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Tags : DominoIBM-Special Needs Nursing - Corner Stone[April 26, 2009] Special Needs Nursing – Corner Stone (SNNCS) specializes in providing contract nursing services for those with special needs, including the elderly and the mentally challenged. The challenge faced by this organization was that they needed a more reliable and scalable computer network. The existing IT environment was quite outdated, consisting of numerous individual workstations with few to no network connections. Read More... Tags: services , Microsoft , wireless , Lotus Notes , DominoIBM - Victor Manufacturing[February 18, 2009] Victor Manufacturing, an auto parts manufacturer in Iowa, needed to upgrade their hardware and software solution to support customer demand as well as increase productivity and sales. Read More... Tags: server , software , IBM , marketing , DominoIBM - Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising[February 17, 2009] The Fashion Institute has always prided itself on focusing on the connection between education and industry. It wanted to change the way everybody from staff to students to alumni communicated with the college. At the same time, it wanted to lower costs, improve service and integrate voice into its web portal. Read More... Tags: Linux , server , IBM , voice , DominoIBM - Cubist Pharmaceuticals, Inc[February 17, 2009] Cubist Pharmaceuticals, a leading bio-pharmaceuticals company, required a new system to manage clinical trials. He current system was overwhelmed, and employees couldn't share critical information. Read More... Tags: software , management , IBM , Lotus Notes , DominoChannel Has Stake In IBM, Microsoft Software Battle[January 21, 2009] It's Notes and Domino versus Sharepoint and Exchange as rivalry between the two vendors heats up. Read More... Tags: Microsoft , IBM , SharePoint , Lotus Notes , Domino |
Solutions in a Small World (Latin America): Sealed with a Kiss Even in today’s Internet-dominated world, in-person business connections still make strong impressions. But face-to-face marketers must be aware of cultural disconnects, explains AMD’s Gerald Youngblood.
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