Opinion
Opinion
Networking and communication
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Is your network the weakest link?
Network security plans should be checked by IT directors Continue Reading
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Software to help you network
Social network software is a hot topic in the US, and has featured heavily in the past two O'Reilly Emerging Technology... Continue Reading
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Focus on today, leave 3G for now
As telecoms suppliers prepare for next week's 3GSM conference, they must be chilled by a CMA survey that shows 61% of companies... Continue Reading
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Why are you outsourcing?
Outsourcing has moved a long way from its old one-size-fits-all origins. While the market leaders, such as IBM Global Services... Continue Reading
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Be legal with spare Wi-Fi capacity
Wi-Fi 802.11g devices offer a potential 54mbps wireless network connection to anyone within 100 metres of an access point via a... Continue Reading
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Thought for the day: Wi-Fi is no longer sci-fi
Falling wireless networking costs can bring broadband home, says Andrew James. Continue Reading
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Thought for the day: The attack of the worms
As the number of network attacks grow, will we ever be able to combat the problem of viruses and worms without going offline,... Continue Reading
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Can Intel change the wireless world?
Buying plans should change as a new chip set takes mobile computing to the next level. Continue Reading
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Will Wi-Fi eclipse the promise of 3G?
3G was so over-hyped, and expectations were built so high, it could only disappoint. Now the same thing is happening to Wi-Fi.... Continue Reading
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GPRS gets the thumbs-down
I took the opportunity during the Christmas sales to update my mobile phone. Generally I steer away from cutting-edge technology.... Continue Reading
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Thought for the day:Walking the chalk
The practice of warchalking has highlighted a number of bandwidth and security issues, says Simon Moores. Continue Reading
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Connected: Do you get the mobile picture?
There has been a rush of smartphones offering a wealth of gadgetry. So what are the benefits for business? Continue Reading
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Apps are key to network productivity
Analysing the performance of applications in relation to the network is now a vital task. Continue Reading
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Networking aids promotion
Networking, not competence, is the proven key to career success Continue Reading
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Secure networks begin at staff induction day
Company inductions are usually a whistle-stop affair. The new joiner will normally meet and greet everyone, bar the cleaner, and... Continue Reading