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IT in Europe - May 2011

This European edition of Network Evolution E-Zine discusses the myths surrounding integrated wired and wireless LANs, security considerations, and wireless and mobile technology trends the UK should be on the lookout for. Access >>>

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- Integrated wired and wireless LAN security? Not so fast by Rivka Gewirtz Little, Senior Site Editor
  Combining wired and wireless LAN security solutions may be a plus for smaller companies, but larger enterprises fear security integration could result in vulnerabilities.

News
- Unified network management: Wired and wireless together for good? by Lynn Haber, Contributor
  With an integrated network management vision, two organizations improved security and reliability, and have made steps towards a fully integrated network. But will we get there?
- UK wireless technology trends: Enterprise tablets take hold by Tracey Caldwell, Contributor
  What's next in wireless technology trends? IMS Research analysts predict enterprise tablet adoption, as well as growth in Near Field Communication, Wi-Fi Direct and M2M communication for businesses.

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