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whitepaper Solution Provider Uses Online Services to Enhance Customer Migration Products2009-06-01 Microsoft
  Based in Aliso Viejo, California, Quest Software provides software solutions for 100,000 customers around the world. To meet growing customer needs, Quest Software expanded its migration solutions for Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 to include support for migration to Microsoft Exchange Online. As a result, Quest Software can increase customer productivity by providing migration tools that work equally well for customers using the on-premises version of Exchange Server 2007, Exchange Online, or a combination of both. Quest also gains new business opportunities by offering customers flexible migration options.

Tags: Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Microsoft IT Deploys Windows Server 2008 Failover Clusters for File Services2008-04-01 Microsoft
  Based in Redmond, Washington, Microsoft is a worldwide leader in software, services, and Internet technologies for personal and business computing. Microsoft seeks to provide highly available file services to users worldwide. The solution must keep total cost of ownership low while offering high performance, and it must be easy to deploy, migrate, and manage. Microsoft IT chose Windows Server 2008 failover clusters to provide highly available file services that support global users from several different namespaces and directories. Microsoft IT deployed the solution worldwide by using cluster migration tools in Windows Server 2008, and a small group of administrators manages the solution remotely.

Tags: Software Development Tools, Server Platforms - OS		   
whitepaper Successful NetWare-to-Windows Migration Boosts Computing Trustworthiness, Cuts TCO by $1.1 Million for Healthcare System0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Sharp HealthCare is a major healthcare delivery system based in San Diego, California - and recently, the health of its Information Technology (IT) infrastructure was in question. NetWare-related problems were causing slow logon times and complete lockouts. And fewer of the applications that Sharp needed were coming out promptly - if at all - for NetWare. So Sharp migrated to Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, using Windows Services for NetWare 5 to facilitate the migration. Reliability and availability are up, while cost savings are U.S.$1.1 million per year. Greater agility enables Sharp to implement software initiatives faster and at less cost, while Active Directory enables the IT department to delegate functions, boosting efficiency throughout the company.

Tags: Server Platforms - OS, Data Infrastructure		   
whitepaper Amadeus Transforms Scheduling Efficiency/Cuts Cost by Standardizing on BMC CONTROL-M0000-00-00 BMC Software
  Amadeus is the travel industry's technology partner for providers, sellers, and buyers of travel. Amadeus provides distribution, IT and points of sale solutions that help to adapt, grow and succeed in the fast changing travel industry. The company wanted to replace multiple, overlapping scheduling tools and migrate 4,000 batch jobs to unified scheduling environment. In 2004, Amadeus standardized on BMC CONTROL- M, BMC Software's solution for advanced production scheduling across the enterprise from a single point of control.

Tags: Software Development Tools		   
whitepaper Building Society IT Department Reduces Development Time by Up to 30 Per Cent With New Application Platform0000-00-00 Microsoft
  Scarborough Building Society's mainframe environment was restricting business growth. IT managers wanted to migrate business-critical applications onto a new platform, but didn't want to rewrite or rebuild them. They decided to transfer these applications onto the Microsoft .NET Framework. As a result of the migration to Microsoft, the IT team can respond faster to business change, making the society more competitive.

Tags: Software Development Tools, Internet and Web		   
whitepaper Banking Success Story: Translating E-service Strategy into Superior Business Value0000-00-00 Caritor
  Find out how one of the largest financial services companies in the U.S. solved problems related to its manual and error-prone processes for approval, routing, and tracking of Commercial Card statements. This case study describes the delays and inefficiencies that were costing the company money and explains how a Web-based expense reporting system that was developed by Caritor has solved those problems.

Tags: E-commerce - E-Business, E-commerce - E-Business, Workflow Management, Software Development Tools, Software Development Tools, Software Development Tools, Data Tools, Data Infrastructure, Office Suites		   

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