Supplier News

  1. Advantages Of Clustered Storage Architecture 3/8/2007
    Data storage in the surveillance world is undergoing a major revolution. With an increased focus on capturing and managing digital information, some of the old methods of storing and archiving video footage can no longer address new business requirements. While storing information is an essential part of the overall solution, it is very expensive and, therefore, important to make sure that it delivers both short-term and long-term value.
  2. Alternate Municipal Financing Helps Colorado City, CO 1/17/2007

    The Colorado City Metropolitan District need to quickly and efficiently expand their water treatment infrastructure to accommodate a growing population.

  3. Automating The Processing Of County Government Jury Questionnaires 3/28/2006
    With 300-500 questionnaires to process every day, manual data entry was a tedious, time-consuming project for the operators at Orange County Courts (OCC). OCC was a longtime user of FileNet Capture, but they found that it did not have the capabilities to capture machine print, checkbox information, and barcodes, all of which are featured on the questionnaire. Seeking to reduce input time and lower data entry costs, OCC installed Datacap Components to add forms processing functionality to FileNet Capture. Submitted by Datacap
  4. Beyond RFID Mandates — Looking For ROI Interview With Uday Shankar, Chief Executive Officer, Supply Insight Inc. 3/19/2006
    RFID technology has been used by companies in closed-loop systems for years. RFID usage in open-loop supply chain systems has been initiated by the mandates from various retailers. Submitted by Supply Insight, Inc.

  5. Drop Proofing A Hard Disk Drive 2/28/2006
    When was the last time you dropped your desktop PC? When it was running? Never you say? Well the hard disk drive in your desktop PC probably doesn't need drop protection while running. Designing a hand held device, like a PDA, cell phone or MP3 player with a hard disk drive requires designing in some kind of drop protection. Hitachi has the technology, products and services to permit your device to have up to 8GB of storage in a robust, reliable and cost-effective package. Submitted by RubySky Technologies
  6. Nearline Goes Native: Tiered Storage With FC Disk Drives 2/28/2006
    The advent of Fibre Channel (FC) prompted a new network paradigm: the storage area network (SAN). With every server able to see every storage device in an FC SAN, data accessibility skyrocketed-and network efficiency with it. Now tiered storage has rewritten the rules for FC storage efficiency, complementing established online and offline storage platforms with a third tier of nearline storage to cost-effectively house the rarely accessed but fundamentally essential data that's flooding the enterprise. Submitted by RubySky Technologies
  7. 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
  8. 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
  9. How Government Contractors Lose $200,000 To $1,000,000 Every Year: The Most Critical Questions To Ask Before You Start Performance On Your Government Contract 5/3/2005
    The focus of these seminars is for contractors to acquire the knowledge and to become aware of problems before they grow out of control.
  10. White Paper: Leveraging Technology To Enable Net-Centric Warfare 3/14/2005
    Information is one of the most valuable commodities in warfare. Knowing the enemy’s capabilities, location, movements and plans can help to neutralize the enemy. The ability to continuously know what is happening in the battlespace provides battlefield commanders with the situational awareness needed for effective combat maneuvers.