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Facing a Real-Life Issue: Upgrading Outdated Communications Systems | 2006-11-01 01:00:28 | Panasonic |
| Using an obsolete communications system can be dangerous, as learned by a rapidly growing city just north of Nashville, Tennessee. The city's communication system, which covered all municipal functions, such as police, fire, water, and more, needed to be replaced due to the difficulty of obtaining parts and appropriate service for their aging system - and with the growing population, the importance of upgrading was highlighted. The city needed a unified phone system that would seamlessly connect multiple sites, and consolidate multiple systems - but keeping cost and ease-of-implementation in mind.
Fast forward to post-upgrade: common technology, such as centralized voice mail, direct extensions, and wireless/desktop phones, is now experienced - but cost effectively. In addition to these benefits, vital security was increased across the city with the implementation of door-opener cards for employees and key city leaders. This white paper takes a look at the issues originally faced, which are still faced by many businesses today, and details the cost-effective and secure solutions selected, along with an overview of its easy implementation. |
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A Robust Integrity Reporting Protocol for Remote Attestation | 2006-10-31 | Darmstadt University of Technology |
| Trusted Computing Platforms provide the functionality of remote attestation, i.e. attesting the configuration and status of a system to a remote entity. Remote attestation hereby proves integrity and authenticity of system environments. This is crucial for policy enforcement, which in turn is needed in many usage scenarios, e.g., DRM. However, applying remote attestation solely allows masquerading attacks. These attacks are possible since the concept of remote attestation does not provide any means for establishing secured communication channels. This paper describes this kind of attacks against protocols for remote attestation and presents a protocol for preventing masquerading attacks.
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An Overview of the KX-TDA: Panasonic's Digital Hybrid IP-PBX System for SMBs | 2006-10-18 01:00:18 | Panasonic |
| If you're looking for a state-of-the-art phone system that can scale to keep pace with your growing business, consider the KX-TDA from Panasonic. With the KX-TDA, you can expand your phone system as your changing needs dictate, simply by plugging in additional cards and adding telephones. Its compact design and expandability are well suited to the space limitations and scalability requirements that are typical of most small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). In terms of maximum system capacities, the KX-TDA100 offers up to 96 ports and the KX-TDA200 offers up to 192 ports with 128 wireless telephones. Download this informative KX-TDA buyer's guide to learn more.
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How Does Ping Really Work? | 2006-10-01 | Global Knowledge |
| Ping is an Internet program that most of us use daily, but do you know how it really works? Gain an understanding of the cycle of processing associated with ping. | |||
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'Must Have': Defining Your IP Phone System | 2006-09-26 01:00:16 | Cisco Systems |
| This article from voip-magazine.com discusses how decision makers seeking a new communications solution can understand the critical core, culture-driven features necessary for any organization. The article also includes a top-ten action items and features list to help guide the reader through the process of separating must-haves from nice-to-haves. | |||
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Consolidate Communications Infrastructure | 2006-09-26 01:00:16 | Cisco Systems |
| Forrester's Elizabeth Herrell, Cisco Unified Communications experts, and business owners discuss consolidating the communications infrastructure. Learn how to determine an effective communications migration path that is right for your budget and business needs. Hear real world examples as your peers describe their deployment experiences first-hand and demonstrate the near-term and recurring return on investment of Cisco Unified Communications solutions. | |||
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Reaching People, Not Devices: Technology that Helps You Reach the Right Person the First Time | 2006-09-26 01:00:16 | Cisco Systems |
| This Interactive Overview explains how a Cisco Unified Communications Solution combines data, voice, and video on a single secure network to deliver more effective commhnications that can help lower operating costs, increase customer satisfaction, and optimize business productivity. | |||
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The Guru, Episode 1: What's Beyond Right Now... | 2006-09-26 01:00:16 | Cisco Systems |
| A new switch? Another new server? Four more contact center agents? The challenges facing a growing business seem unlimited. But if you spend all your time and money responding to what you need "right now," how will you figure out what your business needs next month or next quarter? In this video presentation, one company struggles with just such a dilemma. Watch as they address these issues...and reach "network enlightenment." | |||
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ING DIRECT Banks on Sprint to Deliver Continuously Reliable, Secure Service | 2006-09-09 01:00:12 | Sprint |
| This case study discusses how Sprint, powered by Cisco Systems, provides a secure and reliable solution for Wide Area Networking for INC Direct Bank, which primarily does business over the Internet and remotely over the phone in a 24x7 mode. Any service outages severely affect ING Bank's business model, so their requirement was to find a highly responsive and trusted partner with a network that was IP based, isolated from the public Internet, and highly reliable but would provide business continuity in case of natural disasters or external events affecting the network. With Sprint, ING Bank found a consultant and partner with a private IP network that provides the high level of responsiveness, integrity, and security they required. Also Sprint provided value-added managed security services at affordable cost, which allowed them to keep their own operational costs low--and pass savings on to their customers. | |||
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Sprint MPLS VPN, Cisco Avvid/IP Contact Center Offer an Integrated Solution for MTM | 2006-09-09 01:00:12 | Sprint |
| Medical Transportation Management (MTM) provides non-emergency transportation services for state and local governments and private healthcare through a network of 350 partners--serving 12 million recipients annually in 12 states. MTM needed an integrated voice and data networking solution, so by partnering with Sprint and Cisco, used Sprint Global MPLS VPN, powered by Cisco Systems, as a wide area networking solution to tie five U.S. call centers and patients together. In doing so, it achieved a customer satisfaction rate of 98 percent, while dramatically decreasing costs. This is a fully integrated solution for MTM, leading to putting their voice and data on a single network. |