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Smart planning for new networks

Joanie Wexler By Joanie Wexler
The current networking landscape reminds me of the homeowner's perpetual condition. Usually, a home improvement here (say, new windows) drives still another one over there (say, siding). Often, doing two jobs separately costs more. And you might forfeit the polished, integrated look that results from having a single entity install the windows and siding together if you chop up the job. Read full story

Joanie Wexler is an independent networking technology writer/editor in Silicon Valley.

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1 comment:

  1. Anonymous2:18 AM

    RedBeam Inc. today announced that its fixed Asset tracking software has successfully achieved Motorola Enterprise Mobility validation.

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