Supplier News

171. Rugged Computers Extend The Long Arm Of The Law
     12/8/2006
     Nothing is quite as important as time when public safety is at risk. For the Brockton (Massachusetts) Police Department, discovering new ways to serve the public more quickly and efficiently is a constant challenge for officers both on patrol and at the station. Submitted by Glacier Computer
172. Case Study: Membranes Solve Taste, Odor And Turbidity Problems On A Fast Track Schedule
     11/8/2006
     The North Clackamas County Water Commission is made up of the Sunrise Water Authority, Oak Lodge Water District and the City of Gladstone. The Commission owns and operates a 10 mgd slow sand filtration plant in Oregon City, OR that treats Clackamas River water.
173. New Benchmark For Digital Duplex Printing
     11/7/2006
     Grinding deadlines, increasingly complex documents, limited resources, expanding requirements. It’s not easy running a high-volume print operation today. But with the recent introduction of the Océ VarioPrint® 6250, things have certainly gotten a lot more productive. Submitted by Océ
174. Driving Productivity — The Keys To Breakthrough Print Performance
     11/7/2006
     Intense competition. Demand for immediate results. The steady growth of digital media. The print industry is in a state of flux and has been for some time. But even as market consolidation continues and customers use ink on paper in concert with alternate channels like email and the Internet, print is an important medium that is here to stay. Submitted by Océ
175. A Breakthrough In Imaging Technology
     11/7/2006
     Every once in a while an innovation comes along that's so unique it truly changes everything. Such is the case with the Graph Expo 2006 debut of the Océ VarioPrint 6250 printer, the world's most productive digital duplex cut-sheet printing system. Submitted by Océ
176. Expand Your In-Plant Services And Increase Your Value With Océ
     11/7/2006
     Times are challenging for in-plant printers. Outsourcing and departmental MFPs are stealing volumes. Fastpaced markets demand ever-faster turnaround times with fewer available resources. Increasing job complexity requires duplexing, professional finishing, crisp graphics, cost-effective color inserts, tabs and special covers—sometimes all in one document. Submitted by Océ
177. Scanning Solution: KODAK Raises The Bar On Productivity With New Production Scanner
     11/7/2006
     The KODAK i1860 Scanner captures images at up to 200 pages per minute, making it the fastest production scanner offered by Kodak
178. Case Study: Florida Highway Patrol
     10/16/2006
     Problem: The Florida Highway Patrol was using traditional, non-rugged laptops for in-vehicle use by troopers since 2001. While these laptops worked fine initially, they frequently experienced hard drive and screen failures due to extreme heat, vehicle vibration (officers often drive over medians) and moisture from the high humidity experienced in Florida. Submitted by Itronix
179. Encryption Best Practices: Protecting Backed Up Data
     8/21/2006
     Encrypting backed up data is increasingly becoming a priority, and developing procedures to easily manage encryption helps reinforce your data’s security. The encryption types most commonly used, for example to secure commercial transactions over the Internet, are handled without requiring the user to know the encryption key. This kind of encryption, asymmetric encryption that uses a public key authority, is the most commonly used in protecting data.
180. The State Of The Art In Finance
     8/14/2006
     In the wake of recent accounting scandals and the increasingly competitive business environment, many CFOs and the finance organizations they lead have started to take on new strategic roles within the enterprise. This SAP Insight will discuss recent trends and best practices, as well as provide examples for those companies with best-practice processes, models, and technologies. Submitted by SAP Americas.