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Why WLAN/WAN, WAN optimization spending will increase during bad economic timesOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 20 days ago (http://www.networkworld.com)
Category: network | Tags wlan, wan, optimization, spending, increase, economy, finances, recession,
"Last time, we discussed which IT initiatives we believed would experience the biggest budget increases in 2009. We based that on our surveys of two separate audiences - one primarily made up of U.S read more »
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What happens when voice meets MIMO?Open in New Window
Avatar Posted by MargaretM 23 days ago (http://www.networkworld.com)
Category: network | Tags joanie wexler, cisco 802, frederick niehaus, mimo technology, wlan, vowlan, , ,
Joanie Wexler writes "Earlier this month, I passed along antenna advice to a reader for a Cisco 802.11n network, much of which came from Cisco technical marketing engineer Frederick Niehaus. I’d lik read more »
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Trapeze swings for Newbury NetworksOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by MargaretM 24 days ago (http://www.networkworld.com)
Category: network | Tags wlan, trapeze networks, belden, newbury networks, location, , , ,
"WLAN vendor Trapeze Networks - itself owned by Belden - Monday announced its acquisition of Newbury Networks, a Boston-based vendor of WLAN-based location systems." read more »
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Musical chairs for the WLAN industry?Open in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 226 days ago (http://www.networkworld.com)
Category: network | Tags musical, chairs, wlan, industry, , , , ,
"Tongues are wagging about the possible sale of wireless LAN company Trapeze Networks, and St. Louis cabling company Belden has been fingered as a likely acquirer." read more »
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Rollout: AirWave's WLAN Management Suite Put To The TestOpen in New Window
Avatar Posted by davemackey 228 days ago (http://www.informationweek.com)
Category: network | Tags rollout, airwaves, wlan, management, suite, test, , ,
Lee Badman reports, "The latest version of AirWave's Wireless Management Suite aims to be the sole control point for multivendor wireless LANs." read more »
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