Case Studies

Compact and powerful ASUS Mini PCs have been successfully deployed across a wide range of commercial and industrial fields. One such notable case is Meden-Inmed, a Polish firm that’s a major manufacturer and distributor of medical equipment.

Founded in 1998, DNEG is one of the world's leading visual effects and animation studios for feature film and television. Initially founded as a small team in London, DNEG has grown into a global powerhouse with multiple facilities across multiple continents. The company's success comes from its commitment to excellence and its ability to embrace cutting-edge technology, creative talent, and a deep understanding of storytelling. After 25 years of industry experience, DNEG has produced some of the world's most high profile titles including films such as Dune, Inception, Blade Runner 2049, Interstellar and series such as Stranger Things, Foundation and The Last of Us. DNEG’s work has been honored with 7 Academy Awards, 7 BAFTA Awards and many Visual Effects Society Awards for best VFX in recent years.

Digital signage has the power to transform the way people shop and the way companies sell products — through understanding customer interests and providing more interactive, high-impact experiences tailored to those interests.

Editor’s note: Today’s post is by Marc Fischer, Head of IT Services, Switzerland, of Swiss Automotive Group (SAG), one of the largest suppliers of automotive spare parts in Europe. SAG, based in Cham, Switzerland, serves customers in 10 European countries through over 200 branches. SAG has equipped 450 Swiss employees with Chrome OS devices.

The company discovered that ROG Rapture GT-AX11000 tri-band AiMesh routers provided better coverage in several warehouses than common ceiling-mount access points.

The Industrial Engineering department of Rajamangala University of Technology Thanyaburi had the goal of improving the curriculum in the calculation and simulations courses, to make them more modern.

Thongphaphomwittaya School needed a solution that would enable learning in leading technology fields such as artificial intelligence. The requirement was a digital learning solution that provides the performance and flexibility needed for classrooms where information technology is the focus.

Translated from an article by ITmedia PC USER, one of the major professional IT media outlets in Japan that provides comprehensive coverage of PCs, new office IT equipment and business services.

COVID-19 has changed the way that companies view telecommuting, and it appears that this change may cause some companies to re-think the way that they do business over the long-term.

The Al Fresco’s Group chooses ASUS to power the point-of-sale systems for their growing restaurant brands in Vietnam.