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Vendor:
Harris Software Systems Pty Ltd
Phone:
07 3253 2000
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Facing the challenge of networking voice communications and control systems in a mission-critical environment requires careful planning, product selection and implementation. This technical paper steps through a real-life case study which culminated in a hybrid voice communication and control system (VCCS) with a fully digital, totally non-blocking voice communication system with a distributed, parallel operating core that provides high-reliability, fault-tolerant voice communications.
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APC by Schneider Electric
Phone:
1800 652 725
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IT virtualisation, the engine behind cloud computing, can have significant consequences on the data centre physical infrastructure (DCPI). This white paper discusses the effects and possible solutions for dealing with them.
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Vendor:
SolarWinds Software Asia Pte Ltd
Phone:
0011 65 6593 7626
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For any size data centre, having a proper management solution is critical for ensuring an orderly and problem-free environment. In this white paper we look at the top five areas you should look at when choosing a management solution for your virtual environment.
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Vendor:
Sophos Pty Ltd
Phone:
02 9409 9100
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Modern web threats can infect your network, subvert systems into botnets or steal sensitive data. To meet these challenges to your security, you need to put in place user education and awareness, preventive measures and a modern web security solution. Read this guide for tips.
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Vendor:
LogMeIn Australia Pty Ltd
Phone:
02 8093 9905
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With an ever-growing remote workforce, increasingly complex and changing IT environments and the mobile device boom, mid to large organisations and the managed service providers who look after their IT infrastructure are facing a myriad of challenges, especially when it comes to remote support. IDC research has shown that poor support is the number one reason for customers changing managed service providers.
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Vendor:
LogMeIn Australia Pty Ltd
Phone:
02 8093 9905
Extract:
Even if you have a remote support tool, the changing demands of employees and customers may necessitate a change. End users are much more distributed, more mobile and rely on an array of personal and corporate-issued client devices to access applications and data. This puts more pressure on the helpdesk to improve its responsiveness both on and off the corporate LAN. Now may be the time to re-evaluate your remote support to add new capabilities, increase efficiency and consolidate support tools.
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Vendor:
Sophos Pty Ltd
Phone:
02 9409 9100
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News headlines are a constant reminder that malware attacks and data loss are on the rise. High-profile incidents that make big news might seem out of the ordinary, yet businesses of every size face similar risks when using digital technology and the internet for legitimate purposes.
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Vendor:
LogMeIn Australia Pty Ltd
Phone:
02 8093 9905
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This paper explores the challenges and hidden costs of supporting a remote workforce with legacy tools. In addition, it identifies best practices that decision-makers can use to choose enterprise helpdesk support tools that better meet the needs of remote employees, while helping to reduce costs.
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Vendor:
Sophos Pty Ltd
Phone:
02 9409 9100
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According to the 2010 Annual US Cost of a Data Breach Study, 35% of US organisations reported that a lost or stolen mobile device caused a data security breach. Increasingly, employees use their laptops, Androids, iPads and other personal mobile devices for work and blend their unprotected devices with business data. This introduces even greater risk to an organisation’s data, network and reputation.
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Vendor:
Hitachi Data Systems
Phone:
02 9325 3300
Extract:
The stresses associated with the economic crisis are driving several fundamental changes in executives’ attitudes towards IT investments. Faced with a future where organisations need to deploy and effectively use hundreds or thousands of server application instances in a virtual environment, optimally configured, converged IT solutions should be deployed.
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Vendor:
National Instruments Australia
Phone:
02 9491 4000
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This report details key trends, methodologies and technologies impacting test engineering organisations in every industry. The Automated Test Outlook combines input from academic and industry research, business intelligence and customer advisory boards. Read this white paper for more information.
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Vendor:
APC by Schneider Electric
Phone:
1800 652 725
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Many of the mysteries of equipment failure, downtime, software and data corruption are often the result of a problematic supply of power. This white paper will describe the most common types of power disturbances, what can cause them, what they can do to your critical equipment and how to safeguard your equipment, using the IEEE standards for describing power quality problems.
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Vendor:
AMS Instrumentation & Calibration Pty Ltd
Phone:
03 9017 8225
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Industry consumes vast quantities of oxygen and nitrogen annually, all of which is obtained from the air around us. There are two main techniques used to separate these two primary gases from air. These processes are cryogenic separation and pressure swing adsorption (PSA).
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Vendor:
Hydro Innovations
Phone:
02 9647 2700
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Are water operators as safe as they could be? A recent survey conducted with operators and engineers questions this. During the September 2011 WIOA (Water Industry Operators Association) meeting and exhibition at Bendigo in Victoria, Hydro Innovations conducted a survey of operators and other water industry professionals as part of the official competition program. This paper summarises the findings of this survey and details explanations for them.
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Vendor:
WEG Australia Pty Ltd
Phone:
03 9765 4600
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This study presents a technique developed to minimise losses in totally enclosed fan-cooled (TEFC) induction motors fed by frequency converters in applications with constant torque loads, especially at low speeds, in which the ventilation system is inefficient.
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Vendor:
Emerson Process Management
Phone:
03 9721 0200
Extract:
Security has always been a relevant concern during the design and deployment of automated control systems. But recent worldwide events, combined with technological and industry trends of the last decade, have significantly raised the visibility and public awareness of this issue.
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Vendor:
Hydro Innovations
Phone:
02 9647 2700
Extract:
Pumping raw sewage or any kind of wastewater can be expensive, with many hidden costs and safety issues. Download this white paper to find out how you can lower costs and improve safety at sewage pumping stations.
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Vendor:
Matthews Intelligent Identification Pty Ltd
Phone:
03 9763 0533
Extract:
In recent times, the technology options for machine vision inspection systems have increased, the cost of these solutions has reduced and hence the adoption has dramatically increased. These solutions, if implemented wisely, can provide a competitive advantage for manufacturers as well as provide cost savings.
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Vendor:
MSA Australia Pty Ltd
Phone:
02 9688 0333
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In today’s working environment, confined spaces are ongoing areas of review. Nearly all workers can expect to come into contact with a gas detector during their working career but few have the opportunity to understand the basics. Are you safe?
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Vendor:
ABB Australia Pty Ltd
Phone:
03 8544 0000
Extract:
ABB Australia Pty Limited, Jokab Safety business development manager, Ken Robertson addresses in this white paper the Australian OHS requirements for machine safety and discusses how these might be put into practice in developing appropriate machine safety solutions in industry. A critical part of this process involves identifying appropriate safety categories that are required in each situation.