High Bandwidth Internet Access: Opening Doors to New Capabilities [ Source: Cornerstone Advanced Communications ]

March 2013- High bandwidth, and the content that rides over it, enables rapid acceleration of business development and the type of collaboration that drives innovation. Companies are now choosing - from options such as fiber, cable access transport, copper, and wireless - the greatest bandwidth available in their markets. Gain perspective on trends in American and global markets that are generating the need for big bandwidth as companies rely increasingly on business and IT tools such as ...

It's Time To Review -- And Renew -- Your Telecommuting Policy [ Source: Citrix Online ]

October 2009- There’s no “one size fits all” when it comes to telecommuting. This new Forrester white paper explores how implementing best practices to create a telecommuting program and standardized policy significantly reduces operational costs and increases employee productivity -- a winning combination in a tough economy.

VDSL2 Service Deployment with Bonding: Longer Reach and Higher Rate Triple-Play Access [ Source: Conexant Systems, Inc. ]

January 2009- A major challenge facing telephone company operators in deployment of broadband access services is the issue of reaching all customers in the serving area with good signal quality suitable for triple-play service—voice, video, and data. The available bit rate on a twisted-pair cable is roughly inversely proportional to the length of the subscriber line. For triple-play services, VDSL2 is the leading access technology, since it operates with bandwidths of at least 8 MHz to enable ...

IBM Sales Center: With Computer Telephony Integration [ Source: IBM ]

January 2008- Computer Telephony Integration (CTI) is a technology that allows the integration of interactions on a telephone and a computer. CTI includes the integration of all customer contact channels, such as voice, e-mail, Web, fax, and so on, with computer systems. CTI involves using a computer to manage the incoming and outgoing telephone calls. This paper discusses how to integrate IBM Sales Center for WebSphere Commerce with a Computer Telephony Integration system that uses Java Telephony ...