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2. Web-to-host upside: no $1 billion bonanza

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Internet/Web technology, Protocol gateway software, Microsoft SNA Server (Protocol gateway software) -- Marketing, World Wide Web -- Services
Abstract

Winners and losers come and go, whether it's technologies or vendors. A year ago, we were talking about the numbered days of some frame relay access device (FRAD) vendors. Although […]

Published
1997

3. Token Ring redux: still no satisfaction

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Token Ring network, Technology overview, Ethernet, Network switch, Token Ring networks -- Analysis, Computer network equipment industry -- Analysis, Packet switching -- Usage
Abstract

At first I wanted to jump right in and discourage the industry press and analyst communities from pontificating on the "strategic value" of token ring technology. Then I started to […]

Published
1997

4. Why must carriers foil frame relay's beauty?

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Technology application, Network architecture, Frame relay, Frame relay -- Usage, Telecommunications services industry -- Management
Abstract

It would appear that 1997 will go down in the history of internetworking as the year of Quality of Service (QoS). It doesn't matter what you read or which vendor […]

Published
1997

5. An investigation of the clonality of human autoimmune thyroglobulin antibodies and their light chains.

Author

Nye, Lynn, de Carvalho, L. P., and Roitt, I. M.

Subjects
*GLYCOPROTEINS, *IMMUNOGLOBULINS, *SERUM, *BLOOD plasma, *ELECTROPHORESIS, *CHROMATOGRAPHIC analysis
Abstract

Thyroglobulin antibodies in the sera from 31 patients with a variety of disorders were studied by isoelectric focusing. Only one gave a spectrotype indicative of a monoclonal response. the other 30 giving spectrotypes characteristic of polyclonal responses. There was evidence of clonal dominance in some of the sera and each gave a different spectrotype. Light chains were prepared from five thyroglobulin antibodies purified by affinity chromatography. There was no restriction in the speclrotypes when compared with light chains prepared from normal immunoglohulin. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1981

6. Restrictions in the response to autologous thyroglobulin in the human.

Author

Nye, Lynn, de Carvalho, L. C. Pontes, and Roitt, I.M.

Subjects
*GLYCOPROTEINS, *IMMUNOGLOBULINS, *EPITOPES, *ANTIGENS, *IMMUNITY, *AUTOIMMUNITY, *BLOOD plasma, *AMINO acids
Abstract

Fragments of thyroglobulin containing the autoreactive epitopes were prepared by an existing procedure, plus an ion-exchange chromatography step which increased their purity. Before purification, 39% of the fragmented material was bound by rabbit antihuman thyroglobulin whereas only 8% was bound by autoantibody, thus confirming earlier reports of more limited epitopes for human autoantibodies than heterologous antibody. Thyroglobulin autoantibodies in the globulin fractions from six human sera showed between 70 and 100% cross-reaction with one another, indicating that the majority of antibodies are directed against the same epitopes. The data are consistent with an estimate of two distinct major epitopic specificities with occasional sera having antibodies directed against a third site. Chemical modification of tyrosine residues by iodination did not inhibit the binding of thyroglobulin to either human autoantibodies or rabbit anti-human thyroglobulin; thus tyrosine residues do not contribute significantly to the epitopes for either auto- or heteroantibodies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1980

11. At NetWorld+Interop, companies have more than chips on the table

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Trade show report, NetWorld+Interop, DSL modem/multiplexer, NetWorld+Interop -- Conferences, meetings and seminars, Broadband modems -- Product information, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Innovations
Abstract

Just as varied as the types of people you will find in Las Vegas are the reasons that folks have for attending NetWorld+Interop. For many new vendors and their investors, […]

Published
1997

12. The second time around: FRADs get another chance to make headway

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Technology overview, FRAD, Frame relay -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

At the beginning of last year, I said that if frame relay access devices (FRADs) were going to take off and realize their potential inside the enterprise, 1996 was the […]

Published
1997

13. Cabletron falling victim to same dynamics it once criticized

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Company business planning, Cabletron Systems Inc. -- Planning, Computer networks -- Planning
Abstract

At times, this industry provides many of us with more entertainment than any fall television lineup around-with the exception of "Dream On," of course. And speaking of "Dream On," I […]

Published
1996

14. Embedded applications pressure firewall vendors to keep pace with users

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Cooperative agreement for product development, Company technology development, Data security issue, Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. -- Contracts, Bay Networks Inc. -- Contracts, USRobotics Corp. -- Contracts, Computer software industry -- Contracts, Firewalls (Data security) -- Contracts, Computer networks -- Contracts
Abstract

Firewalls are like insurance: You can get by without it until you end up needing it. A certain level of paranoia is healthy, but just the same, you don't want […]

Published
1996

15. IBM and Xylan deal will mean better solutions for network managers

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Cooperative agreement for product development, Network switch, International Business Machines Corp. -- Product development, Xylan Corp. -- Product development, Computer networks -- Product development, Switches -- Product development
Abstract

The recent Deal between IBM and Xylan will prove to be one of the best moves IBM's Network Hardware Division has ever made. Xylan's products fill a large hole in […]

Published
1996

16. Customers will be caught in the cross fire between Cisco, IBM

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Company market share, Company product planning, Company marketing practices, International Business Machines Corp. -- Marketing, Cisco Systems Inc. -- Marketing, Telecommunications equipment industry -- Market share
Abstract

During the next few months, Cisco and IBM are going to be contending for a significant amount of customer turf. The customer caught in the middle of this is the […]

Published
1996

17. Outsourcing is no easy fix for networks that lack objectives

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Industry trend, Outsourcing, MIS, Outsourcing -- Management, Information technology -- Management
Abstract

One of the roles I find myself playing in my consulting business is assisting companies with plans to outsource their network and network-support services. Although it's not a bad way […]

Published
1996

18. New network management challenges: trust yourself for now

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
SNA, Network Management, Management issue, Network architecture, Local area networks -- Management
Abstract

For several years I have been preaching about the evolution of SNA networks and what to watch for in maintaining operational control. Having been part of the planning, design and […]

Published
1996

19. Cisco commitment wins customers more than its technology

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Company marketing practices, Company business planning, Market domination, Cisco Systems Inc. -- Marketing, Computer networks -- Marketing
Abstract

Cisco today is the power player in networking. Why? Because the company decided nothing would stand in its way. Their marketing plan was the envy of the industry. Cisco's strength […]

Published
1996

20. Categories, concepts, connections and the truth in FRADvertising

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
Technology overview, Bridge Router, Frame Relay, Remote access technology, Bridge/routers -- Design and construction, Computer networks -- Product information, Remote access (Computers) -- Equipment and supplies
Abstract

If you haven't heard my soap-boxing before about FRADs, you probably haven't run across an "I" thrown in front of the word of the week in remote-office networking. A few […]

Published
1996

21. Beware of a new breed of LAN-switching vendors hunting for prey

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
ATM, Industry trend, FDDI, Retail Reseller Channel, Asynchronous communications -- Marketing, Computer networks -- Marketing, Fiber Distributed Data Interface Standard -- Marketing
Abstract

Have you ever seen those movies where the vulture shows up on the scene, waiting for a likely prospect to expire, so it can enjoy a fresh feeding? On some […]

Published
1996

22. Competition, you say? Where do I sign up?

Author

Nye, Lynn

Subjects
*COMPUTER networks, *COMPUTER industry, *FORECASTING, *CONTESTS
Abstract

Forecasts the applicability and success of computer networking. Limiting factor to the potential of networking; Comment on the business strategy of major competing networking companies.

Published
1997

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