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Polycom Delivers Desktop Video Collaboration for Apple Computers - CNNMoney.com (press release)
VA Launches High-Tech Computer Training Center - Media Newswire (press release)
Broadband plan has worthy aims, but implementing it won't be easy - San Jose Mercury News
Improving Government Efficiency - Center For American Progress
Products Spotlight
Ensure Real-Time VoIP Call Quality with Streamline QoS Management
Get continuous VoIP Call Quality with Streamline real-time VoIP QoS monitoring, metric analysis, and management across your entire IPT voice network – regardless of your technology mix.
Streamline delivers fully correlated, deep dive visibility into all quality affecting events - including real-time MOS and session statistics for every call. Streamline puts you in control of VoIP call quality.
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Data centers rely on a continuous supply of clean electricity. However, anything from a subtle power system design flaw to a failure in the electrical grid can easily bring down even the most modern and sophisticated data center.
Fortunately, organizations can significantly mitigate their exposure to power-related downtime by adopting proven changes to their business processes and electrical power system management practices.
This white paper discusses 10 such underutilized best practices for building and maintaining a highly available data center power infrastructure.
Supervisory, connectivity and protection options that add an umbrella of protection over your entire IT infrastructure
Monitoring options are now available for organizations of any size. You can remotely monitor and manage a single uninterruptible power system (UPS), an enterprise-wide network of many UPSs and power distribution devices, or a complete IT support infrastructure, including generators, environmental systems and detection devices, and other components from multiple vendors.
CPI’s New Juniper-Compatible N-Series TeraFrame™
CPI’s Juniper-compatible N-Series TeraFrame™ Network Cabinet with Network Switch Exhaust Duct offers three additional inches of space where the switch and duct meet, providing a perfect fit for Juniper Networks® EX8200 modular switches. Use to isolate and remove hot exhaust from the cabinet, eliminate re-circulation of exhaust air and maintain safe operating temperatures. Support up to three eight-slot EX8208 or two 16-slot EX8216 switches per cabinet.
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