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Distributed Collaborative CAD System Based on Web Service (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - This paper presents a novel Web Service based distributed collaborative CAD system employing feature as its collaborative design element and uses XML to define feature operations and communication protocol between the server and the client. To reduce network load and increase response ability of the system, the feature information is updated incrementally on the client. The system supports collaborative designing on heterogeneous platforms. Its framework and communication protocols are analyzed in detail. The experimental results from the developed prototype system showed that it can effectively support collaborative design under the distributed environment. |
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Innovating Education in a Webcafe: 2005 Computerworld Honors Case Study (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - In the early 1990s, the Wharton School implemented a major revamp of its MBA curriculum which BusinessWeek magazine (May 13, 1991) described as "the most radical departure in business education since the early 1960s." The new curriculum brought together leadership training, a comprehensive global management orientation, and an emphasis on collaboration and teamwork. The development of technology at the Wharton School is closely allied to this vision of management education. When Wharton sought to deploy an environment for courseware throughout the School, rather than implementing a traditional course management system, the School deployed an enterprise groupware solution built around EMC Documentum's eRoom. |
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International Network Services Case Study: Mary Kay (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - Mary Kay, headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is the best-selling brand of facial skin care and color cosmetics in the United States with more than 500,000 independent. Mary Kay recognized the need to transition from a network-enabled company into a true network-centric company - one that uses the Internet and Web-based commerce as platforms from which to conduct day-to-day business. Mary Kay engaged Predictive Systems (now a wholly owned subsidiary of International Network Services) to conduct a network management assessment for Atlas, with a special focus on determining areas of risk and vulnerability to the application, network infrastructure, and the company's business goals. |
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International Network Services Case Study: Countrywide Financial Corporation (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - Countrywide Financial Corporation drives a significant amount of business over its network and due to exponential growth in lending, faced the need to enhance its network in order to improve performance. Countrywide recognized the urgent need to migrate its network to the OSPF protocol and design a new Layer 3 routing environment based upon OSPF. Based upon the past relationship with INS, Countrywide selected INS to manage the network re-design and cutover to OSPF. INS was also selected due to its networking expertise, its experience managing large-scale projects, and the strong recommendation of Nortel Networks. |
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International Network Services Case Study: Nation's Third Largest Carrier (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - This carrier is a leader in reliable and secure broadband Internet-based data, voice, and image communications for businesses and consumers. It has more than 8,000 employees and 80 sales offices in North America, Europe, and Mexico. The carrier knew that it would need a state-of-the-art NOC to attract and retain large, global clients for its network services. The client needed to identify a partner with proven expertise in a number of related disciplines - network management, performance management, security management, and infrastructure design. Predictive Systems (now a wholly owned subsidiary of International Network Services) was selected to support the client's identified objectives. |
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International Network Services Case Study: Ketchum (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - Ketchum, a prestigious public relations organization, was planning a Windows 2000 migration and, based on the magnitude of the project, did not have the resources to perform the operation in a cost-effective manner. In keeping with their commitment to leveraging technology, Ketchum recognized the need to migrate from their NT 4.0 domains to Windows 2000, and chose International Network Services (INS) as their partner for the planning and design portion of this project. |
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International Network Services Case Study: Knowledge Management Infrastructure (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - KnowledgeNet comprises one of the industry's largest databases of network consulting solutions, and enables their engineers to leverage INS's collective expertise and experience. KnowledgeNet, comprising more than 19,000 networking engagements and technical documents, provides a mechanism to capture, develop, and manage their intellectual capital. During an engagement for an international satellite communications company, KnowledgeNet enabled a non-technical project manager to research technical issues, recommend solutions, and develop detailed implementation instructions to support required remediation activities. The client saved $100,000 by avoiding the need for subject matter experts to resolve technical problems. |
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Weiss Research Cuts Expenses With RightFax (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - Weiss Research used to manage a fleet of fax machines. Frustration with high costs and slow processes led the financial research firm to look for a cost-effective, fast and secure way to handle mission-critical documents. After implementing Captaris RightFax and the RightFax Microsoft Exchange Module to automate faxing, Weiss Research is realizing substantial cost- and time-savings while supporting compliance with SEC communication regulations. |
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International Network Services Case Study: Texas Christian University (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - Texas Christian University, a private university located in Fort Worth, Texas, wanted to have a complete security assessment performed on its network in order to provide a baseline understanding of the status of the network security as well as greater insight to help guide IT project prioritization. International Network Services provided TCU with a complete security assessment and developed recommended solutions customized for the client's environment. The assessment and recommended solutions have proved very valuable to TCU in helping them to raise the bar with regard to network security. |
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Hitachi Group Achieves an Integrated Collaboration Environment With 200,000 Users Groupmax Collaboration (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - Hitachi's collaboration portal, Groupmax Collaboration, is based on the highly reliable Collaborative E-business Platform Cosminexus, and provides functionality realize the vision of a cross-functional organization built around the idea community. Even with tools intended to maximize an organization's potential, phrases like "collaboration transcending organizations" and "global information sharing" can be but a pipe dream if scalability and operational issues get in the way. This is why Hitachi, Ltd. has started actual Groupmax Collaboration operation with its employees, one of the largest user pools in the world; to solidify impressive scalability and secure a variety of functional and operational advantages. |
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Case Study: Pirelli (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - Pirelli's Tyre Sector has 22 factories and 20,000 employees in Argentina, Brazil, Egypt, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Spain, Turkey, The United States and Venezuela. Pirelli has a marketing network covering over 120 countries around the world. Pirelli's IT infrastructure supports all of their offices and factories throughout the world. The groupware infrastructure comprises of 40 servers distributed from Argentina to Australia and serves more then 16,000 users in 35 different countries. The Exchange Manager at Perilli knew that he needed a well-developed security solution that was designed for a complex groupware environment. |
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Information Security: Its not an option (Dec 14 2005 10:03 GMT) - Technology has helped financial institutions work harder and faster than ever before. The downside: Sensitive data is more vulnerable than ever before. Financial Insights (an IDC company) offers ideas and solutions to improve Information Security (IS). Click here to learn more on protecting your most important assets, your data. |
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Merck KGaA Deutschland Deploys the Adobe Intelligent Document Platform to Optimize Clinical Trials for New Pharmaceuticals (Dec 14 2005 10:02 GMT) - The Merck group, based in Darmstadt, Germany, comprises 168 firms in the pharmaceutical and chemical industry in 56 countries. Clinical trials are executed using various software systems, including a back-end trial management system connected to an Oracle database. Forms and workflows have to be able to transfer information to the system and process extracted data. Because the trial management system is deployed on a global scale, it has to be operated using a Web browser to ensure direct intranet access to forms for Merck employees and VPN access for external partners. Adobe server software provided all the solutions required to create and manage flexible form layouts and intelligent documents. |
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Nexant Automates Energy Efficiency With Captaris Workflow (Dec 14 2005 10:02 GMT) - The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) needed more effective document management capabilities within its energy efficiency programs groupware (EEGA) application. Nexant, Inc., teamed with Congruent Solutions, successfully deployed the statewide solution. EEGA is a Web-based application used to monitor a growing number of energy efficiency programs and increased reporting requirements. As an integral component of EEGA, Captaris Workflow, powered by Teamplate, provides an integrated workflow that has automated the reporting process for significant timesavings. |
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Bed Bath and Beyond Owners - A Guide and Information (Dec 14 2005 10:02 GMT) - You must be interested in bed bath and beyond owners. Perhaps you are interested in the idea of a franchise opportunity with this home products powerhouse retailer. There is no doubt that the branding on Bed Bath and beyond owners is significantly more powerful than many other home products retailers. one thing to consider when starting a small business is whether you want to start something from scratch or instead consider a franchising opportunity such as bed Bath and Beyond. What kinds of products would you be selling in your store? |
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A Collaborative Approach to a Course on the Semantic Web (Dec 14 2005 10:02 GMT) - The Semantic Web is an area of current research focus in many disciplines including software engineering. However, the breadth of knowledge required to understand development on the Semantic Web combined with the rapidly changing state of the field requires that teaching approaches to the Semantic Web be flexible. This paper describes a collaborative approach used to teach a course on the Semantic Web. Techniques used in the course included positioning the instructor as co-learner, joint decision-making by instructor and class, and the use of a group project. |
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Semantically Enhanced Collaborative Filtering on the Web (Dec 14 2005 10:02 GMT) - Item-based Collaborative Filtering (CF) algorithms have been designed to deal with the scalability problems associated with traditional user-based CF approaches without sacrificing recommendation or prediction accuracy. The integration of semantic similarities for items with rating- or usage-based similarities allows the system to make inferences based on the underlying reasons for which a user may or may not be interested in a particular item. In this paper, an approach for semantically enhanced collaborative filtering is introduced in which structured semantic knowledge about items, extracted automatically from the Web based on domain-specific reference ontologies, is used in conjunction with user-item mappings to create a combined similarity measure and generate predictions. |
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