Wireless Strategies: Uneasy access: Companies challenged with connecting in remote parts of the globe

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August 31, 2005 An eNewsletter published by wireless.itworld.comPart of the ITworld.com Site Network
In today's update ›› Feature: Companies challenged with connecting in remote parts of the globe ›› In the news: - Chip companies find more support for CellularRAM - Intel-Cisco deal may be big for Wi-Fi ›› Go Figure: Sensitive security at long range ›› ITwhirled: Turning to the Internet for truth in dating ›› From the network: Adoption of Mobile Technologies - New Webcast ›› FEATURE Uneasy access: Companies challenged with connecting in remote parts of the globe Having problems getting your company's Wi-Fi network up and running in your office building? Your troubles pale in comparison with those organizations that need to establish wireless connectivity to workers in some of the world's most remote spots. ›› IN THE NEWS Symbol puts up WLAN defenses Chip companies find more support for CellularRAM Intel-Cisco deal may be big for Wi-Fi Intel, Cisco team up on Wi-Fi enhancements WiMax testing nears starting blocks Get the latest news here... ›› GO FIGURE 70 meters Distance at which a new Intel technology can tell if a user is accessing a WLAN from inside or outside a wall. Source: IDG News Service ›› ITWHIRLED Turning to the Internet for truth in dating Getting to know you, getting to know all about you.... According to a poll of 3000 Brits by broadband provider Onetel, 5% of blind daters have conducted a pre-date Internet photo search (leading 4% of them to cancel the date). And the i-spying doesn't stop there. One-third of women admitted to doing Internet "suitability checks" in preparation for blind dates. More offbeat news, reviews and other stuff... Advertisement FROM THE NETWORK: Adoption of Mobile Technologies � New Webcast Mobile and wireless technologies must be considered an extension of an enterprise's IT infrastructure. To learn more about the latest mobile and wireless technology offerings, watch this Webcast now. Redefining Human-Centric Process Management � New Webcast In today�s business environment, BPM has more value than ERP, CRM or any other value chain activity. Watch this webcast and discover what�s required in making your people-centric process management projects more successful. Go now. Best practices and next practices in the IT world Learn how to achieve a new level of automation and integration in the end-to-end business processes while achieving SOX compliance in this new webcast. Go now.		Wanted: Your two cents Got a Best Practice? Share it here. Got an idea for the newsletter? Send it our way. Advertisement
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