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When General Motors' employee portal needed revving up, the responsibility fell to CTO Tony Scott.
Networking gear vendors show support for high-speed, fiber-only ethernet technology at N+I.
Technology managers worry most about a shortage of skilled workers and a lack of money to buy equipment to keep their companies' communications networks from failing, according to a new survey.
Once the domain of the deeply nerdy, operations support systems are moving out of the shadows.
Ericsson Enterprise is rolling out an IP desktop gateway that allows small businesses and branch offices to migrate to IP telephony without tossing out an existing PBX system and investing in a brand-new top-to-bottom IP network.
Web hoster DataReturn will announce a new high-reliability service with Microsoft this week, amid hoopla interpreted by many as a way to raise DataReturn's profile, possibly leading to a partnership or an acquisition.
We, the people, deserve compatible wireless access. And when it comes to the 802.11b Wi-Fi standard, we usually get it, with a niggling caveat.
To hear John Chambers tell it, Cisco Systems Inc.'s $2.69 billion net loss for its fiscal third quarter announced last week was due to economic forces, notably a decrease in capital spending, that Cisco was slow to recognize.
Harvests higher performance in NT/2000 fields.
Enterprise Tech Videos
Net Neutrality Ends Up Back in Court
DAILY VIDEO: Net neutrality has its day in court, and Azure API Management gets preview support for OpenAPI Specification v3.
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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