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N+I: Users find VoIP deployments relatively trouble-free
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SearchNetworking.com 1 May 2003
Three customers who participated in a user panel this week at N+I Las Vegas 2003 say that voice over Internet protocol is getting easier to deploy. However, ROI can still be elusive, and an analyst says VoIP still requires plenty of planning.
N+I: CA's Kumar touts Unicenter on-demand
SearchNetworking.com 30 Apr 2003
Seemingly borrowing a page from IBM's playbook, Computer Associates CEO Sanjay Kumar used his N+I keynote Tuesday to introduce updates to CA's Unicenter network monitoring software. The updates enable on-demand access to as much network computing power as workers need.
N+I: Chambers pushes spending on converged networks
SearchNetworking.com 29 Apr 2003
In his keynote Tuesday at N+I, Cisco Systems CEO John Chambers said companies that invest in intelligent networks and applications can expect to see productivity gains of between 2% and 10% a year. While attendees found merit in his strategy, which he has been advocating for some time, few seemed eager to spend on the technology today.
New WLAN functionality highlights N+I opening
SearchNetworking.com 28 Apr 2003
The need to manage and secure wireless LANs is likely to be a hot topic at this week's N+I conference. Two WLAN offerings announced today by Perfigo and ReefEdge combine management features with security applications.
N+I preview: WLAN, 10-Gig switches creating buzz
SearchNetworking.com 24 Apr 2003
Observers say next week's N+I conference will be well attended, thanks to the buzz surrounding new wireless LAN gear and true 10-Gigabit Ethernet switches. However, the event is entering a key transition period, and organizers are striving to avoid past mistakes.
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N+I: Wi-Fi group certifies security
InfoWorld 29 Apr 2003
NEC plans for voice over Wi-Fi
eWEEK 28 Apr 2003