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How to Keep Your Remote Data Secure and Available
March 21, 2007 (2 p.m. EDT, 11 a.m. PDT)
Ever-increasing amounts of data continues to be accessed, generated and stored in remote office branch offices (ROBO) environments. Given the increasing threats to information and privacy concerns, data for ROBO environments needs to be protected in a timely and effective manner. Learn about your options for protecting ROBO data. Register Now >Preventing Mobile Mayhem
March 14, 2007 (2 p.m. EDT, 11 a.m. PDT)
Malicious software targeting mobile devices has been more of a theoretical threat than actual danger to networks—until now. This webcast will explore ways to safeguard valuable data using mobile device management.
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February 28, 2007 (2pm EST, 11am PST)
Nearly every IT manager has experienced a miscommunication with the business side that caused big problems. Not only is miscommunication between IT and the business almost universal, it can happen both ways. Attend this webcasts and learn about the steps you can take to reduce miscommunication.
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March 20, 2007 (2 p.m. EDT, 11 a.m. PDT)
The more your organization depends upon the network and your servers, the more heat they produce and the more power they consume. Learn about technological and data center changes that are driving your cooling bills through the roof and what you can do to stave off higher cooling bills and power costs.
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Derry, N.H.-based Cedar Point Communications has raised $19 million in new financing to develop technology that
lets cable companies offer phone service.
Massachusetts investors, Charles River Ventures and Battery Ventures, of Watham and Wellesley, respectively, led the round. Previously, Cedar Point was funded
by its founders and Ascent Venture Partners.
"Cable operators have pointed to cost and complexity as the two primary impediments to a nationwide rollout of telephony services," said Bruce Sachs, of
Charles River Ventures. "Cedar Point has created the first solution that addresses those concerns, both in terms of initial implementation and ongoing operations."
Cedar Point's "cable media switching" technology combines attributes of Class 5 voice switches with the elements in distributed voice over Internet protocol
networks in a single system.
The technology began lab trials with Comcast Corporation in November.
The privately held company recently added cable industry expertise with the appointment of Tom Jokerst, president of Charter Communications, to
its advisory board.
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