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Mesh, The Next Structured Network -
Missing an urgent e-mail or being unable to obtain information that is restricted to a desktop PC are just a few problems that are sometimes associated with the restrictions of wired LAN and even traditional WLAN environments with wired access points.
7/14/2004 3:09:00 PM
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Power-Line Networking Technology:
The Perfect Companion to Wi-Fi -
A new crop of standardized, low-cost power-line routers and Ethernet and USB adapters are poised to create a highly effective networking environment for homes and businesses by complementing existing 802.11, or Wi-Fi networks.
5/28/2004 3:31:12 PM
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In Building Wireless: The Next Generation -
Wireless in the enterprise created a buzz in the last decade and fell short of expectations. Emerging silently however, is the next generation of in-building wireless that has all the ingredients to produce a winner.
2/13/2004 12:50:25 PM
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WiFi to Make Waves for Business in 2004 -
have seen the future, and it came in the form of a friend’s insurance adjuster. My friend had gotten into a fender-bender – no injuries or tickets, but a little damage to his car. Enter the adjuster, armed with just a notebook computer.
2/9/2004 4:00:06 PM
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CASE STUDY: Integrated Warehouse Management Solution Provides Significant Productivity Increase -
In managing a large, diverse and valuable inventory, SGI's advanced technology experts recognized the potential for improved efficiency with an integrated warehouse management system.
1/28/2004 11:24:01 AM
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CASE STUDY: Canon Business Solutions Southeast, Inc. Implements Oracle Mobile Supply Chain Applications (MSCA) -
Recently, Canon Business Solutions-Southeast engaged BearingPoint, a business consulting and systems integration leader, to assist with its enterprise resource planning (ERP) implementation of the Oracle 11i E-Business Suite.
1/16/2004 11:29:04 AM
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My Cell Phone My WiFi Why Not? -
If you were to ask mobile phone users the question: How should WiFi compliment your mobile phone service?, the response you're most likely to hear would be an inexpensive, flat rate, anytime, unlimited calling plan, including nationwide long distance.
10/10/2003 3:00:05 PM
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Why Wi-Fi Security? -
At work, at home, on the road or at your favorite coffee shop, in your car or on the public transit, even fishing in the wilderness – wireless devices have long since penetrated such areas and seem a necessity in our society
9/17/2003 2:34:32 PM
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Establishing End User Value For Revenue-Generating WiFi Services -
While some service providers are simply testing WiFi, others have been in land-grab mode in order to lock down the best venues where business people may find themselves while temporarily away from the office.
6/18/2003 4:50:34 PM
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WPA Wireless Security Offers Multiple Advantages Over WEP -
Although WEP encryption strength has increased a few times since Wi-Fi was introduced, the WEP protocol is still fundamentally weak because it uses a static encryption key.
8/26/2003 5:05:01 PM
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Will We Profit, Or Will We Not Profit? That Is The Big Question… -
Can public Wi-Fi services be profitable? Tatara Systems decided to look for an answer by creating a basic business model that focuses on the short-term opportunity for public Wi-Fi services.
8/13/2003 2:58:40 PM
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Who's Driving Wi-Fi? -
Which vendors will be the first to offer new products complying with the latest Wi-Fi technology? Only time will tell. But vendors who sit at the table where the standards are set have the most influence. And the long-term advantage.
4/4/2003 12:19:07 PM
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WiFi Executive Forums: A Report From Bridgewater Systems -
Bridgewater Systems, Telechoice and Nortel Networks recently hosted a
four-city executive forum series on WiFi. The sessions reviewed
both WiFi challenges and business opportunities.
6/5/2003 3:13:45 PM
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Look -- Over There, In The Airport… -
Do you see him? Is it Packetman, the wireless superhero introduced two months ago in this space, who uses so-called “3G wireless technology” to connect us to the Internet no matter where we go? That’s unlikely, at least for now.
4/3/2003 4:39:00 PM
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The Rise Of Enterprise WiFi Telephony -
Contrary to popular belief, cell phones are not the ideal mobile telephony tools. Sure they come in handy when we travel, but in the office they just plain stink.
4/3/2003 5:00:57 PM
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The Protocol Challenge -
There are a number of standard and proprietary call control protocols being used for VoIP solutions. This article goes into detail on some of the development challenges related to supporting popular call control protocols over WiFi networks.
4/3/2003 4:58:47 PM
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GIPS VoiceEngine -
TMCLabs reviews Global IP Sound's GIPS VoiceEngine codec, installed on a Compaq iPAQ
4/3/2003 4:44:54 PM
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Indian Summer -
Rich's tour of the New England coast gives him a chance to visit companies on the forefront of enterprise communications.
4/3/2003 4:41:29 PM
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Mobile Service Providers & WiFi -- Who Does The Billing? -
WiFi is both a competing and complementary technology to 2.5G/3G networks. Compared to 3G, WiFi technology is cheap, offers fast connectivity, and works today. As WiFi grows in popularity, mobile SPs are evaluating how it fits their network strategy.
4/3/2003 4:40:53 PM
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The CFO, Wang & A Floppy -
Rich Tehrani assesses the latest communications trends in the workplace.
4/3/2003 4:38:09 PM
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