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Estrin: From Entrepreneur To Cisco CTO : 0.78
Network Computing, June 01, 1998
She's a Silicon Valley legend, a high-profile and prolific
entrepreneur. Now Judy Estrin holds one of the most
important jobs in the industry-chief technology officer at Cisco Systems. Estrin
stepped into the CTO post in April after Cisco a
'Policy Power' Networking Proof Is In The Pudding : 0.82
Internet Week, June 01, 1998
3Com this week will unfold a framework and guidelines for enabling IT
managers to construct "policy-powered" networks.
IT Confidential : 0.78
Information Week, June 01, 1998
A source deep within an East Coast chemical company says the Big Six
consulting firm it hired got bounced off the company's SAP implementation for
employing substandard talent and for price gouging. It's all on the Q.T. for now,
but it's ev
ISDN Tester Works As Analyzer, Emulator -- Merge Device Also
Supports Protocols Of Other Nations : 0.80
Information Week, June 01, 1998
ISDN is used by many companies for WAN connections and has had a
well-deserved reputation for being difficult to set up-slowing implementation
cycles and blowing budgets. Nevertheless, it's not that bad anymore-for most
users. The hard part
Directory Services For Network Management : 0.78
Information Week, June 01, 1998
Directory services could create a tighter relationship between the physical and
logical world of networks. Microsoft and Cisco Systems are cooperating on a
version of Microsoft's Active Directory that will run on both Windows NT and
the var
Support For Policy-Based Networking -- 3Com's upcoming products to
help users set policies : 0.87
Information Week, June 01, 1998
3Com Corp. this week will unfold a road map detailing its plans to deliver
additional hardware and software to support policy-based networking. The
company's TranscendWare network-management software, its high-end
devices, and some lower-en
Extreme Networks moves switches closer to the server : 0.78
Electronic Engineering Times, June 01, 1998
Cupertino, Calif. - Extreme Networks Inc.'s latest addition to the Summit family
of Layer 3 enterprise switches moves the company's architecture closer to the
corporate server. The Summit4 system, with 16 10/100 Fast Ethernet ports and
six
AccessLan takes SDSL to work : 0.78
Electronic Engineering Times, June 01, 1998
San Jose, Calif. - AccessLan Communications Inc. is betting there's at least
one new wrinkle in the overcrowded digital-subscriber-line hardware market.
Instead of focusing on consumer applications of asymmetric DSL (ADSL),
AccessLan is try
Planned broadband solution is company's first for central office -- Bay
access router makes waves : 0.78
Electronic Engineering Times, June 01, 1998
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Even as speculation swirls in the financial
community of a possible acquisition of Bay Networks Inc. by a
telecommunications-equipment OEM, Bay is attempting to prove to competitive
carriers and Internet service provid
ATM, xDSL Standards Emerge : 0.78
Electronic Buyers News, June 01, 1998
Two more networking standards took shape recently, this time in the ATM and
xDSL arenas. First, a group led by 3Com Corp., Santa Clara, Calif., has formed
the Inverse Multiplexing for ATM Interoperability Initiative, also known as I3.
Meanw
Aztec finds Success With Dual Strategy : 0.78
Computer Reseller News, June 01, 1998
Dallas -- Resellers of white boxes tend to view branded
computers with disdain. But Aztec Systems Inc. is doing
a profitable business in both areas.
Turning To The Next Frame : 0.78
Computer Reseller News, June 01, 1998
Irvine, Calif.-based Sync Research unveiled FrameNode Release 7, the latest
version of its Frame Relay access device (FRAD) software.
Figuring Out The Right Moves : 0.86
Computer Reseller News, June 01, 1998
Vendors are providing a wide range of tools and services to make it easier for
a VAR to sell a networking solution.
Potential Opportunity For Reseller Sales, Services -- Cable Providers
Focus On WAN Access : 0.78
Computer Reseller News, June 01, 1998
San Mateo, Calif. -- Resellers soon may have another weapon to add to their
WAN and Internet-access arsenal: cable modems and cable providers.
The Struggle Goes On : 0.78
Computer Reseller News, June 01, 1998
The industry's first-quarter financial performance had the normal mix of
winners and losers. But a look beneath the numbers reveals the sweeping, and
still uncertain, effects of price-cutting, foreign-market upheaval and government
regulati
Internet Sharing Simplified : 0.88
Windows Magazine, June 01, 1998
If you're a small business looking to maximize your ISDN connection, you can
choose from three diverse hardware solutions. NetGear's Remote Access
ISDN Router Model RT328 consists of an ISDN modem with a 10BaseT jack
that plugs into an exis
HP Aims High-Value Vectra VL at Corporate Desktops : 0.78
Windows Magazine, June 01, 1998
Hewlett-Packard is joining the ranks of PC makers firing new NT desktops at
corporations demanding state-of-the-art technology at bargain-basement prices.
Its new Vectra VL Series 8 hits the mark. For $2,250, you get your choice of a
mid-to
New SmartSuite Shines and Stumbles : 0.78
Windows Magazine, June 01, 1998
Are you ready for the next generation of office suites? The integrated office
applications in Lotus's SmartSuite Millennium Edition-which we reviewed in
beta-deliver some unique and useful Internet features, plus a voice-recognition
feature
Slow Rush to Faster Modems : 0.78
Windows Magazine, June 01, 1998
Now that the standard has at long last been set, you can expect all those 56K
modems to work together. Eventually.
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