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| July 21, 2005 -- Market Analysis: Mobile Messaging Gateways | |
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Feature: Mobile Messaging Gateways By Peter Rysavy Most companies have accepted that they must support wireless e-mail, but questions remain. Which employees need it, and on which devices? And, how can IT best manage, secure and support it? We examine how effectively vendors have resolved the problems that hindered past deployments. |
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Review: Mobile Messaging Gateways By Dan Renfroe A mobile messaging gateway will help you manage a menagerie of devices. We evaluated six that can get service up and running with minimal effort. Our Editor's Pick won for its easy management and deployment, superb user interface and strong mobile management features. |
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Feature: Microsoft: The Road Most Traveled By Curtis Franklin Jr., Bruce Boardman, Michael J. DeMaria, Don MacVittie and Lori MacVittie Microsoft is making big promises about Longhorn and other product development, but will it deliver? We spoke with company execs about initiatives in security, server operating systems, storage, convergence and more. |
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Centerfold: Open Source Pays Off for Nonprofit By Kelly Jackson Higgins Family Services Working, a Connecticut healthcare and social services nonprofit, found that going open source isn't always as simple as plug and play, but it can save lots of money and is often easier to support. |
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RANCID Tool Keeps Config Files Clean By Bruce Boardman This Linux and Unix freeware tool automatically compares configuration data from your network devices so you can monitor changes. |
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Microsoft's SQL Server 2005
Cory Cundy We took SQL Server 2005 for a spin in our Green Bay, Wis., labs and embraced its improved and enhanced development environment and easy-to-use DBA tools. |
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Xirrus' XS-3900 Wireless LAN Array By Dave Molta It may not cover 802.11 b/g like Cisco's popular dual-band Aironet 1200 AP, but there are high hopes for Xirrus' well-thought-out design and on-the-fly management for busy WLAN admins. |
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Xythos' Enterprise Document Management Suite By Sean Doherty Skip the back and forth over e-mail. EDMS lets you control your collaborative document from beginning to end. |
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Last Mile: It's Summer in the Center Edited By Tim Wilson and Tom LaSusa This edition looks at the Top 11 ways to tell it's summer in your data center, creating a 3D replica of yourself for meetings, and techno-jewelry. |
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Quick Takes: SOHO Wireless Router By Patricia Thomas This edition looks at Colubris Networks' InMotion MultiService Controller, ZyXel Communications' ZyAir G-2000, Avocent Corp.'s DETwo and Draconis Software's RSP 2.0. |
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Letters: IT Does Matter By NWC Readers Michael Robey says, "IT matters more than ever because of the emergence of standards and the commoditization of technology." |
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Down to Business: The Politics of Infosec By Rob Preston Faced with the public embarrassment of data security breaches, companies must get their infosec acts together. Immediate notifications will let those affected head off fraud. |
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IPv6 Push Doesn't Have Much Pull in U.S. By Michael J. DeMaria Although legislators don't want America to lose the IPv6 implementation race, most enterprises don't see the value in the next-generation protocol and are in no hurry to deploy it. |
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Juniper's Infranet Initiative Gets Backing of Cisco, Others By Peter Morrissey Juniper's Infranet initiative, designed to help service providers deliver security and quality-of-service guarantees across their boundaries, welcomed Cisco Systems to the group. |
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Search Providers Look Beyond Gates of Gated Content By Sean Doherty Search engines are finding ways to provide access to gated information, such as subscription services, through improved technology. But are users willing to pay for content? |
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IBM Gets Payoff From OS/2 Lawsuit; IT Admins Get Single Desktop OS By Tim Wilson IBM got a hefty settlement from Microsoft in a protracted lawsuit over the OS/2 operating system. But the fact is, IT administrators don't want competition at the desktop OS level. |
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FUDBusters: Rumors of Internet Slowdown Are Greatly Exaggerated By Rob Preston A new study from Netcraft indicates that hostnames are being added to the Web at record levels, despite the supposed downturn of e-business. |
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