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	Telepresence catching on, but hold onto your wallet MetLife and the Taj Hotels are using these high-end systems, and are saving a bundle in travel costs. There are other benefits, too. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft DirectAccess and UAG: Better Together Here are some of the key reasons why you would want to run Unified Access Gateway with DirectAccess Click to continue In this Issue DOD uses real-time software to monitor contractors Amazon EC2’s model is a solution for shelfware, says IDC IBM intros Notes apps for BlackBerry, iPhone, Android Review: Firefox 3.6 adds speed and Personas — but is it enough? Other Resources The Need to Extend Wireless WAN RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: ITnews Get the new ITnews iPhone App Access up-to-the-minute, award-winning technology news from well known and respected IDG tech sites all in one place. Receive breaking tech news push notifications, view stories by Tag Cloud, and more. Download it now>> DOD uses real-time software to monitor contractors The Pentagon develops real-time monitoring software to track thousands of contractors providing support to troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Read More Amazon EC2’s model is a solution for shelfware, says IDC Sick of overpaying for features they don’t need or use, enterprise customers are eager for software vendors to enable pay-per-use models that better align cost with consumption, according to IDC. Read More WHITE PAPER: Juniper Tackling the Top Five Network Access Control Challenges Numerous factors are driving enterprises to control who’s admitted to the corporate network and what resourcesservers, applications, stored datathey’re allowed to access.Business trends such as mobility, outsourcing and the blurring of corporate network boundaries mean enterprises must provide network and application access. IT must open the network to a dynamic workforce, while at the same time protecting critical assets from the vulnerabilities that openness and user mobility bring. In this document we explore five common networking challenges that enterprises facenetwork protection, guest user access, network visibility and monitoring, application access control, and identity-based Quality of Service (QoS)and discuss how UAC can be used to address each. Read More! IBM intros Notes apps for BlackBerry, iPhone, Android IBM is helping iPhones go corporate, with the introduction of a free plug-in that allows Notes users to read their encrypted e-mail on the Apple smartphone. Read More Review: Firefox 3.6 adds speed and Personas — but is it enough? Mozilla’s Firefox 3.6 adds greater speed and some nifty features, but the new version is no game-changer. Read More
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