April
2001 Issue
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EDITORIAL
News
Front
Linksys
Appoints Ingram As India Distributor
Ingram
Micro Inc., provider of technology products and services,
announced its Indian subsidiary has entered into a distribution
agreement with Linksys, a leading provider of networking
hardware to the SME, SOHO, enterprise markets and broadband
networking hardware market for the home.
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Focus
Features
Frame
Relay For Wider Reach
Today's
competitive business markets continue to shape the very nature
of how we communicate.
How Effective Is Frame Relay?
Frame
Relay provides a number of benefits over alternative technologies:
low overhead combined with high reliability; network scalability,
flexibility and disaster recovery; interworking with other
new services and applications such as ATM.
Frame Relay, Still The
Preferred wan Option
Frame
Relay is a technology that is used to create wide area networks
mostly connecting locations across the globe. It has been
a preferred WAN technology for many years globally and in
India.
Other
Features
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Commvergence
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Network
Infrastructure |
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Quality of
Service
In
Quest of tele-quality
The
telecom industry is advancing like never before.
Bandwidth is becoming abundant, and newer technologies
combined with liberalization are opening up the
remotest areas into the global tele-network. |
Customizing
Customer Experience On The Net
- The
promise of a profitable, broadband Internet continues
to elude service providers
Personal
Internet is the fifth market leadership for Nortel
Networks
In
an attempt to consolidate its market share, Nortel
Networks has introduced a new suite of products
under the umbrella of Personal Internet
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Technology
Update |
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Workshop
Wisdom
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The
Protocols Behind E-mail
E-mail
was the first business-to-business killer application
of the Internet. E-mail ranks with the printing
press, the telephone and television in mass impact.
Best
Technology Sites
Buying
Tips
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Faxing
made easy and cheap with Internet
Fax
also known as Facsimile, has emerged as the most
popular communication media, both for business
communication and personal requirements.
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Access
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Case
Study |
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ISDN:
The Right Solution For Bandwidth Intensive Applications?
Integrated Services Digital Network
(ISDN) is a digital technology, providing a digital
pipe for communication of speech, data and images,
at the speed of 64 Kbps or 128 Kbps, but at a cost
comparable with our very familiar plain old telephone
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BHEL
Deploys Gigabit At The Desktop
With
robust voice, video and data transactions becoming
crucial to organizations in their effort to improve
their business processes and expand their reach,
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Call
Center
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Wireless
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Customer
Interaction In An E-Commerce World
The
Internet is changing how business does business
by introducing entirely new channels for completing
transactions and providing customer care. |
3G
Wireless: Breaking Communications Barriers
The
year 2000 had varied connotations in the world of
Information Technology. In the mobile world, however,
it is widely recognized as the year, which introduced
data to augment voice. |
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Basics
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Glossary |
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Switch
Over For Efficiency
Switches
are hardware devices that look similar to routers,
hubs, and bridges. |
Terminologies
Simplified
Loop
Timing In digital communications, a synchronization
method that extracts timing information from incoming
pulses. |
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Cabling
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Inbox |
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The
Do’s And Don’ts Of Cable Recovery
On
the face of it, recovering old cabling is a total
no-brainer. Tug the unwanted cable fairly hard
and that's it.
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More
On wireless
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