U.S. Robotics' Total Control Enterprise Network Hub
Nominated By Network Computing For 1997
Well-Connected Award
SKOKIE, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 16, 1997--U.S. Robotics' Total Control Enterprise
Network Hub has been nominated by CMP Media Inc.'s Network Computing magazine for a 1997
Well-Connected Award. The product was chosen for its innovative technology providing users a
convenient and simple remote access solution with U.S. Robotics' x2 (56 Kbps) Technology that
allows information to be accessed nearly twice as fast as standard analog modems.
The Well-Connected Awards will be revealed at a gala event on May 6, 1997, during
NetWorld+Interop 97 Las Vegas. All nominees will be highlighted in the May 1 issue of Network
Computing and also on Network Computing Online after the event on May 6 at
networkcomputing.com .
"The Well-Connected award nomination confirms that we are succeeding in giving our customers the
best remote access solutions on the market today," said Michael Santiago, manager, product
marketing, U.S. Robotics' Network Systems Division. "As the worldwide leader in remote access,
U.S. Robotics is committed to providing our customers with innovative solutions, superior
investment protection, and the best possible price/performance. Total Control is still the first and
only access concentrator platform that is shipping U.S. Robotics' x2 technology and that allows
customers to take advantage of x2 with a simple software download."
"Our Network Computing Editors worked at length to research and test the best products in the
networking arena," said Patricia Schnaidt, Editor-in-Chief, CMP's Network Computing. According
to Schnaidt, the products singled out in the Well-Connected Award are unique because "they are
not a measure of popularity - they are quality products tested over a networked enterprise firsthand
by editors themselves. So we know that the Total Control Enterprise Network Hub by U.S.
Robotics is truly an innovative solution."
The Total Control Enterprise Network Hub is a powerful and flexible remote access server that
integrates local and wide area data networks. The product allows Internet service providers,
corporations, universities, financial institutions and other organizations easy access to information on
the Internet or stored on the corporate network.
CMP Media's Network Computing (http://www.networkcomputing.com) serves Network
Technology Drivers twice-monthly. Through its Real-World Labs(TM), Network Computing
delivers solutions for the networked enterprise in print and online. |
