In-depth coverage of IT events, people, technologies, and trends that matter.
WLANs find a home in tiled work areas, but deployment lags in carpeted office environments.
CIOs struggle to staff their departments with the right mix of technical expertise and business skills.
Wireless IP-based telemedicine helps a treatment provider halve wound-healing time.
A benefits payment provider builds its business on 100% uptime.
A railway's network overhaul begins with automation and saves $600,000.
Nixing desktop support problems.
One California school district created a hot spot for community, collaboration and advanced education.
Reduced shipping costs are among finishing touches to a cabinetmaker's All-Star project.
By virtualizing its Java application infrastructure, Wachovia Bank achieves a 300%-plus ROI.
A human resources firm reaps rewards from its virtualized Linux application infrastructure.
An automotive company revs up reliability and savings while slashing server counts.
Virtualization eases desktop pains.
A trio of workgroups keep Wachovia’s IT department nimble enough to handle grid computing challenges.
Taking off with automated server management.
Building an 'unbuildable' desktop image.
Loma Linda uses a 10G optical core to provide municipal Internet access.
A restaurant chain pioneers the use of the TPM security chip and saves thousands in time and lost data.
An airline lands hefty savings from a centralized interface for its varied remote-access methods.
Centralized security management heals problems and saves money.
Provider consolidated 180TB and slashed per-port costs by $200.
Brings a publisher scalability, manageability and savings.
Hardware and software from almost 60 companies power the 2006 Enterprise All-Star projects.
Since deploying WAN optimization, a government agency sees one-tenth the amount of data on its net.
A converged net means unprecedented productivity for these bankers.
Our 40 Enterprise All-Star Award winners put a shine on innovation.
