Mobile Basics, Mobile Business Benefits, Successful Mobile Deployments, Government Regulations for Cell Phones and Smartphones
PDAs, Smartphones and Mobile Phones, Tablet PCs, Business Laptops, Notebooks and Netbooks, Hybrid Devices
Mobile Device Security, Mobile Policies and Procedures, Mobile Authentication and Encryption, Mobile Security Software and Tools, Hackers and Threats to your Mobile Enterprise
BlackBerry, iPhone, PocketPC, Microsoft Windows Mobile, Open Source Mobile Platforms, Linux, Symbian, J2ME
Mobile Policies, Mobile Access, Mobile Management Tools, Mobile Synchronization, Managing Mobile Users
WiMAX, 3G and Wireless Broadband, Cell Phones and Cellular Technology
Mobile Business Applications, Supply Chain Management, Mobile Unified Communications, Mobile E-mail and Calendaring, Mobile VoIP, Unified Messaging
Managing Wireless Networks, Wireless LANs, Wireless Security, Wireless Standards
Swirl is the term used by some people in the telecommunications industry to describe the background noise that can be present when using a digital cellular telephone phone. It's the equivalent of static on an analog cellular phone. Digital wireless phones pick up background noise just like analog phones but the background noise is different, something like the sound of air whooshing or swirling through space.
Distributed antenna systems and in-building wireless solutions are two options to improve wireless cellular coverage within an enterprise facility.
Femtocells are all the rage, and these tiny cellular radios promise to improve in-building cellular coverage and are primarily targeted at the home-user. However, some vendors are now building enterprise femtocell solutions. Should you consider femtocell deployment in order to improve your cellular coverage? This article identifies the key questions you should ask before you buy a femtocell solution.
Dual-mode fixed mobile convergence (FMC) solutions promise to reduce voice communication costs and improve employee productivity. But enterprises have yet to deploy them widely. This article analyzes the potential benefits of dual-mode FMC solutions.
The SIP Forum has announced SIPconnect-IT, a live testing initiative for SIP trunking interoperability, which could lower SIP trunking costs and complexity.
Total cost of ownership (TCO) metrics for new IP telephony systems are often overlooked by enterprises, according to a new study, but other factors rank high in importance.
With mobile unified communications a major priority for enterprises in 2012, Avaya has launched a mobile UC product for the iPad.
Admins should take WPS attack precautions to avoid unauthorized WLAN access, yet understanding the WPS protocol and its own vulnerabilities is key to complete network protection.
In this video, learn how to integrate Juniper QFabric into existing data center architecture, taking into account the issues that can be associated with the technology.
With AirMagnet’s wireless intrusion prevention system and RF spectrum analysis, a large school district improved wireless LAN security and solved Wi-Fi interference problems.
Latin American smartphone adoption is more robust than North America's, and the consumers are more mobile-friendly than their peers in developed economies.
Rising demand for high-quality network service delivery will require operators to undertake a massive wireless network upgrade, driving deals like the AT&T/T-Mobile acquisition.
In this ACG Research HotSeat video, Managing Partner Ray Mota gives viewers a quarterly update on the telecom service provider routing and switching market.
At Cisco Live London, Cisco debuted 40 and 100 GbE line cards for Nexus and Catalyst switching lines, as well as a 4-antenna wireless access point meant to soup up the WLAN.
The need for public sector IT solutions is growing due to developing network activity, but can partners must be ready to commit to longer sales cycles and other complications.
Channel partners can offer Ingram Micro’s IT asset disposal services to provide customers with secure data removal while remaining environmentally friendly by recycling devices.
With social CRM gaining popularity, companies need to identify their audiences are and what social media sites and technology they use, analysts say.
The Boston Red Sox spent seven years searching for a CRM system to handle ticketing and fan engagement before selecting a custom version of Microsoft CRM.
In this expert response, find some ways contact centers are using social media channels to manage customer contact volume.
A local AAA auto club serving three western states is using cloud-based data integration tools to help drive an aggressive cloud computing strategy.
There’s no lack of choices to consider if you’re looking at a possible data virtualization deployment -- both in terms of the vendors offering tools and the potential uses for the technology.
Informatica and IBM are the top dogs in the data virtualization software market, thanks to a strong combination of “enterprise-class” features, according to Forrester Research Inc.