VPN Cuts CompuCom's Home-Office Telecom Costs
CompuCom Systems Inc.'s plans for driving down costs by moving to a virtual office model were nearly derailed by astronomical telecommunications charges.
CompuCom Systems Inc.'s plans for driving down costs by moving to a virtual office model were nearly derailed by astronomical telecommunications charges.
Tackling the notion that IP (Internet Protocol) telephony systems have not yet showed enough muscle for prime-time deployment in large enterprises, Cisco Systems Inc. today rolled out its second-generation enterprise-level IP telephony products for its convergence platform called Architecture for Voice, Video, and Integrated Data (AVVID).
3Com Corp., as part of aggressive restructuring plans revealed at its third-quarter analyst meeting on Monday, effectively said it will exit the high-end enterprise networking equipment market.
A service provider today unveiled a technology capable of sending and receiving data through the air at gigabits-per-second speeds, with the intention of resolving issues pertaining to last-mile broadband connectivity.
LOOKING TO IMPROVE the viability of optical networking, Agilent Technologies Inc. this week introduced a platform that allows voice, video, and data to be switched as optical signals without converting them from photons to electrons.
In a keynote here at the Computer Telephony Expo, Cisco Systems vice president of enterprise marketing Peter Alexander traced the impact of the Internet on communications and explored how the convergence of voice and data will usher in a new communications model for businesses.
In a keynote address here at the Computer Telephony Expo, 3Com Corp. CTO and senior vice president John Hart identified a forthcoming network transformation driven by the far-reaching impact of the Web. As networks prepare for the convergence of voice, data, and video, Hart emphasized that scalability will be a crucial and determining factor.
Lucent Technologies Inc. at the Computer Telephony Expo here yesterday unveiled a suite of communications-based applications that use technologies such as IP telephony, speech recognition, and wireless to deepen the level of interaction between users.
Agilent Technologies Inc. at the Optical Fiber Communications Conference in Baltimore this week plans to unveil a platform that allows voice, video, and data to be switched as optical signals without converting them from photons to electrons.
Vendors will use this week's Computer Telephony (CT) Expo in Los Angeles to showcase new applications and capabilities for voice technologies and call centers.
Cisco Systems Inc. this week rolled out products designed to speed content delivery and deployment of services across enterprise networks.
Cabletron Systems last week introduced its strategy for voice, video, and data convergence dubbed Inherent Internetworking.
To help enterprises better leverage increasing bandwidth in the WAN, Cisco Systems Inc. rolled out this week a new module that brings WAN and MAN (Metropolitan Area Network) functionality to its Catalyst 6000 family of switches.
The issues facing enterprises as they attempt to incorporate the Internet into their business strategy was the focal point of a keynote speech yesterday by Pete Solvik, Cisco's senior vice president and CIO, here at Cisco's Worldwide Partner Summit 2000.
TO HELP ENTERPRISES better leverage increasing bandwidth, Cisco Systems today rolled out a new module that brings WAN and MAN (Metropolitan Area Network) functionality to its Catalyst 6000 family of switches.