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whitepaper Next Generation Mobility Now2008-04-24 Sprint
  Today's competitive marketplace demands fast, reliable Internet connectivity that extends beyond the tether of coffee shop hotspots. By combining broadband speed with the greatest coverage and best-in-class security, Sprint EV-DO Revision A delivers on the promise of true mobility. Download this paper to learn how Sprint EV-DO Rev A can help mobilize your business today!

Tags: Telecom Services, Wireless Internet, Mobile - Wireless Communications, WiMAX (802.16)		   
whitepaper TechNet Webcast: Configuring Office Communications Server 2007 and Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging Interoperability (Level 300)2008-04-22 Microsoft Tips
  The focus of this webcast is on the common configuration challenges faced by administrators in configuring Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 Unified Messaging and Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 interoperability. Specifically, the webcast reviews the requirements that demand mutual configuration such as the UM Gateway, Communications Server Active Directory Contacts, location profile, etc., and their impact on interoperability. The webcast also discusses Microsoft Office Communicator 2007 client logic, such as accessing exchange presence information and voice mail.

Tags: Communications Software, Email		   
whitepaper Retail Services Firm Uses Terminal Services to Give Customers Real-Time Data Access2008-03-06 Microsoft
  Facility Maintenance Services (FMS) needed a reliable, safe solution to provide an access platform for its LOB application for its customers and remote employees. In making its decision, the company considered the cost of Windows Server 2008, the cost of the third-party skills required to deploy it, interoperability, performance, any new hardware costs, and the relative availability of the skills to use it out of the box. FMS considered the possibility of Citrix (which would cost FMS $30,000) and rewriting the LOB application entirely ($50,000). However, the company ultimately chose Windows Server 2008 because it expected the operating system to work with the LOB application and provide minimal disruption.

Tags: Application Servers, Windows Server 2008		   
whitepaper Making the Grade: Mission Critical Radios Give University Police the Dependable Communications Needed for a Safer Campus2008-03-01 Motorola
  ASU has four campuses. There are currently 65,000 students and there are plans to expand to 90 or 95,000 students in the next 10 to 15 years. ASU had a VHF conventional system originally designed for one campus. It had components that were 20-25 years old. The department started looking at replacing the old system about five years ago. They were looking for greater reliability and greater coverage in the buildings. It was also apparent that the department needed greater interoperability with the surrounding agencies. The turning point was Virginia Tech.

Tags: Mobile - Wireless Communications, 		  
whitepaper Designed a Feature-Rich Satellite Handset With Mobile Handset Form Factor to Enable Nera Satcom to Expand Their Market Reach2008-01-26 MindTree Consulting
  MindTree Consulting designed an advanced satellite handset for a Norway-based communication equipment supplier, Nera SatCom. MindTree's extensive knowledge in designing and engineering handheld devices, combined with its expertise in building UI frameworks and MMI, helped Nera SatCom in developing a compact and feature-rich handset. The handset has communication access via the Inmarsat network and featured high quality audio and remote software version up-gradation. With the reengineered satellite handset with mobile handset form factor design and features, Nera Satcom would be able to increase market acceptability and expand its target customer base.

Tags: Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper Telecom Predictions 2008: Deloitte2008-01-09 Deloitte LLP
  Deloitte's Telecom Predictions 2008 report examines emerging developments and how they will shape the technology market. This report was written by the Deloitte Technology, Media and Telecom industry group with input from leading industry analysts and executives and includes recommendations on how best to take advantage of these trends. Telecom trends for 2008 include getting mobile indoors, market segmentation for new product target markets and the role credit crunch crisis on the telecom industry.

Tags: Telecom Services, Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper A Study in Mobile Messaging2008-01-01 Cisco Systems
  Mobile messaging technology is evolving rapidly to provide multiple services and applications to today's subscribers. With the continued delay of third-Generation (3G) deployments and migration to fully packet-switched networks, coupled with the demand for fast-to-market data applications over existing wireless networks, mobile operators look more than ever at their short messaging systems to fill the gap. Existing Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) and Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) mobile networks use Short Message Service (SMS) as a multipurpose data service that enables rapid deployment of data applications without the need for 3G bandwidth capabilities. In fact, SMS traffic is growing exponentially, straining existing mobile operators' signaling networks and infrastructure.

Tags: Mobile - Wireless Communications		   
whitepaper How Cisco IT Trained Users for Migration to Global Voicemail System2007-12-19 Cisco Systems
  For some users, voice messaging is simply a way to capture missed phone calls, but for others it is a business-critical application. Major employee training was in order when Cisco began migration from a transitional, service-based messaging system to feature-rich Cisco Unity, an IP-based desktop messaging solution. The training team was chartered to work from a global perspective: to develop a training strategy that could be delivered consistently to all Cisco users worldwide. It was clear that any training solution for the Cisco Unity deployment could not be a standard "One-size-fits-all" program. For such a large and diverse group of users, it was important to select a scalable yet effective training method.   
whitepaper Microsoft Online Services Customer Story: British Petroleum2007-11-14 Microsoft Tips
  For BP, time was of the essence in ensuring the safety of its facilities and 1,500 employees in its Gulf of Mexico Strategic Performance Unit. It is responsible for a complex mix of assets that includes eight deep-water oil production and drilling platforms that feed thousands of miles of pipelines and more than 100 fuel terminals and offices. When Hurricane Katrina struck, BP needed quick access to accurate storm information and a complete understanding of its people and facilities. After Hurricane Katrina, BP decided to implement the Hurricane Management System that combines the 3-D satellite imagery of Microsoft Virtual Earth mapping software and real-time weather data with a visual, real-life representation of both BP's people and facilities.

Tags: Asset Management		   
whitepaper Avaya Case Study: Sarcon Construction2007-11-01 Avaya
  Sarcon Construction (Sarcon), based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, has a team of superintendents and lead carpenters that encompass a broad spectrum of expertise in the construction industry, from fine craftsmanship to engineering. Sarcon was saddled with an antiquated analog system that was performing competently, but ill equipped to provide the quality of service the company wanted to offer to its clients. The system's poor voice quality was distracting to both parties during incoming and outgoing calls, and the system's handsets and stations were cumbersome to use and manage. From a feature standpoint, the system's voicemail required multiple steps to access messages and forward voicemails to other users. The company deployed Avaya Quick Edition as a solution.

Tags: Voice Recognition