• Nationwide gets cashback from VMware install
  US insurance company Nationwide has been a VMware user since 2002, when it initially used Workstation and GSX Server for test and development. Once a beta tester, it's about to install Virtual Infrastructure 3 for real. New
• Keeping thin clients synced
  When problems with differing user time zones hit a large Citrix installation, some fast thinking was needed to get the thin clients clocking on correctly. New
• Tech company goes real-time
  EMS makes mobile technology - so the company decided to use it to its own benefit.
• Grid systems speed Wachovia transaction apps
  Wachovia has freed some of its Java-based software from dedicated servers to let the transaction applications draw computing power from a pool of 10,000 processors in the US and UK.
• Airport covered by radio-on-fibre
  Multiple radio services and multiple users share a network in Atlanta.
• Fidelity's infidelity with EMC
  HDS is the beneficiary of a $25 million storage project spend by the USA's largest title insurance company. EMC, the previous storage supplier, was ejected.
• Virtualisation and 64-bit computing help IT managers do more with less
  For IT managers who want to do more with less -- meaning with fewer servers -- virtualisation and 64-bit technology are a great combination.
• City finds big savings in Linux
  People used to think the city of Kenosha was weird for running its systems entirely on Linux -- but not any more.
• College's push to virtualise its servers is paying off
  Investing in virtualisation software saved a small US college eliminated a third of its physical servers and saved about £190,000, even while adding new applications.
• Case study: Bosch Siemens
  They make some of the world's best domestic applicances. And they have the same web security issues as everyone else.
• Case study: Harvey Nichols
  How a famous shop sought to minimise the internal threat posed by web security.
• Case study: Maxxium Worldwide
  How one of the world's most prominent beverage companies integrated Websense across three access centres in Sydney, Vancouver and Amsterdam.
• Case study: Everton Football Club
  How a famous football club secured Internet access for its 280 employees.
• Case study: Pennsylvania Schools District
  Student access to the Internet is impossible in a school setting without proper safeguards.
• Case study: Security Mailing Services
  An Australian information management company uses Websense with Microsoft ISA Server.
• Boeing tracks parts with Wireless LAN
  Finding things in the world's biggest building brings causes a deluge of data.
• WAFS beats slow VPN
  Resolution Law Group ends the file open time coffee break by using Availl WAFS.
• Rugged handhelds help the Tube
  Symbol terminals survive everything, pretty much, except a direct hit from a moving train.
• Power struggle: How IT managers cope with data centre power demands (part 2)
  Data centres are growing uncontrollably as is their demand for power. How are data centre managers coping with such conflicting demands?

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