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High-Tech Medical Research Facility Protects Local E-mail Inboxes; Provides Full Laptop Protection for VIPs

St. Jude Medical's Cardiac Rhythm Management office in Sunnyvale, California is a center for important research and development for the company. Because of their particular interest in e-mail, they needed a solution that could effectively back up PSTs. This challenged the capabilities of most desktop backup applications, which were unable...

Tags: St. Jude Medical Inc., Atempo, ViPS, Laptop Computer, High-Tech Medical Research Facility, Backups, Microsoft Outlook, E-mail, Groupware, Microsoft Office, Office Suites, Software, Online Communications, Enterprise Software

Case studies 2008-04-24

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Improving Patient Care with a High-Performance CampusFabric

The University of Rochester Medical Center URMC, a large medical treatment and research campus in upstate New York, is the university's primary medical facility for education, research, and patient care. Like most healthcare providers, URMC relies on its network to deliver patient services, reduce costs, and make its operations as...

Tags: Patient, High-performance

White papers 2009-06-26

Swine flu? What it means for IT professionals

Swine flu? What it means for IT professionalsSwine Flu is not Bird FluOur company's plan for bird flu is *wildly* different than for this one. We used the 1918 Spanish Flu as our bird flu model, which has a 1% fatality rate for healthy 20-40 year olds.If something like that...

Tags: fatality, H1N1 flu, VPN, What it means

Discussion threads 2009-04-29

IT's challenges: The end of device charging; ROI; Super programmers

Gartner on Tuesday outlined its grand IT challenges from 2008 to 2033 and it includes a world where you'll never have to charge your device. That was one of the futurama type predictions outlined by Gartner analyst Ken McGhee at the firm's Symposium ITxpo. These prediction presentations...

Tags: Device, Information Technology, Gesture, ROI, Programmer, Programming, Wireless, Roi/Tco, Strategy, Development Tools, Finance, Managerial Accounting, Management, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-10-14

Watching the world like our ancestors

This is the promise of UK computer scientists who are reconstructing antique worlds in 3-D for all of our senses, including smell. They say that we could experience what the past really looked like. The goal of these researchers is to build the 'Mother of All Virtual Environments'. The technologies...

Tags: Engineering &, Innovation, Computers &, Internet

Blog posts 2007-05-20

NY initiative advances cause of electronic medical health records

Hurricane Katrina showed the pressing need for electonic medical health records, an initiative that federal government officials are pressing hard. But the cost and complexity of the software has kept doctors from making the switch. According to Gartner, fewer than 5% of doctors use EMR software and among doctors practicing...

Tags: HEALTHCARE, Taconic Network, software, health

Blog posts 2005-09-20