THE Journal White Papers
Free K-12-technology-in-the-classroom white papers and case studies from our sponsors. Click a title to read more or download.
04/30/12
Park Hill School District uses Virtual Desktop Infrastructure to improve district wide desktop management and online access.
Sponsored By Cisco Systems, Inc., Citrix Systems, Inc., NetApp
04/30/12
While minimalism in computing has been around since the 1990s, the concept only recently has hit its stride: Computer devices that only carry out essential applications, or "thin clients", have a longer operational life span, cut energy use and are less expensive to purchase and maintain. As the phenomenon of software as a service gains traction, in fact, thin clients are already replacing desktop PCs in many government, commercial and educational settings. Learn more in this white paper "Thin Client Computing: Providing Solutions and Dispelling Myths".
Sponsored By Cisco Systems, Inc., Citrix Systems, Inc., NetApp
04/18/12
Download this whitepaper to gain insights from Cisco's perspective about the benefits, barriers and options that exist regarding cloud computing along with their implementation strategy and guidance about how to navigate the landscape.
Sponsored By Cisco Systems, Inc.
04/04/12
The Pender County School District in North Carolina wanted to find the most affordable, scalable, and easily managed wireless LAN. After examining all of its alternatives, the district found success with Aerohive Networks.
Sponsored By Aerohive Networks
04/04/12
After a visit to Apple's Cupertino campus, Holly Area School District’s Director of Technology was inspired to deploy MacBooks, iPads, Apple’s 21C digital media tools, and other devices to the district's students, connecting them to the Wi-Fi network
Sponsored By Aerohive Networks
04/04/12
Virtualization, cloud computing, and wireless technology are fundamentally changing enterprise computing, providing revolutionary gains in productivity and cost savings. Powerful enterprise applications can now be delivered to almost any device, anywhere, at any time.
Sponsored By Aerohive Networks
04/04/12
Allegany County Public Schools was facing those growth pains that come for folks who embrace high-tech trends: It needed to accommodate an influx of Apple iPads, and other popular Wi-Fi-enabled mobile devices, on its wireless network.
Sponsored By Aerohive Networks
04/04/12
This paper examines how schools can apply 802.11n enterprise-class Wi-Fi technology in ways that pay while overcoming such traditional challenges as shrinking budgets, high network management costs, and nagging performance and reliability troubles
Sponsored By Aerohive Networks