A “Case Study” article from the November 6, 2009 issue:
Adobe needs little introduction. The multimedia giant has launched everything from Photoshop to the PDF, and as the years go by, it continues to design products for individuals and enterprises around the globe. One example is the company’s LiveCycle product (www.adobe.com/products/livecycle), a collaboration service that Fang [...]
A “Featured Company” article from the November 6, 2009 issue:
Since 2002, UK-based risk management service provider Pentura has provided IT security and data protection solutions to enterprises. Steve Smith, managing director of Pentura, founded the company to bring new technologies into the IT security marketplace, an area he believes had been largely overlooked by traditional [...]
A “Cover Focus” feature from the October 23, 2009 issue:
Voice over Internet Protocol technology, better known as VoIP, is actually a fairly mature technology. “It’s extraordinarily well supported, with a wide range of options, both with handset and desktop options and with server and backend options. There are proprietary and open-source solutions. It’s been around [...]
A “Case Study” article from the October 23, 2009 issue:
Since its founding in 1949, Houston-based Wholesale Electric Supply (www.wholesaleelectric.com) has sold electrical supplies to commercial and industrial companies, along with companies in the petrochemical and utility industries around the world. Although Wholesale Electric’s industry is competitive, the company differentiates itself by providing a comprehensive product [...]
A “Featured Company” article from the October 9, 2009 issue:
When data center management solutions provider Raritan began in CEO Ching-I Hsu’s basement in 1985, it focused on selling PC clones. Back then, the demand for low-cost IBM clone PCs was greater than the supply, and so Hsu’s company built these PCs primarily for local customers. [...]