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  • iPad App Helps Forest Service Distribute Maps for Firefighters

    The U.S. Forest Service deploys a mobile map application for firefighters and emergency responders to use in the field and for tactical planning

    Written by Stephanie Overby • 30 Jan. 13 14:37

  • Seven reasons to use AirWatch for mobile device management

    Many enterprises use AirWatch systems to manage mobile devices on an individual, group and company level all at once. From configuration to monitoring to support, here are seven reasons why AirWatch ranks among the MDM leaders.

    Written by Richard Hein • 11 July 12 15:27

  • Tips to building a better wireless network

    More and more iPhones, iPads, BlackBerries, Droids, netbooks and even game consoles began appearing on Bryant & Stratton College's campuses--and CIO Ernest Lehman worried they'd lead to big trouble.

    Written by Tom Kaneshige • 10 Sept. 10 08:40

  • The policeman's new partner: iPhone

    Chances are you've never heard of the iPhone app One Force Tracker, one of the coolest apps never to appear on the App Store. The iPhone app, created by defense contractor Raytheon for the U.S. military late last year, helps soldiers keep tabs with each other via GPS during missions and identifies known sniper sites and fallback positions on a map.

    Written by Tom Kaneshige • 12 Aug. 10 03:47

  • South East Water taps into unified communications

    As one of Melbourne’s three state-owned water retailers, South East Water provides water, sewerage services and recycled water services to about 1.4 million customers in the Melbourne’s South Bank through to the Mornington Peninsula and Gippsland. The company has about $2 billion of assets in the ground and about 800 information workers. Given the distributed nature of the organisation, it’s not surprising that having flexible, robust communication systems is vital. Add its busy, industry-recognised contact centres into the mix and it quickly became clear to CIO, Marcus Darbyshire, that the company required an innovative approach to its communications technology that would provide a platform for the future.

    Written by Georgina Swan • 10 June 10 09:34

  • Avoid Pitfalls of Health-care Wi-Fi Networks

    In healthcare, network dependability can literally be a matter of life and death, and US federal law mandates security and privacy levels beyond those needed in any other vertical industry outside finance and national security. And many health-care providers operate on shoestring budgets, in part because of the large population of uninsured individuals

    Written by Bert Latamore • 04 June 07 11:50
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