July 2007

July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
O2 dome full of technology

The O2 entertainment venue - formerly known as the Millennium Dome - has installed Europe's first digital cinema, RFID-based venue management, a converged IP network and a range of enterprise IT systems. Continue Reading
July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
Technical glitches hit iPhone users

A number of the first iPhone users in the US are reporting technical problems, reports Reuters. Continue Reading
July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
WEEE finally comes into force

The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive is now fully up and running. Continue Reading

July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
Infected web pages reach almost 30,000 a day

There has been a further rise in web-based threats, with internet security software firm Sophos uncovering an average of 29,700 new infected web pages every day Continue Reading
July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
Intellect: Business Advisory Council needs technology representation

Although welcoming Gordon Brown’s appointment of a Business Advisory Council, technology trade association Intellect said there should more technology and SME representation. Continue Reading
July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
SanDisk settles patent dispute over flash storage

SanDisk and Ritek have settled their patent litigation dispute, with Ritek agreeing to pay to use SanDisk-patented flash-storage technology. Continue Reading
July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
NHS IT – are things about to change?

NHS Chief Executive David Nicholson: not focusing on successes and glossing over challenges. Comment The Annual Report of the NHS Chief Executive David Nicholson, which was published on 27 June ... Continue Reading
July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
Traffic Analysis Reveals Interesting Internet Activity

An interesting article in The Register caught my eye today. The story comes from Sunnet Beskeming, an Australian security consultancy with an unusual Dutch-derived name. They point to some ... Continue Reading
July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
VoIP service for providers

BT's global IP Voice Managed Service will enable internet service providers (ISPs), cable providers and other resellers to deliver flexible VoIP-based services to their subscribers. Continue Reading
July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
VoIP SIP fundamentals

Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is touted as a holy grail for voice communications, but remains still a bit of an enigma that raises a large number of questions for everyone. This guide discusses some of the basics of SIP -- its vulnerabilities, ... Continue Reading

July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
Simple Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) troubleshooting

In BGP troubleshooting, a structured approach can quickly lead you from initial problem diagnosis to the solution. This article focuses on a simple scenario with a single BGP-speaking router in your network. Continue Reading
July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
VoIP measurement boosts customer service efficiency

iSelect Technology Manager Jason Egbers says the company's new VoIP measurement tools have helped it improve contact center operations. Continue Reading
July 01, 2007 01 Jul'07
New malware threat 'piggybacks' on regular spam

Security provider Marshal has identified a new type of spam, labeling it 'Piggyback spam'. Continue Reading

Dell, PwC, Peapod accelerate digital transformation initiatives

Several organizations have made the decision to continue with digital transformation efforts during the pandemic to better ...

4 ways CIOs can drive IT cost savings during the pandemic

Here are four ways to drive tech savings amid the COVID-19 pandemic that can both yield quick wins and position organizations to ...

Post COVID-19 strategies for CIOs on leading through crisis

To see their companies through the current crisis, CIOs should consider these five strategies focused around IT budgets, ...

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RSA finds two-thirds of phishing attacks directed at Canada

RSA Security researchers found that nearly 70% of phishing attacks were directed at users in Canada, while the majority of ...

Cybercriminals auction off admin credentials for $3,000

Threat actors are auctioning off domain administrator accounts, selling access to the highest bidder for an average of $3,139 and...

Data theft in ransomware attacks may change disclosure game

Many ransomware attacks aren't publicly disclosed. But as ransomware gangs continue to steal, encrypt and threaten to publicly ...

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HPE ups SD-WAN chops with Silver Peak acquisition

Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Silver Peak acquisition could significantly improve the software-defined WAN offering that's ...

Evolution of WLAN technology improves data rates, security

WLAN technology has evolved dramatically -- most notably, in terms of network speeds and security. Innovations in Wi-Fi 6 show ...

Future of wireless communications unifies 5G and Wi-Fi 6

The future of cellular, Wi-Fi and other wireless communication networks will see these technologies unify to support faster ...

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The basics and benefits of lights-out management

For remote IT capabilities, lights-out management tools enable admins to power servers off and on, monitor temperatures and ...

Troubleshoot Linux kernel panic with the kdump crash tool

Kernel panic renders your system useless. With an NFS server and kdump crash tool, you can easily perform a root cause analysis ...

IoT data center tech aims to improve operational efficiency

IoT tech can make data center operations data-driven and automated. For a successful implementation, IT managers should evaluate ...

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BigQuery Omni enables Google multi-cloud data analytics

Google BigQuery data analytics users can now query data across clouds from multiple providers, including AWS and Microsoft Azure,...

Key points for a monitoring center pandemic action plan

On-site monitoring centers come under stress when it's necessary for most workers to telecommute. Here are key points to include ...

AWS and Oracle battle for hybrid cloud database deployment

Oracle's Autonomous Database and the Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) are coming down from the cloud and are now ...

July 2007

O2 dome full of technology

Technical glitches hit iPhone users

WEEE finally comes into force

Infected web pages reach almost 30,000 a day

Intellect: Business Advisory Council needs technology representation

SanDisk settles patent dispute over flash storage

NHS IT – are things about to change?

Traffic Analysis Reveals Interesting Internet Activity

VoIP service for providers

VoIP SIP fundamentals

Simple Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) troubleshooting

VoIP measurement boosts customer service efficiency

New malware threat 'piggybacks' on regular spam

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