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• Mobile Computing

  • Bringing BYOD to your enterprise

    Bring your own device (BYOD) can be a boon for both employees and enterprises, but clear policies and management tools are needed.

  • Meeting technical requirements for mobile health care deployments

    IT departments deploying mobile health care solutions must ensure that using mobile devices in health care settings doesn't violate federal laws or compromise security.

  • Making the call: Distributed antenna systems and in-building wireless

    Distributed antenna systems and in-building wireless solutions are two options to improve wireless cellular coverage within an enterprise facility.

• Networking

  • Nicira network virtualization architecture: The VMware of networking?

    In this Q&A, Nicira Networks' Martin Casado and Alan S. Cohen explain why their network virtualization architecture may be the VMware of networking.

  • Top-of-rack switches growth: Demise of copper structured cabling?

    A push for top-of-rack switches in the data center may bring questions about the demise of copper structured cabling to surface. Expert Carrie Higbie puts these concerns to rest.

  • OpenFlow protocol primer: Looking under the hood

    We know the OpenFlow protocol can be used to abstract the network control plane from underlying physical infrastructure, but how exactly does the protocol work?

• Telecom

  • Smartphone adoption spurs advanced services demand in Latin America

    Latin American smartphone adoption is more robust than North America's, and the consumers are more mobile-friendly than their peers in developed economies.

  • Need for wireless network upgrade is key AT&T/T-Mobile driver

    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.

  • Video: ACG Research dissects telecom routing and switching market

    In this ACG Research HotSeat video, Managing Partner Ray Mota gives viewers a quarterly update on the telecom service provider routing and switching market.

• Networking Channel

  • Five WLAN questions answered: WPS attacks, access control, and more

    Even after a successful Wi-Fi network implementation, users are fraught with WLAN questions regarding access control and management. Do you have the answers?

  • Cisco Live London: 40 and 100 GbE switching and souped up WLAN

    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.

  • Selling public sector IT solutions forces partners to do some homework

    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.

• Enterprise WAN

  • VoIP over WAN: Basic network considerations

    With proper configuration and good system management, VoIP over WAN delivers good voice quality.

  • How to optimize voice over WAN

    Enterprises must learn how to architect their wide area networks in order to optimize voice over WAN environments.

  • How to use iPerf to measure throughput

    Learn how to use iPerf, a network testing tool to measure throughput and benchmark your WAN links.

• Exchange

  • All Outlook 2010 Trust Center settings are not created equal

    The Outlook 2010 Trust Center offers plenty of security settings to administrators. That doesn’t mean they’re all important though.

  • Expert’s take: What I’d like to see in the next version of Exchange Server

    What would you like to see in Exchange 15? We posed that same question to one of our trusted experts and he answered the call.

  • Microsoft gets busy with 58 fixes in first Exchange 2010 SP2 rollup

    It seems like just yesterday that Exchange 2010 SP2 was released. Update rollup 1 is here already, and it's unclear if that's a good or bad thing.

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