How one hospital tapped DB2 Content Manager to drastically reduce its paper and printing costs—and realized other savings to boot
How a prominent hospital was able to increase the productivity of its IT staff and pay for itself all in about two months
Web-application firewalls protect against unknown attacks
How to safeguard an educational network when its users face few rules and resources don’t exist to police them closely
HIPAA mandates penalties for data disclosure. Here's how a hospital went about finding an intrusion detection solution.
A packet-shaping tool can help handle worm outbreaks.
Unisea, one of the world's leading fish product processing companies, turned to Sitekeeper from Executive Software Inc. to help them better manage and track software updates and licences.
A spring storm forced the state of Connecticut to undergo a $15 million move to a new data center with Voice over IP, improved network performance, and better mainframe and server maintenance.
The University of Wisconsin needed to replace legacy homegrown mainframe software, written in COBOL on a Bull mainframe, with Web-based software. It now runs Sun servers hosting Oracle databases.
Novell needed to send customers formatted sales documents worldwide via e-mail or fax; it found the answer in StreamServe's Business Communications Platform.
Proper planning and adequate help enable the director of information services for On Assignment Inc. to put DSL in 70 offices.
For a business that lives off demand for printed documents, the paper industry has spent a lot of time trying to banish paper documents from its own processes.
In consolidating nine data centers worldwide to one location, Parker Hannifin International chooses to go with a vendor it knows well.
A specialty baked goods company was losing online sales because of a Web site that couldn't handle peak holiday traffic. Solution: It upgraded its existing iSeries (AS/400) computers and created a new Web site running Linux.
Political instability in India combined with Russia's depth of programming talent makes it an attractive new location from offshore software development.
Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline PLC uses p-to-p software to share data with its partners.
To consolidate over 300 servers in three data centers, the Bank of Montreal turned to IBM, Inrange Technologies and StorageTek.
Working with consulting firm Arthur D. Little and optimization software vendor Strategic Systems International Ltd., the United States Steel Corp. (USX) opened its own "virtual service center" to help locate suitable inventory and distribute it as cost-effectively as possible.
Wireless asset tracking at a DaimlerChrysler body panel plant is saving money and encouraging other plants to roll out the same system.
A sophisticated weather system at The Weather Channel is managing a huge stream of data to be channeled from storage to TV, radio, Internet , PDAs and cell phones.