generation makes sense
ESG Report: Next Generation NAS
White Paper This paper reviews the applications of next generation NAS -- where it makes sense and what benefits it delivers -- and goes on to discusss the features and benefits of the clustered NAS solutions offered by ONStor. [05 Feb 2007]
Meridian SL-100 Evolution: Evolving From MSL17 to Succession
White Paper And although next-generation converged networks are being built today, moving to the next-generation architecture need not be a giant leap. The Meridian SL-100 can evolve, in incremental stages, into an IP-enabled or complete Succession Enterprise... [03 Jul 2008]
Choosing MDA Tools: Three Categories for Evaluation
White Paper Tools are used for requirements gathering, domain modeling, and code generation, among other things. Tools do much of the work in a Model Driven Architecture (MDA) process, so it makes sense to choose one's carefully. [09 May 2008]
The Voice of the Future: Next Generation Networks
White Paper The term “Next Generation Networks” is seemingly very broad indeed. This makes sound commercial and technical sense. Almost any development in networking could potentially be placed under this banner. [02 Jul 2007]
MDA for Mobile Application Development: Use MDA to Build a Data-Based MIDP Application
White Paper The paper starts by analyzing the components of a model application that has basic data entry, storage, and retrieval functions, and then see how a similar (but more complex) application could be built using MDA's code generation tools. [09 May 2008]
Design Considerations for Data-Lump Cables
White Paper New, faster-data-rate cell-phone standards such as GPRS, WCDMA, and UMTS will need data cables to achieve the higher levels of functionality and Internet connectivity inherent in next-generation smart phones, and these data cables pose unusual... [14 Aug 2003]
Vodafone Airtouch poised to make Mannesmann bid
News However, its chances of operating a successful third-generation UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications Service) network in the UK would be improved if it can migrate a second-generation, GSM customer base, rather than start from scratch. [08 Nov 1999]
3G woes: Should handset makers or network operators take rap
Comment What's more, because European telcos' bank accounts are so overdrawn and the US slowdown is starting to spread globally, it is difficult for them to borrow further to build costly next-generation infrastructure. [28 Mar 2001]
Re:Viewing 2006: Stories of the year
News The departure, a gradual process that began years ago when he stepped down as CEO, signals a true changing of the guard as the founders of tech's oldest names stand back to give way to the next generation. [20 Dec 2006]
Vodafone does fixed line broadband
News Orange is doing its own 'free' offer for mobile subscribers, while O2 recently bought high-speed ISP Be, which sells next generation ADSL2+ broadband, capable of giving speeds up to a theoretical maximum of 24Mbps. [11 Sep 2006]
DoCoMo to acquire $9bn stake in AT&T Wireless
News It gives DoCoMo the opportunity to deploy its W-CDMA mobile phone platform in an attempt to make it the defacto standard for next generation mobile phones. Duke-Woolley said: "It makes sense for both sides. [22 Nov 2000]
Apple unleashes iPod Nano - and iTunes mobile
News Despite Apple's steps into the mobile-phone music player space, analysts are mixed on its effect on the iPod generation. Deal said: "The pervasiveness of cell phones in the world makes sense that there should be a relationship of these cell phones... [08 Sep 2005]
After the tech boom - what's India's next big thing?
News As with many things, it's likely to be the next generation that makes the most of the entrepreneurial opportunities. The next generation in five to seven years will see more and more of it. The question now is whether India's next generation can... [29 Mar 2007]
Cisco buys security start-up
News Imin Lee, Protego's CEO, led development of Cisco's next-generation policy management product. On Monday, the company announced plans to buy privately held Protego Networks, which makes software that aggregates and correlates information about... [21 Dec 2004]
Call centres lag behind on IP adoption
Comment Call centres would seem to be the ideal place for next-generation phone systems. The technology makes a lot of sense in a number of scenarios, in particular those where companies need to integrate a number of dispersed contact centres into a single... [01 Feb 2005]
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