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1. Why can't you get faster Web access?

Author

Grimes, Brad

Subjects
DSL, ATM, Internet access, Cable television/data services, ISDN modem/adapter, ISDN, Online services, Cable modem, Satellite communications, Integrated Services Digital Network -- Usage, Asynchronous communications -- Usage, Broadband modems -- Usage, Online services -- Usage, Internet access -- Usage, Cable modems -- Usage, Satellite communications -- Usage, Digital Subscriber Line -- Usage
Abstract

You Can... ...if you live in the right place and are willing to put up with hassles. People all around you are flipping through Web pages like magazines at a […]

Published
1998

2. CoS offers prioritization on private nets

Author

Crabtree, Janel

Subjects
ATM, Frame relay, Frame relay -- Usage, Asynchronous communications -- Usage
Abstract

As corporations migrate to IP-based products and services, IP-enabled frame relay and ATM provide an easy migration path to Internet-based VPNs. These solutions provide users with the benefits of IP […]

Published
2002

3. ATM: unfulfilled promise

Author

Alexander, Steve

Subjects
ATM, Virtual LAN, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Computer networks -- Usage, Telecommunication systems -- Usage, Local area networks -- Usage, Asynchronous communications -- Usage, Information networks -- Usage
Abstract

No longer the high-speed king of the hill, ATM to the desktop requires faith in its long-term promise. Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) technology has yet to find its way into […]

Published
1996

4. ATM flow control: Recipe for demanding apps

Author

Beyer-Ebbesen, Mikkel and Brodersen, Bengt

Subjects
ATM, Network management software, Network capacity management, Network management device, Company business management, Network management, Network architecture, Backbone network, Microcomputer/LAN data communications software, Mainframe/minicomputer management software, Asynchronous communications -- Usage, Network architecture -- Usage, Network management systems -- Usage, Network management software -- Usage, Backbone networks -- Management -- Usage
Abstract

The use of switched ATM to provide a high-speed backbone for interconnecting Ethernet or token-ring LANs has become a fact of life in many business enterprises. Often the intent of […]

Published
1998

5. Putting IP in perspective

Author

Nolle, Thomas

Subjects
ATM, Voice over IP, Asynchronous communications -- Usage, VoIP (Network protocol) -- Usage
Abstract

It's hard to look around the network marketplace in 1998 and not see what appears to be an IP revolution. People who didn't know what networking was five years ago […]

Published
1998

6. Voice over ATM puts cash in bank's pocket

Author

Greene, Tim

Subjects
ATM, Computer systems integration, Company business management, Company systems management, Voice I/O device, Network integration, Banking industry, Branch Banking & Trust Co., Telecommunication systems -- Usage, Banks (Finance) -- Usage, Asynchronous communications -- Usage, Banking industry -- Information management, Computer systems integration -- Usage, Voice I/O equipment -- Usage
Abstract

Raleigh-Durham, N.C. Dennis Breen is saving his company $40,000 to $50,000 per month by putting Branch Banking & Trust Co.'s (BB&T) voice traffic on its ATM network, and he didn't […]

Published
1998

7. Japan Airlines completes large ATM network

Subjects
ATM, WAN, Company systems management, Japan Airlines International Company Ltd. -- Information management, Asynchronous communications -- Usage, Airlines -- Information management, Wide area networks -- Usage
Abstract

Japan Airlines Co. Ltd. (JAL), based in Tokyo, this month will finish putting together a companywide Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) network built with equipment provided by NEC Corp. and running […]

Published
1996

8. Nissan to connect 800 companies

Subjects
ATM, WAN, Company systems management, Nissan Motor Company Ltd. -- Information management, Asynchronous communications -- Usage, Automobiles -- Usage, Wide area networks -- Usage
Abstract

Tokyo-based automotive giant Nissan Motor Co. Ltd. will expand its corporate network to envelope 800 companies around the world by early 1999, according to the company. Under the plan, the […]

Published
1996

9. Conner, First Virtual join forces for ATM

Author

Francis, Bob

Subjects
ATM, Time to market, Contract agreement, Peripheral server, FVC.COM Inc. -- Product development -- Contracts, Conner Peripherals Inc. -- Product development -- Contracts, First Virtual Media Server (Peripheral server) -- Product development -- Contracts -- Usage, File servers -- Product development -- Usage, Asynchronous communications -- Usage, Peripheral servers -- Product development -- Usage, Product development -- Usage, Computer peripherals industry -- Contracts -- Product development
Abstract

Taking aim at future multimedia business applications, Conner Peripherals Inc. and First Virtual Corp. have announced an agreement to codevelop interactive Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM) media servers. The agreement calls […]

Published
1994

10. What are your plans for implementing WAN services such as frame relay, SMDS, and ATM?

Subjects
ATM, User need, WAN, End user, Frame relay, Frame relay -- Usage, Asynchronous communications -- Usage, End users -- Usage, Wide area networks -- Usage
Abstract

InfoWorld's reporters posed these questions to users last week at ComNet in Washington, where the theme of the show was wide area networking. Here's a sampling. ' Our focus is […]

Published
1994

11. Asynchronous communications routing can save budgets

Author

Merenbloom, Paul

Subjects
ATM, Virtual LAN, Network capacity management, Network management device, Bridge/router, Company business management, Wireless LAN/WAN bridge/router, Cost reduction, Network management, Pre-packaged LAN, LAN, Local area networks -- Management -- Usage, Asynchronous communications -- Usage, Network management systems -- Usage, Cost control -- Usage, Bridge/routers -- Design and construction -- Usage
Abstract

How do you satisfy mounting user requests for modems and stay within the ever-tightening budget? Simple: NetWare Asynchronous Systems Interface (NASI) and INT14. INT14 and NASI are programming interfaces. NASI […]

Published
1993

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