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| August 18, 2005 -- On Location: SkyWest Airlines' Desktop Management Project | |
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On Location: SkyWest Airlines' Desktop Management Project By Tim Wilson The nation's largest independently owned regional carrier set out to find technology that could advance its reliability, on-time performance, growth management, IT staff productivity and cost control. Through a suite of desktop-management software, the airline was able to accomplish just that. |
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On Location: SkyWest Airlines' Remote Lifecycle-Management Suite By Jonathan Feldman The IT group at SkyWest Airlines deployed a remote lifecycle-management suite to integrate asset, desktop and helpdesk management on 1,500 PCs across 80 WANs. We spoke with SkyWest managers and staffers to find out how effective the implementation has been. |
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Review: IP KVMs By Michael J. DeMaria IP versions of a keyboard-video-mouse switch provide all the benefits of a conventional KVM plus wider access, but be prepared for high prices and increased security risks. Our Editor's Choice led a lackluster pack with a mix of management, access control and reporting features. |
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VoIP Security By Peter Morrissey There are no easy solutions for effective VoIP security, but there are ways to minimize risk and enhance your overall strategy. We'll show you how. |
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Centerfold: Concrete Company Trades Travel for Web Meetings By Kelley Jackson Higgins Tindall Corp. needed to reduce travel time and expenses while still encouraging employee collaboration. The solution: Web conferencing, which promises to save the company tons. |
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M-Tech Information Technology's ID-Org Lori MacVittie Synchronizing your organizational charts across multiple applications makes it easier for managers to update the data. ID-Org makes that a breeze. |
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Polycom's VSX 5000 By Michael J. DeMaria This videoconferencing system delivers quality pictures, but setup can be frustrating. |
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Macromedia's Studio 8 By Lori MacVittie Macromedia reconfigures its Studio Suite with updates of Dreamweaver, fireworks and flash professional, plus two new components. |
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Last Mile: The Wonderful Wi-Fi of Disney Edited By Tim Wilson and Tom LaSusa Check out the Top 11 reasons Disney's new mobile service will outsell competitors. Also, the MugMouse and Open-Source Beer? |
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Extrusion Prevention By Patricia Thomas This edition looks at Fidelis Security Systems' DataSafe 3.7, Pro Softnet Corp.'s ILite, Microsoft's Office Visio 2003 Resource Kit and Red Gate Software's SQL Log Rescue. |
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Letters: Firewall Flap By NWC Readers Charles Brewster contends, "Freedom of choice is one of this country's most fundamental values, yet we don't have it in the desktop arena." |
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Down to Business: Cisco Security Flap: Much Ado About Something By Rob Preston There's no surer way to call mass attention to a sensitive subject you're trying to downplay than to tell the public to mind its own business. |
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Open-Source Ratings Don't Measure Up By Tim Wilson Carnegie Mellon and partners have a template for evaluating the business readiness of open-source applications. But be wary of making any decisions based solely on it. |
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New EU Rule Aimed Squarely at Thieves By Sean Doherty Despite initial concerns, a new European Parliament proposal is designed to prevent the sale of IP-infringing software, not its use. |
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Vulnerability Puts Cisco, Users on Their Toes By Peter Morrissey Mike Lynn quit his job at ISS to give a Black Hat conference presentation on vulnerabilities in Cisco routers--vulnerabilities that you should watch for. |
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Will Profits Taint Mozilla? By Richard Hoffman Mozilla Corp. is really just the company's structure for building partnerships with for-profit companies, not a move toward an IPO. |
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FUDBusters: Reports of ERP's Death Greatly Exaggerated By Rob Preston A new report from AMR Research shows that half of ERP licenses remain unused, but the same report also shows that users are planning to spend more on ERP over the next 12 months. |
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