When the top companies in IT come together; good things happen. In a results-oriented business world, Itanium-based solutions from hardware and software vendors are changing the ways successful businesses are staying ahead of the game.
Intel + Microsoft Corporation + NEC
Online Resources Case Study
Recognized as one of the nation’s fastest growing technology companies by Deloitte & Touche, the Washington Post, Forbes, and Bank Technology News, Online Resources (NASDAQ: ORCC) is a leading provider of B2B2C Web-based financial services. Online Resources powers financial technology services for thousands of financial institutions, billers and credit service providers. Founded in 1989, Online Resources serves more than 12 million billable end-users and processes more than $100 billion in payments annually.
SGI
Understanding the World of Microbes
By Itanium Solutions Alliance
The University of Houston develops computational tools to predict the impact of global warming, human activities and toxic waste on microorganisms.
Intel
Transforming Social Security Services
The Chongqing Labor & Social Security Information Network is a Chinese government agency handling the social security needs of over five million of the city’s citizens—17.7 percent of Chongqing’s 30.9 million population. But millions of those records kept in paper form by different departments across the city made data access difficult. Something had to be done, and fast.
Hewlett-Packard + Intel
HP Cluster Computing Helps Researchers Unlock Secrets of Carbohydrate/protein Interaction
Can the interaction of carbohydrates and proteins hold the secret to preventing pain and disease? It’s a simple question. But finding answers requires incredibly complex computer-based simulations. That’s where HP High Performance Compute Clusters come in.
Hewlett-Packard + Intel + Microsoft Corporation
DenizBank
To compete in today’s financial services industry, banks face a dizzying array of challenges. They must accelerate transaction processing, manage risks, and comply with government regulations. At the same time, they must continually enhance their retail and commercial banking services, increase customer loyalty, and reduce costs.
