Student Workstations Keeping You Up At Night? They Don’t Have To.... by Maryam Mahjoub - 04/20/11 Paul Glenn, Student Lab System Administrator at University of Kentucky, faced numerous problems in his day-to-day  operations. Student workstations were constantly going down due to user activity—both innocent and malicious. “Our students love to tin...

HIPAA Compliance Made Simple with Faronics Deep Freeze by Maryam Mahjoub The State of Franklin Healthcare Associates required a solution to help manage the 250 workstations spread out amongst the organization’s eight physical locations, including six clinics, one lab, and one administration office. Spyware can compr...

Public Access Computer Security an Ever Increasing Challenge for School Districts   San Juan Unified is a K-12 school district with 45,000 students over 74 sites. District wide there are over 12,000 workstations and 80 central servers; 8,000 of those are Macintosh computers running OS 9 and OS X. The remaining 4,000 machines are HP/Compaqs run...

Faronics Helps Mobile County Public School System Reduce IT Support Significantly by Maryam Mahjoub Mobile County Public School System is a K-12 school district located in Mobile, Alabama. District wide there are 20,000 student, teacher and administrator workstations that run Windows XP. There are also 500 file servers that serve the dist...

New Netbooks for Students Creates New Challenges in Managing Student Laptops   Haywood Engineering College (HEC) in Stoke on Trent is a high school specialising in Engineering. As such, HEC is a heavy user of information technology in the classroom. The school’s IT consists of 430 workstations, 100 laptops, 190 netbooks , 200 thin client computers, 16...