Supplier News

201. Storage System Bottlenecks And Their Solutions
     12/29/2005
     In today's demanding and competitive business world, it is critical for IT departments to obtain optimum end-to-end performance from their companies' computing solutions. To accomplish this, however, they must first understand one of the most critical pieces of the end-to-end computing solution puzzle: the storage system. Submitted by RubySky Technologies
202. ABB Wins Marine Contracts Totaling $140 Million
     12/6/2005
     ABB, the leading power and automation technology group, said it has been awarded contracts worth $140 million to supply its Azipod propulsion systems for three vessels and electrical power systems for 11 new marine vessels and two semi-submersible drilling rigs...
203. Texas Comptroller Of Public Accounts Enforcement Wireless Computing Solution
     11/14/2005
     In the year 2000, the Texas state government, like many states in the post-dot-com boom era, was dealing with budgetary pressures. The Texas State Comptroller’s office explored ways to save money and increase revenue across all state agencies, including its own. Submitted by Motion Computing
204. Law Firm Eliminates Bottleneck And Saves Time And Money With Document Scanning Solution
     10/6/2005
     At the Hirst & Applegate office, the firm had one large all-in-one copier and scanner to service its needs. With a number of multiple attorneys simultaneously needing the copier, it became quite the office bottleneck, taking from 30 minutes to up to more than a day to complete a scan. Hirst & Applegate knew they needed a reliable, economical solution for either each attorney’s desktop or at least on each office floor. Submitted by Fujitsu Computer Products of America
205. Sensors Unlimited Awarded $4.5M To Develop Dual-Wavelength Focal Plane Array For DARPA
     9/30/2005
     Sensors Unlimited, Inc. has been awarded a contract by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency Microsystems Technology Office to develop an 1280 x 1024 pixel, dual-wavelength, visible and shortwave infrared focal plane array...
206. The New Stepper Motor With Only Ø 6mm Is Small But Useful
     9/26/2005
     The ARSAPE product program has been extended with the development of this new stepper motor. With an excellent power to volume ratio, 6 mm outer diameter, 9,3 mm length, and weighing only an amazing 1,4 grams the new ADM 0620 is the smallest, produced in series, two phase stepper motor in the world....
207. NCG Medical Systems Helps Healthcare Companies Acclimate With Document Imaging
     9/9/2005
     As a result of NCG Medical Systems' well-known success within the medical industry for helping companies acclimate with the digital world, two healthcare facilities approached the company to help them improve efficiency, medical practice profitability, and overall, enhance patient satisfaction. To meet their needs, NCG Medical Systems implemented its d-Chart solution and recommended the Fujitsu fi-4120C color duplex workgroup scanner. Submitted by Fujitsu Computer Products of America
208. The Future Of Optical Storage
     9/6/2005
     The use of optical storage has been part of the computer industry for more than 25 years. Physical robustness, long media life, and write once data authenticity are just a few of the qualities that have made optical storage so successful in the past and new technology developments will ensure the use of optical for many years in the future. Submitted by Plasmon
209. Syclo And Gilbane Provide Work Management Solution To Harris County In Texas
     9/2/2005
     Syclo announced its Mobile FacilityCenter by Syclo product has been deployed at the third largest county government in the U.S., Harris County, home to Houston. Syclo partnered with TRIRIGA and systems integrator Gilbane i.management, a division of Gilbane Building Company, which managed the implementation, to extend critical functionality of Harris County’s TRIRIGA FacilityCenter 8i system to mobile handheld devices...
210. The Archive Piece Of The ILM Puzzle
     8/31/2005
     Information Lifecycle Management (ILM) continues to be a hot topic in the storage industry. Vendors large and small are promoting ILM solutions using different vocabulary and definitions. While they may agree that the overriding goal of ILM is to provide more intelligent data management throughout the life of the information, history has shown that this is a particularly difficult task. Submitted by Plasmon