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Portals and Manufacturing; New Real-Time Capabilities for Managers and Workers - (Executive/Management Series)

Overview This webcast showcases how to put real-time functionality at your fingertips in the manufacturing environment. Microsoft's Office System 2003 and OSIsoft's RtPortal blend documents, real-time data, and contextual information into one platform for flexible, simplified access. This advance creates true real-time information workers and empowers them to make decisions based on the most current data available. This webcast makes one better understand how Microsoft's portal strategy is changing today's computer desktop.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	OSIsoft
Live Date	18th January 2005 03:00 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Infrastructure Management, Thin Clients

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