Bringing intelligent patient monitoring solutions to market quickly has its challenges. Read how NESA Solutions teamed up with MBX and NVIDIA to fast-track product development and lower costs, too.
Smart hospital solutions at the edge are easier to develop with MBX and NVIDIA hardware and software building blocks. Explore the AI devices taking advantage of this innovative development approach.
Agilence eliminated software compatibility problems and gained consistent componentry and integration when they outsourced their surveillance systems to MBX
Shortly after CyberMDX developed its IOMT security solution for hospitals, the company began searching for a contract manufacturer to engineer and build sensors to standardize their deployments.
Aechelon single-sources its hardware program with MBX and simplifies deploying customized simulation hardware delivered as turnkey rack assemblies.
Several years ago, Jatheon Technologies began updating its legacy email and messaging archiving software platform to address ongoing changes in the regulatory compliance, corporate governance and...
For CDW Managed Services, a division of Fortune 500 technology company CDW Corporation, the secret sauce of the operation is bottled in a box that is used to monitor various aspects of customers’ experiences.
Unitrends introduced its first integrated hardware/software backup appliance in 2004 and has been a leader in the market ever since. The company’s plug-and-play Recovery-Series backup appliances...
When Scale Computing was developing its HC3 platform, the goal was to integrate servers, storage and virtualization in a solution that could be delivered in an appliance form factor.
Like many enterprise software companies that offer their applications on a turnkey appliance, IT security software provider Rapid7 has seen its hardware needs change dramatically over the years.
In 2015, Exabeam was an early-stage company that delivered its security information and event management (SIEM) platform on whitebox hardware imaged, branded and shipped by in-house staff.
After the 2009 merger of Avail Media and TVN Entertainment, one of the first operational priorities of the renamed Avail-TVN, now Vubiquity, was to solve reliability problems with the optimized.
