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The Schwan Food Company uses Intel processor-based servers to extend virtualisation to new applications, cut power consumption by 13%, and reduce the hardware footprint by 30%. The ice cream home-delivery service wanted to create a virtualised infrastructure running Intel Xeon processor 5500 and 7400 series to help it roll out new applications and improve the IT group's response to business requests.
Middle East:
Thursday, January 14 - 2010 at 12:29
If your organisation is like most, the business units are demanding more services as technology becomes even more deeply embedded in the business. Your IT environment is growing more complex as you adopt technologies, such as virtualisation, and integration methodologies, such as service oriented architecture (SOA). And there is always growing pressure to improve service and reduce costs.
Middle East:
Wednesday, January 13 - 2010 at 11:54
IP communications is the most efficient IP transformation strategy to address the urgent requirements that enterprises face today: Decreasing recurring costs, speeding up the roll-out of new policies and applications, and controlling the upfront investments and operations of this transformation.
Middle East:
Wednesday, December 23 - 2009 at 12:15
Enterprises of all sizes are seeking ways to improve their margins by providing better service to their clients, improving their productivity and reducing their costs. One way of achieving the above outcomes is for these enterprises to improve their communication and collaboration capabilities and integrate these technologies with their business processes. There is thus a growing interest in the offering of unified communications services.
Middle East:
Monday, December 21 - 2009 at 15:53
In recent years, the telecommunications industry has begun to unlock the potential presented by high growth markets (HGM), but the industry has only scratched the surface of this vital and dynamic market. HGMs offer operators unprecedented opportunity in the new global telecommunications market. From their tremendous, and often unconnected, population base, to the high-level of business activity and tourism, this market is ripe for new technology.
Middle East:
Sunday, December 20 - 2009 at 15:44
In today's rapidly changing communications arena, large enterprises face many challenges in upgrading and maintaining their multimedia corporate networks. To meet these challenges, Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is gaining prominence as a reference technology for unifying multimedia, real-time communications in a common, standards-based framework for both enterprises and carriers.
Middle East:
Sunday, December 20 - 2009 at 14:06
2009 was a tough year for businesses around the globe with no respite from cyber criminals who generated an influx and variation of spam and malware that many traditional security technologies were ill-equipped to handle. In this report we take a closer look at the major factors and key developments over the course of the year and their impact on the security landscape, looking ahead to 2010 to provide insight into key threats and areas of concern.
Global:
Saturday, December 19 - 2009 at 10:06
Energy costs continue to take up a significant portion IT budgets, and it seems that there is no end in sight. Much of the power that IT consumes is being wasted. Industry experts have reported that the cost of wasted server capacity is more than $100bn per year. Cost is not the only problem. Energy consumption has become a severe constraint on growth. Many IT organisations view Green IT as a major undertaking that involves replacing current equipment with new "green" equipment that has low energy consumption.
Middle East:
Thursday, December 10 - 2009 at 16:30
In a challenging economy, Unified Communications (UC) help to lower enterprise expenses as well as improve employee productivity. This white paper describes some UC business initiatives, with examples from Alcatel-Lucent customers and explains how the Alcatel-Lucent portfolio of products and solutions can help you realise the benefits of Unified Communications.
Middle East:
Thursday, December 10 - 2009 at 14:36
Lean in a supply chain context is about a holistic view of procurement, manufacturing distribution and sales order processing. This means that some level of enterprise technology is necessary to view the organization in an integrated context instead of as functional islands. However, before technology can facilitate the lean supply chain, manufacturing executives need to start thinking in lean supply chain terms. We will be reviewing those terms and sharing the key concepts that are the foundation for the lean effort.
Middle East:
Wednesday, December 09 - 2009 at 11:08
Dynamic communications solutions that enable the real-time flow of information and knowledge in clinical and administrative workflows can dramatically reduce the time between a patient event and its outcome. When this time is reduced, patients receive higher quality care, outcomes are improved, clinicians are more satisfied and operations are more efficient.
Middle East:
Wednesday, December 09 - 2009 at 10:59
Test process assessment can achieve various strategic and tactical objectives of an IT organisation. Assessments provide a methodical way of gathering the pain areas of a QA organisation and developing a practical road map to address these areas. An assessment model provides the framework against which the maturity or the level of capability of an organisation or an entity can be measured.
Middle East:
Monday, December 07 - 2009 at 17:01
R Systems provides government agencies, academic researchers, and commercial enterprises fast access to high performance computing (HPC) resources. To accommodate two client requests in a short time frame, R Systems worked with Intel and Dell to upgrade a 288-node HPC cluster by deploying new customised servers equipped with the Xeon processor 5500 series. The upgraded cluster helped a customer increase aggregate application performance by 200 percent while providing the density and energy efficiency to enable R Systems to further expand HPC resources.
US:
Monday, December 07 - 2009 at 16:54
Selling through a slump: An industry-by-industry playbook to help you prepare for the recovery brings together 11 top sales blogger-trainer-authors from 11 distinct vertical market sectors, ranging from retail to healthcare to telecoms — because one size doesn't always fit all. It contains the best of the best — Top 10 (and more) lists on how to sell in a recessionary market from well-known sales experts. Each list is a mixture of practical-tactical tips and experience-based wisdom.
Middle East:
Monday, December 07 - 2009 at 16:46
The centralisation of applications and access using thin clients enhances manageability and security. However, while desktop virtualisation usually has little or no impact on the end-user experience when the thin client and server communicate over a LAN, it can come at the cost of reduced user experience when running over the wide area network (WAN), in particular in high-latency environments.
Middle East:
Sunday, November 29 - 2009 at 15:46