Infrastructure Products and Services

WatchGuard’s XTM 8 and XTM 1050 security solutions challenge traditional unified threat-management (UTM) suppliers, as they update the UTM concept to cope with today’s changing security scenario. XTM (eXtensible threat management) is a new class of security solution that provides more security features, greater networking capabilities and more management flexibility than its UTM predecessor, as well as greater IT investment protection, increased green credentials and improved choice. WatchGuard XTM builds on the IDC-defined UTM foundation of integrated firewall/VPN with virus and intrusion blocking, but extends security to provide spam blocking, spyware and bot protection, and URL filtering. It also includes enhanced support for business technologies, such as voice over IP, and offers inbound and outbound HTTPS inspection to increase content-security coverage and close the HTTPS loophole.

WatchGuard

Sony’s UP-D25MD digital color dye sublimation printer is optimized for ultrasound applications. The UP-D25MD replaces the UP-D23MD, offering a smaller footprint and range of enhanced features. The printer utilizes the same print media as the previous model, and adds an optional laminated media model providing long-lasting picture quality with high resistance to water and fingerprints. The compact, high-speed medical device delivers 423-dpi resolution prints in less than 20 seconds.

Sony

GE Healthcare’s CARESCAPE Monitor B850 provides caregivers with a unique level of integration between patient monitoring data and hospital-information systems. Unlike traditional patient monitors, CARESCAPE Monitor B850 directly links hospital networks, electronic medical records, diagnostic images, lab results and third-party devices with real-time patient-monitoring data, to support efficient clinical decision making. This enables CARESCAPE Monitor B850 to integrate its continuous clinical measurements with other elements of the patient record, delivering it at the point of care.

GE Healthcare

Avaya’s Aura System Platform is a single-server, unified-communications solution for businesses as small as 100 employees, scalable up to 2,400 users and 250 locations. The midsize solution is one of the first in the industry to use standards-based virtualization technology for real-time communications, enabling unmodified versions of Avaya Communication Manager, voice messaging, SIP-enablement services, application-enablement services, utility services and media services to be deployed on a single server. The Avaya Aura uses system platform with standard, commercial servers certified by Avaya to deliver security, scalability and resiliency.

Avaya

Emerson Network Power’s Liebert PSI uninterruptible power supply (UPS) system provides reliable and economical line-interactive backup power protection for smaller IT spaces, including network closets, IT rooms and home offices. The Liebert PSI gives users five minutes of battery backup at full load, as well as the ability to remotely monitor and shut down connected equipment via Liebert MultiLink software. The UPS is rack/tower convertible and is available in 1,000 VA, 1,500 VA, 2,200 VA and 3,000 VA in 120-V and 230-V models.

Emerson

Motorola has released two additions to its enterprise-class 802.11n wireless LAN (WLAN) SMART Branch portfolio – the dual-radio AP650 802.11n access point and the RFS4000 802.11n integrated services controller with an optional integrated dual-radio 802.11n access point (AP). SMART Branch offers the ability to run troubleshooting, spectrum analysis and intrusion prevention from any AP in the network, so IT can improve user support, network visibility and security. Motorola’s SMART Branch portfolio includes WLAN, management and complementary solutions, allowing remote IT departments to operate as if they have an IT expert at every branch.

Motorola

Tripp Lite has developed its latest line of SmartOnline Single-Phase UPS Systems to incorporate an economy-mode function. The SmartOnline Series, from 1,000-16,000 VA, has an efficiency rating of up to 97 percent, leading to less heat in data centers, lower energy consumption and savings in both cooling and energy costs. The UPS throttles power consumption by changing operating modes automatically. Hot-swappable modular models can be fully serviced and including complete replacement.

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