White Papers

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	NEW! System Redesign: Upgrading Now to Save Later (pdf: 454KB) Jon Couch - March 18, 2010 Though it may seem counterintuitive, upgrading an organization’s computing platform saves energy, time, and money in the long run. This white paper explains a critical turning point in processors and chipsets that makes 2010 a good year for redesigns.
	Comparing Desktop and Thin Client Computing in Industrial Applications (pdf: 191KB) Dan Frantzen - July 31, 2009 Thin client and desktop computing solutions both have a place in today’s industrial market. This white paper outlines some of the key features and benefits of thin clients while suggesting situations where thin clients, personal computers, or a combination of the two would provide optimal performance.
	Turnkey SCADA Solutions for Small Wind Turbine Manufacturers (pdf: 511KB) Jennie Young - August 26, 2008 As small wind gains popularity, customers will expect their turbines to be monitored and controlled much like larger commercial ones. This white paper suggests benefits of partnering for turnkey supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) solutions for small wind turbine manufacturers.
	Inside the Enclosure: Layout Planning is Key (pdf: 199KB) Don Fleischer - July 2, 2008 Computers and related electronics are used in virtually all industries. This means they are often subject to conditions that dramatically shorten their usable life. Sealed enclosures can be used to avoid constantly replacing commercial PCs and printers. This white paper focuses on the critical aspects of enclosure design and planning.
	Virtualization: Continuing to Gain Traction (pdf: 124KB) Jon Couch - January 24, 2008 Virtualization is a growing technology that allows better control and management of a network. This white paper describes the basic technology and the reasons why a company would want to implement virtualization.