Vendors to the All-Stars

Hardware and software from almost 60 companies power the 2006 Enterprise All-Star projects.

By nobody, Network World
September 25, 2006 12:17 AM ET

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Vendor	Enterprise All-Star	Technology focus
Allied Telesis	City of Loma Linda	Fiber to the home
Altiris	Wilson & Company, Engineers and Architects	Desktop management
AmberPoint	MedicAlert Foundation	Service-oriented architecture
Application Security	Ochsner Health System	Database application security
AVIcode	Evolution Benefits	Application performance monitoring
BladeLogic	Priceline.com	Automated server provisioning
CentrePath	• Children's Hospital of Philadelphia	• Optical network and storage
CentrePath	• Community Health Network	• Optical network and storage
Cisco	• BNSF Logistics	• Security and net infrastructure
	• BNSF Railway	• Automated change management
	• Community Health Network	• Optical network and storage
	• Kindred Healthcare	• Storage-area network
	• FirstHealth of the Carolinas	• Security infrastructure
Citrix Systems	Southwest Washington Medical Center	Single sign-on security
CounterStorm	NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital	Internal intrusion prevention
DataSynapse	Wachovia Bank	Application virtualization
Dell	• Papa Gino's and D'Angelo Sandwich Shops	• Trusted Platform Module security
Dell	• Appalachian State University	• Policy-based switching
Elemental Security	University at Buffalo Health Sciences	Security compliance
Elgg.org	Saugus Union School District	Open source online collaboration
EMC	• Children's Hospital of Philadelphia	• Optical network and storage
	• Cabell Huntington Hospital	• Data archiving
	• Kindred Healthcare	• Storage-area network
Enterasys Networks	Appalachian State University	Policy-based switching
EqualLogic	Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering	iSCSI storage
Fiberlink Communications	Continental Airlines	Policy-based secure access
Forum Systems	MedicAlert Foundation	Web services security
HP	Taleo	Application virtualization
IBM	• Community Health Network	• Optical network and storage
	• PHH Mortgage	• Desktop
	• Vassar Brothers Medical Center	• Wireless infrastructure
IBM Global Services	Children's Hospital of Philadelphia	Optical network and storage
Imprivata	Southwest Washington Medical Center	Single sign-on security
InnerWireless	Vassar Brothers Medical Center	Wireless infrastructure
Intelligent Computer Solutions	PHH Mortgage	Desktop management
IPCop.org	BNSF Logistics	Security and net infrastructure
Juniper	• Harvard Business School	• Security infrastructure
	• Paccess	• WAN application acceleration
	• University at Buffalo Health Sciences	• Security compliance
Layer 3 Communications	City of Loma Linda	Fiber to the home
McAfee	Harvard Business School	Security infrastructure
Microsoft	• MedicAlert Foundation	Service-oriented architecture
Microsoft	• PHH Mortgage	Service-oriented architecture
Mindreef	Evolution Benefits	Application performance monitoring
Network Intelligence	FirstHealth of the Carolinas	Security infrastructure
Nortel	• BNSF Railway	• Automated change management
Nortel	• Goldsmith Agio Helms	• Convergence
Opsware	BNSF Railway	Automated change management
Orthogon Systems (now Motorola)	Kansas City Power & Light	Wireless network
Packeteer	• Harvard Business School	• Security infrastructure
Packeteer	• Inergy Automotive Systems	• WAN quality of service
Pillar Data Systems	Las Vegas Review-Journal	Tiered storage
Plasmon	Cabell Huntington Hospital	Data archiving
Polycom	Wound Technology Network	Wireless-based telemedicine
PolyServe	Taleo	Application virtualization
Quagga.net	BNSF Logistics	Security and net infrastructure
Reactivity	Aeroplan	Service-oriented architecture
Red Hat	Taleo	Application virtualization
Riverbed Technology	U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, Office of Inspector General	WAN optimization
Securify	1-800-flowers.com	Internal threat monitoring
Skybox Security	Credit Suisse	Application dependency mapping
Softricity (now a Microsoft company	• Alamance Regional Medical Center	• Application virtualization
Softricity (now a Microsoft company	• Southwest Washington Medical Center	• Single sign-on security
SonicWall	Wound Technology Network	Wireless-based telemedicine
Symantec	University at Buffalo Health Sciences	Security compliance
The Information Management Group	City of Loma Linda	Fiber to the home
Verizon	Wound Technology Network	Wireless-based telemedicine
Vitria Technology	MasterBrand Cabinets	Supply-chain management
VMware	• Las Vegas Review-Journal	• Tiered storage
VMware	• Subaru of Indiana Automotive	• Server virtualization
Vocera Communications	Vassar Brothers Medical Center	Wireless infrastructure
Vontu	Prudential Financial	Extrusion detection
Wave Systems	Papa Gino's and D'Angelo Sandwich Shops	Trusted Platform Module security