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    Better BI: Boyne Resorts 02/09/2008 09:29:00

    Marketing staffers can view customer behavior patterns at each of the company's ski and golf resorts
    BI projects are frequently driven by the demands of executives who want to scour dashboards to analyze sales and other business trends. But at Boyne Resorts, the company's BI directive was marshaled by its CIO.
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    Uni fortifies Western Front with IDS 22/02/2008 20:11:00

    Nurtured NAC keeps malware out
    The University of Western Sydney (UWS) has today gone live with a managed Intrusion Detection System (IDS) for its 5000 users.
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    Trucking firm turns to RFID to fill black hole 14/02/2007 09:27:42

    RFID tags used to track trucking containers
    Horizon Lines has turned to radio frequency identification (RFID) technology to track containers seamlessly from a Seattle distribution centre over the sea and land to their final destination in Alaska.
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    EV-DO cellular data services catch on 04/01/2007 09:59:41

    As availability expands, U.S. businesses are eyeing EV-DO networks to deliver broadband speeds to mobile devices
    Increasing speeds and falling prices are adding to the appeal of 3G Evolution Data Optimized wireless data services, which deliver broadband speeds to mobile devices.
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    Wireless LANs reach next round 27/12/2006 08:00:18

    Wireless expansion plans in universities and workplaces
    Wireless LANs have grown in the workplace -- in size, number of installations and technology maturity -- to the point that many IT managers now expect to expand the uses of their networks in a new round of investments within the next year or two.
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    A ticket to ride 27/12/2006 12:00:22

    RFID cards let drivers share a 2,000-vehicle pool of cars
    Back in 2000, the Zipcar crew set out to establish a new class of transportation: cars that drivers could sign up to share for a fee. It was an ambitious goal, and one it seems to have accomplished.
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    Wireless optics provides network connectivity 03/02/2004 13:23:44

    amr interactive's wireless FSO link an innovative approach to networking between different branches
    Research consultancy group amr interactive has taken an innovative approach to establishing network connectivity between its new premises and office headquarters in Sydney, adopting a free space optics (FSO) solution to transmit information wirelessly.
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