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Education and Reference
Research Library
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Technology Business Review (TBR)
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Throughout the economic downturn of 2008 and 2009, which dramatically impacted IT service spending, the Business Intelligence (BI) market remained a bright spot. In fact, many vendors experienced double-digit or even triple-digit growth of BI-related services in 2009, while experiencing revenue declines through the remainder of their portfolios.
Challenging economic times have created the need ...
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Black Box Network Services
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As computers and computer networks move into the industrial arena, these environments present difficult challenges for your IT staff.
This white paper provides an overview of factors to consider when powering industrial devices. Find out about extreme environments, unusual power requirements, mounting options, and Power over Ethernet.
Whether you’re already familiar with industrial control or ...
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Black Box Network Services
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When you install a wireless network, how do you ensure that your signal will get to where it’s going?
This white paper provides an overview of factors that affect wireless transmission. Find out how to calculate the power of a wireless signal, the importance of using the correct antenna, why obstacles in a wireless signal’s path are bad news, and more about wireless reception.
Whether you’re ...
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Comodo Group, Inc.
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Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) CASE STUDY: Education
Too many SSL Certificates, Not Enough Time
Large, thriving enterprises have more sensitive information on their computers than ever before. Customers and regulations require that the information be simultaneously accessible and secure.
To control information, enterprises use SSL certificates to encrypt data. For small organizations, users ...
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Sonus Networks
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Large enterprises with many international locations are under intense pressure to reduce recurring telecom
costs. Two simple, proven mechanisms to achieve this goal are to: a) move international intra-enterprise
long-distance calls from TDM carriers onto a private global IP network; and b) route calls to destinations
outside the enterprise more intelligently and cost-effectively. This reference ...
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