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KnowledgeLake Inc., which makes document imaging and capture technologies for Microsoft SharePoint Enterprise Content Management (ECM ), has integrated its KnowledgeLake Connect product with the award-winning Fujitsu ScanSnap S300. The ScanSnap S300 allows remote office users to easily save and index documents to SharePoint from any desktop application. The integration provides quick and easy imaging, capture, storage and indexing for ECM with Microsoft SharePoint.
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Aruba Networks Inc., a global leader in wireless LANs and secure unified mobility solutions, has been awarded the Wireless Security Product of the Year Award for 2008 by Techworld for its Remote Access Point (RAP) technology. Targeted at organizations with teleworkers, traveling executives, branch offices, first responder or disaster recovery requirements, RAP offers a truly instant-on, no set-up remote connectivity solution. Once loaded on an Aruba access point, many of which can easily fit in a purse or valise, RAP establishes an encrypted tunnel to the data center and uses a built-in stateful firewall and split-tunneling router to securely deliver the enterprise network to mobile users.
01 Communique Laboratory Inc. has released I’m InTouch Premium, a remote access solution that builds on the award winning I’m InTouch with new features designed for business users. I’m InTouch Premium enables organizations to provide employees with cost effective remote access to their workstations from anywhere, without the need to leave their computers on all the time. The ability to remotely wake-up your computer is especially important to businesses that want to provide employees with remote access to workstations. Instead of leaving their computer on when leaving at night, for the weekend or for vacation, employees can shut their PCs down and still be confident that they can access their important files at anytime. Not only does this save on electricity; but also enhances security since there can be no unauthorized access to a shut down PC.
Juniper Networks Inc. has stepped up its expansion efforts in wide area network (WAN) optimization with a series of three new platforms that are more scaleable, speed up application performance and offer mix-and-match hardware components. The WXC 1800, WXC 2600 and WXC 3400 platforms are at once smaller and quieter and have parts that can be popped out of the structure (for example hard drives and power supplies) without dismounting it. The WXC WAN optimization platforms aim to improve application performance in order to make a remote office function as if it were on the local area network (LAN). The new appliances can accelerate WAN traffic up to 2 Mbps for the WXC 1800 used in small offices, up to 8 Mbps for the WXC 2600 used in medium-sized to large branch offices and small data centers, and up to 45 Mbps for the WXC 3400, which is deployed at higher-speed remote locations, head offices or data centers.