Application delivery networking: What are the components?

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	Application delivery networking: What are the components? As mentioned in the prior newsletter, this is the second of a three-part series in which our colleague Robin Layland is sharing insight from the just released "2010 Application Delivery Challenge". Read More WHITE PAPER: Xerox Magic Quadrant for MPS Read Gartner's views on the true value proposition of MPS, the focus on cost savings, who is using MPS and what they're paying. Then see how Gartner ranks the major vendors to determine your best partner. Read More In this Issue Enterprise video moving beyond the meeting room Mobile Hotspots: Which Are Fastest, Most Reliable? Ad Hoc Fixed Wireless Networks--Should Carriers Be Afraid? Wi-Fi, smart antennas power new carrier gear from Ruckus Wireless WHITE PAPER: Sprint "Business-class" Service for the Global Customer Can global customers that are not part of the world's largest global companies get the "business-class" service they deserve? Read More Enterprise video moving beyond the meeting room Business video is expanding, both from dedicated meeting rooms out to small client devices and from large enterprises down to small businesses, in a movement that Cisco Systems plans to tap into for significant growth over the next several years. Read More WHITE PAPER: NetApp Top Considerations for Virtualizing Microsoft Applications This report describes the reasons for virtualizing Microsoft® applications. It highlights the most important architecture and deployment considerations to help you get started. Read Now. Mobile Hotspots: Which Are Fastest, Most Reliable? No one wants to have to purchase separate wireless coverage for every device--wired or mobile--they do their computing on. Consumers want to buy a single connection to the wireless carrier's network, one that will travel with them and connect any of their devices as needed. Read More WHITE PAPER: Iron Mountain The Know-IT-All's Guide This fun-to-read but informative ebook can help you successfully plan for eDiscovery and ensure your meetings with legal will never be the same. Read Now. Ad Hoc Fixed Wireless Networks--Should Carriers Be Afraid? "Freemium" wireless network claims to be a compelling alternative to the ISP status quo in cities "A 'Freemium' approach to radically improving broadband Internet in America," was the topic of a session at last week's popular MassTLC (Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council) Innovation 2010 unConference in Boston. Driven by curiosity, Rebecca attended the session led by Brough Turner, founder of a newly minted startup called netBlazr (no relation to the Telebit NetBlazer of yore). Read More Wi-Fi, smart antennas power new carrier gear from Ruckus Wireless Ruckus Wireless has launched new Wi-Fi products that let wireless network operators create an affordable, end-to-end, 802.11n network. The goal is to offload data traffic from cellular networks, and create a viable last-mile wireless service option. Read More
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