Gigabit Wi-Fi Case Study: Erickson Living upgrades to 802.11ac

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	Gigabit Wi-Fi Case Study: Erickson Living upgrades to 802.11ac Erickson Living, a company that manages 16 Continuing Care Retirement Communities in nine states, faces a unique challenge when it comes to installed a wireless network – each retirement community has common areas where residents share available bandwidth, but there are also individual residential units where end users have their personal phone and Internet connections. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Software Nightmare on Delegation Street with Native AD Tools Delegating Active Directory (AD) permissions – and managing and reporting on those delegations – is a nightmare. If you're using native tools, that is. With the right tools, the job is easy. Learn how to put your AD delegation nightmares to rest – forever. Read now! In this Issue iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending Feb. 7 Hot new products of the week 2.10.14 LA building's lights interfere with cellular network, FCC says Broadcom aims to power fast LTE smartphones for less than US$300 INSIDER 5 biggest mistakes of IT hiring managers 16 weirdest places you'll find Linux SDN start-up Big Switch bullish on new course 6 tips for smartphone privacy and security Fragmented wireless charging field thins as organizations unite Snapchat vulnerability can be exploited to crash iPhones, researcher says WHITE PAPER: Dell Software SuperMassive Series data sheet Learn how to protect against today's emerging threats in this SuperMassive NGFW datasheet. Read now! iPhone 6 rumor rollup for the week ending Feb. 7 A "new rumor" in the iOSphere is almost a contradiction in terms. More typically, a current rumor regurgitates an earlier rumor and, paradoxically, gets additional not less credibility for doing so. Read More Hot new products of the week 2.10.14 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Microsoft and Sophos Read More LA building's lights interfere with cellular network, FCC says When a certain Los Angeles office building lights up, it's a dark day for nearby cellphone users, according to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Software Managing Risk in an Active Directory Explore the interdependent and combined security issues of Active Directory (AD) and virtualization, as well as how to identify and manage these risks. Gain insight into the native audit capabilities of these technologies and learn how they provide centralized visibility into your IT environment. Read now! Broadcom aims to power fast LTE smartphones for less than US$300 This year's Mobile World Congress will see an LTE that's more mature than ever, with higher speeds, more device selection and more chip suppliers adding to the range of options for the fast mobile technology. Read More INSIDER 5 biggest mistakes of IT hiring managers As IT hiring ramps up in 2014, many job market experts are predicting a tech talent shortage. And certainly among the hot skill sets – security, Big Data, .NET and Java developers, project managers, business analysts and anyone with cloud or mobile experience – you can expect to see some sort of talent war, says Matthew Ripaldi, senior vice-president at Modis, a global provider of IT staffing services. Read More 16 weirdest places you'll find Linux Linux is everywhere, if you look for it. Read More WHITE PAPER: Dell Software Anatomy Of A CyberAttack Do you know how to keep cyber-criminals out of your network? Cyber-criminals employ complex techniques to avoid detection as they sneak into corporate networks to steal intellectual property. Don't give the bad guys the keys to your network. Learn how to protect your organization from emerging threats in our e-book. Read Now SDN start-up Big Switch bullish on new course SDN start-up Big Switch Networks is ready to embark on a new chapter after rebooting its business late last summer. Read More 6 tips for smartphone privacy and security In the digital world, things are getting worse rather than improving with regard to the populist quest for personal privacy and security. Our smartphones track wherever we go, what we say, who we say it to, our likes and dislikes, and when we are playing games instead of working. Our computers track and record the same types of information day in and day out. Read More Fragmented wireless charging field thins as organizations unite Two rival consortiums defining wireless power standards have merged specifications, narrowing the field of organizations competing to define how mobile devices are charged when they are not plugged into power outlets. Read More Snapchat vulnerability can be exploited to crash iPhones, researcher says A vulnerability in Snapchat allows attackers to launch denial-of-service attacks against users of the popular photo messaging app, causing their phones to become unresponsive and even crash. Read More
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