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AT&T's Ianna: Last mile still the biggest challenge
As the president of AT&T's network services group, Frank Ianna has had the mother of all networking jobs. He's spent the last 11 years running the world's largest voice and data network. SearchNetworking.com caught up with Ianna, who is retiring this... Interview | 08 May 2003
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N+I: Chambers pushes spending on converged networks
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 h... Article | 29 Apr 2003
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Mobile vendors shifting focus from platforms to apps
Mobile device vendors have stopped selling platforms and started selling applications that target specific business processes. According to a Yankee Group analyst, the emergence of more useful, prepackaged mobile applications to access networked info... Article | 15 Apr 2003
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Gartner: Mobile success hinges on today's planning
An analyst who spoke at this week's Gartner Symposium/ITxpo says that long-term success with mobile devices in the enterprise will require IT managers to take control of the proliferating PDAs and smart phones in their workforces today; they must als... Article | 27 Mar 2003
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Titans of IM duke it out for enterprise supremacy
The "Big Three" instant messaging vendors are getting warmed up for a fierce competition to make their software best in class, as IM becomes transformed into a mainstream business application. Analysts and other experts outline the strengths and weak... Article | 04 Mar 2003
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Network Design and Case Studies
Intended for those studying for the CCIE exam, here is an introduction to designing campus networks, WANs, and remote connections. Article | 16 Jan 2003
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Top-Down Network Design
This book excerpt covers the first step of design: analyzing your customer or company's business goals. Article | 16 Jan 2003
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N+I: Sprint pushes new nationwide network, gets mixed reviews
Sprint thinks its new next-generation wireless network has the right stuff to get the company through a rough economy. At the NetWorld+Interop conference in Atlanta, CEO Ron LeMay said the nationwide network is the cornerstone of Sprint's wireless st... Article | 11 Sep 2002
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NetWorld+Interop and Comdex: Low-key is the word
The annual fall networking extravaganza is expected to be light on product announcements from the big players this year. Security, voice-data convergence and wireless technology will move into the spotlight instead. Article | 09 Sep 2002
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DoubleClick avoids double trouble with customers
DoubleClick avoids double trouble with customers with a network monitoring product. Article | 17 Jun 2002
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