Supplier News

  1. Benefits Of Server And Storage Virtualization 10/4/2007
    Most businesses have a combination of fibre-channel, SCSI, and/or NAS based storage. Storage systems are either directly attached to servers via SCSI or through fibre-channel. These systems participate natively or via a bridge in a fibre-channel based storage network, or are NAS systems attached directly to an Ethernet LAN. Submitted by SANRAD
  2. Complete Encryption: Managing Keys And Data 9/26/2007
    With the introduction of LTO-4, access to data encryption appears easy. What is not obvious is that it’s easy to encrypt data. Tracking and managing the keys used to encrypt and decrypt data is the real challenge. Submitted by Spectra Logic Corporation
  3. Northrop Grumman Delivers Its Newest Navigation System For Flight Testing On Navy's F-5 Fighter 9/10/2007
    The first unit of Northrop Grumman Corporation's newest fiber optic gyro-inertial navigation system, the LN-260, has been delivered to the U.S. Navy for flight testing on its F-5 Tiger II Adversary Fleet Support Fighter
  4. IPG Photonics Awarded $3.8M Contract To Supply Fiber Lasers To U.S. Navy 9/4/2007
    IPG Photonics Corporation recently announced that it has been awarded a $3.8 million contract from the U.S. Navy to supply the Naval Warfare Surface Center with a 44 kilowatt fiber laser system
  5. Document Process Automation: Redwood Software And ReadSoft Announce Marketing Alliance For Document Process Automation 8/27/2007
    ReadSoft, a global supplier of software for document automation, and Redwood Software, a leader in enterprise report management, recently announced the formation of a strategic marketing alliance to provide a complete end-to-end solution for intelligent document and invoice processing for ERP applications.
  6. Case Study: Innovative Plant Design Allows Juice Manufacturer To Meet Wastewater Treatment Requirements And Increase Production 7/27/2007

    A producer of frozen concentrated and chilled citrus juices was in need of building their own wastewater treatment plant due to the publicly owned treatment works (POTW) facility operating at close to capacity

  7. In The Burning Footsteps Of Early Man: Computer Usage In Harsh, Extreme Environments 7/13/2007
    In January 2007, the Desert Migration Project embarked on a five-week expedition to the heart of the Sahara desert in search of man’s evolutionary past and to map and record the environmental changes in the now inhospitable region of the Sahara. The expedition team selected the state-of-the-art GoBook XR-1 fully rugged notebook from General Dynamics to analyze satellite images, store data, and maintain communications. Submitted by General Dynamics Itronix Corporation
  8. New York City Government Helped By Mobile Solutions 6/14/2007
    Paper-based data collection processes are slow and prone to errors, and inspectors find multiple paper forms difficult to use. Using AccessPoint, Global Bay’s business tool that allows for the creation of configurable mobile applications for field data collection, field users can collect data, access enterprise databases and sync all while enforcing their business rules at the point of capture. Global Bay Mobile Technologies is a leader in end-to-end mobile data collection applications that suit a wide range of business needs. Submitted by Global Bay
  9. Data Storage: Symantec Launches Strategy To Unite Enterprise Storage Environments 6/13/2007
    Symantec Corp. recently announced Storage United, a new business initiative designed to help enterprise storage professionals address the root causes behind the growing cost and complexity of their storage environments
  10. Registrars' Office Teaches Campus About Content Management 6/2/2007
    Located in Canton, Ohio, Stark State College of Technology has more than 8,000 credit and non-credit students who pursue 42 associate degrees or participate in other continuing education programs. The college used to maintain the student and faculty records on microfiche and paper, but the Registrar's office at Stark State realized it needed a digital solution to free up space. Submitted by Fujitsu Computer Products of America