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Entries for December, 2008

Technology Acceptance Model Explained

The introduction of technology and developments in communication has reduced the need for traveling across the world. The way people conduct meetings and communicate with other branch offices has changed a lot compared to the past times. When a new technology is introduced, people must start using it to make the technology a successful one. [...]

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MIMS – Map Instant Messaging System

Instant messaging system was a revolutionary idea that became a part of life for every internet user. Rather than waiting for an email from someone, using instant messaging, you can easily get quick replies. Many more features are included in instant messaging as of now to make communication easier among your online friends. The map [...]

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Difference of Gigabit Ethernet Gige and Firewire IEEE1394

When it comes to choosing an industrial vision application for your organization, it is important to know about the revolutionary connectivity options available in the market. Using the right product, you can use the vision devices along with the available bandwidth to achieve maximum benefits. Gigabit Ethernet shortly called, as Gige and Firewire IEEE 1394 [...]

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Beginners Guide to MPLS

MPLS which expands to Multiprotocol label switching is a revolutionary networking technology primarily used in packet switching networks. MPLS is an IETF open standard developed by Cisco systems. MPLS was designed to enable high speed switches by enabling efficient traffic management. Using MPLS technology, the service providers can easily handle data streams initiated by the [...]

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An Overview on SIP Trunking

Session initiation protocol (SIP) trunking has become an essential part of network connectivity in any enterprise. The traditional PSTN networks utilized large volumes of wires. When an enterprise requests PSTN connectivity, the service provider has to provide a number of wires to enable connectivity between the telecommunication systems. Using SIP trunking, PBX system can be [...]

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What is WiMax?

WiMax which expands to worldwide interoperability for Microwave access is a budding telecommunication technology that uses different transmission modes to enable connectivity. This technology is based on the IEEE 802.16 standard. The existing transmission modes ranging from point-to-point links to wireless media are used for transfer of data for WiMax. The main idea behind this [...]

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What is the Future of Fiber Optic Communication?

The need for the transmission of large amount of data in a short duration led to the evolution of fiber optic technology. Here, instead of using copper wires to transmit electrical data, optical fibers are used to transmit data in the form of light. Optic fibers have the ability to transfer large amounts of data [...]

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Is VOIP Replacing PSTN

VOIP technology was in existence for the past few decades, but only recently, the technology has gained so much importance. The need to make long distance calls increased in all offices and VOIP made it possible at low prices. The added advantage of integration of VOIP to existing telephone networks has increased the usage of [...]

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Holographic Imagery – Future of Communications

Business communication has reached far beyond personal meetings. The offices are established all over the world and it is expensive to assemble all participants in a single room for the meeting. This led to the introduction of video conferencing where the participants of meeting can communicate with each other using internet and video conferencing system. [...]

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Cellular Hotspots Explained

Making it possible to establish communication among all areas of the world is a major task that involves a lot of issues. The introduction of cellular devices and satellite technology has made it possible to connect some areas. Though the world can be connected using internet, it is limited by the connectivity. To make connection [...]

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