Your Intellectual Property Deserves Iron-Clad Security from Your Outsourcer [ Source: Long Circle ]
May 2008- IP-based businesses now represent the largest single sector of the U.S. economy and, according to the U.S. Commerce Department, intellectual property theft costs U.S. businesses an estimated $250 billion per year and 750,000 American jobs. An outsourcer is not only tasked with R&D development, but equally important, is expected to keep that intellectual property safe. No company can afford to do business with an outsourcing vendor that bypasses or takes shortcuts with security. As ....

Wireless/Mobile Computing [ Source: InformationWeek ]
November 2006- How important is mobile computing to your organization? Do employees use smart phones, PDAs and pocket PCs to access business applications over a wireless network, or is that on the IT to-do list?

Learn what more than 500 business technology professionals reported about their company's wireless and mobile computing plans in InformationWeek Research's Wireless/Mobile Computing report.

Key areas covered include:
Objectives & Methodology
Leveraging Wireless Solutions
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Simple Tricks To Ace the Subnetting Portion of Any Certification Exam [ Source: Global Knowledge ]
November 2006- Subnetting seems to be a battle of fighting bits, decimal numbers, and countless methods and processes to convert from one to the other. While the methods may be confusing, the mathematics behind them is the same for all. In this paper, you will learn some of the simpler ways to figure out many of the subnetting questions that you will find on the industry certification tests.

Future-Forward To 802.11n [ Source: Lionbridge Technologies ]
March 2009- The crucial interoperability of wireless network devices built around the 802.11 standard is threatened by the advent of new and faster technologies. The IEEE is trying to cope by introducing the 802.11n standard--but it’s still in draft form. Meanwhile, how can manufacturers cope with the confusion and promise surrounding 802.11’s future? The situation is outlined, and a forward path, based on strategic testing, is proposed.

Infrastructure Planning And Security For WLANs [ Source: Interop ]
May 2009- Enterprise WLANs are in the midst of a major upgrade as networks of standalone access points are being replaced with centrally controlled WLAN switching systems. While virtually all large-scale deployments are being built on centrally controlled WLAN switching systems, users must now choose among centralized, distributed, and collaborative architectures. That WLAN infrastructure will also need to address the new higher-capacity 802.11n radio link, which introduces a number of complications regarding network design, testing, spectrum planning, ....

How To Design A Low-Power Wireless Sensor Network [ Source: Greenpeak Technologies ]
June 2008- Driven by the demand for “green” technology and better use of power, a new generation of extreme low-power wireless networks is being developed for use in machine to machine networks, for industrial and control applications, as well as for health, security, and other purposes. This article is about this new approach to truly wireless networks –- without any network cables or power lines.

Upgrading Your Data Network For Voice And Video [ Source: NetForecast ]
November 2008- NetForecast explores voice and video network issues, IP telephony challenges, network immunity benefits and more in this presentation on upgrading your data network. This presentation includes information on the key components for establishing an effective network architecture to support remote users.

Breaking Down The Technology And Organizational Silos [ Source: KPMG LLC ]
May 2008- The growth of mobility, extension of the enterprise, and business expectations for instant gratification are leading to Unified Communication, federated connectivity, and automated provisioning of end-to-end services. KPMG takes a look at challenges and solutions ahead in this presentation.