their license agreement with Quest, so they evaluated BMC, CA and Microsoft, but CA's solution won them over.

Tags: Servers, Database Management		   
whitepaper Western Heights Public Schools Meet NCLB Requirements, Gain US$400,000 in Revenue0000-00-00 Microsoft
  The Western Heights (Oklahoma) Public Schools are using an integrated instructional management system and student information system solution to produce assessment reports that meet No Child Left Behind requirements and drive decision-making. The Microsoft Class Server 3.0 and Chancery Student Management System (SMS) solution - which is compliant with the Schools Interoperability Framework (SIF) and interoperating through an Intel Zone Information Server (ZIS) - allows teachers to evaluate student needs based on multi-year records of student assessment. Teachers also can create differentiated learning plans for groups of students within classes, supporting students at different learning levels.

Tags: Business Management		   
whitepaper Strohl Systems Group Case Study: Exel0000-00-00 Strohl Systems Group
  Exel, headquartered in Columbus, Ohio, is one of the world's leading providers of supply chain design and management services. Business continuity planning became a high-priority action item in 1998, when Risk Management Director was assigned the responsibility for the success of the program. Shortly after that time, Exel purchased the LDRPS LAN version and began developing disaster recovery plans. A special Y2K team was assembled. Its first function was to perform a Business Impact Analysis (BIA) to determine any potential Y2K vulnerabilities. When the BIA was completed it became obvious that Exel needed more than just a Y2K disaster recovery plan; Exel needed a full-blown and corporate-wide Business Continuity Planning (BCP) effort.

Tags: Servers, Database Management		   
whitepaper Strohl Systems Group Case Study: Merrill Lynch0000-00-00 Strohl Systems Group
  Merrill Lynch's Director of Global Contingency Planning, was in the company's world-wide headquarters in the World Financial Center, across the street from the World Trade Center, when the 9/11 attacks occurred. Within three to five minutes Merrill Lynch had its command center up and running. In the hour following the attacks, obtaining accurate information was a challenge. With the condition of the surrounding buildings becoming increasingly uncertain, they relied on media reports to keep them up to date. Within a few hours, they were able to go from an employee evacuation and accounting mode to a standard business recovery mode, prioritizing resumption as dictated by the continuity plan. Merrill Lynch mandated the use of LDRPS for all business units worldwide after Y2K.

Tags: Infrastructure Management, Servers		   
whitepaper Strohl Systems Group Case Study: Salomon Smith Barney0000-00-00 Strohl Systems Group
  With over $816 billion in client assets, Salomon Smith Barney, a firm distinguished by its strong work ethic and dedication to building solid customer/client relationships, recognizes and appreciates the value of continuity planning. For Salomon Smith Barney's business recovery coordinator, maintaining the Y2K-garnered momentum of continuing planning is an enduring and necessary task. In an industry where billions of dollars are literally at stake each day, Strohl Systems' Web-based LDRPS best-fits Salomon Smith Barney's worldwide needs. Disaster recovery plans are entered into LDRPS by business units. The plans contain employee call-tree information as well as other pertinent information associated with each plan. All staff with access to the Intranet have access to LDRPS.

Tags: Infrastructure Management, Servers		   


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