books by Faulkner Information Services     books:       Cable Telephony Business Applications Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2001 Cable telephony is quickly becoming an option for households but most small and mid-sized businesses do not have the same infrastructure available to them. Alternative telephony that is focused toward most businesses today is Ethernet based - making Voice over IP fairly easy and affordable to achieve for business within existing network infrastructures. Some large businesses do have cable plants, however, and it is these organizations ...             Best Practices for Website Content Management Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2002 Website content will frustrate and irritate site users if it is not fresh and relevant. Managing the myriad documents and sources of content on a consistent basis presents challenges, however. This report describes best practices for keeping web site content up to date.             Fibre Channel Market Trends Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2001 Fibre Channel developed as a compromise technology to allow companies to receive the high-throughput and bandwidth of fiber-optic networks without giving up an investment in copper wiring. While great things have been predicted about Fibre Channel for years, it has found its greatest acceptance in the storage market, rapidly becoming the technology of choice for Storage Area Networks.             Web-Based Videoconferencing Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2001 The latest development in videoconferencing uses the Internet to bring visual communications to the desktop, including whiteboarding, document sharing, data collaboration, streaming video and audio. The advent of high-speed Internet solutions is driving this market, and a wide range of venders and interest groups are attempting to standardize videoconferencing protocols.             Implementing a UNIX or Linux-based Server Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2001 UNIX and its Linux variant have played a dominant role in the Web server market for many years, only recently being challenged by Windows NT/2000/XP. UNIX, in various proprietary flavors, has long served the upper end of the market. The Linux variant is also known as a robust operating system capable of running critical 24x7 services; it is now supported by the major computer vendors, including IBM, and it can be obtained at little or ...             Developing a Gap Analysis2 reviews Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2002 I should have known better... "Gap Analysis" seems to be a buzz word being tossed around for some time. I thought that this article would provide an example of how a gap anaylsis works. Not to give away any secrets (as if there are any!), it basically walks you through an overview of protecting your system. This is something you would give upper management. It has it's place, that why I gave it one star. It isn't technical - ...             Telecommunications in the Pacific Rim Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2002 The economic crisis in the Pacific Rim caused a retrenchment in the telecom industry. While some of the countries are well on the way to recovery, some are still experiencing problems with a resultant pullback in spending on communications. The boom of a few years ago in this region has been replaced by a cautious optimism.             Telecommunications in Japan Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2003 The Japanese telecommunications market going through extensive changes an is on the brink of introducing third-generation wireless services. The industry was once dominated by NTT, the second largest carrier in the world behind AT&T. NTT still holds a commanding lead over its competitors, but other players are making headway in establishing themselves.             Conducting A Business Impact Analysis1 review Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2002 Poor value for money The document is 9 pages long. When I pay for any publication that's $1 per page I expect the contents to be of the first order. This document though, has 1 page of contents, 1 of justification for BIA, and 2 of information that's easily obtainable in 5 seconds using a search engine on the web (I.E. names of DR journals and links). So the meat of the topic is covered in 5 pages. These 5 pages ...             Linux Development Tools Market Trends Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2002 The Linux operating system, built of free software using free software development tools, is an interesting case study in the quality of non-commercial software development practices. Thousands of commercial and non-commercial development projects are underway today using high-quality open source software tools available for Linux. The number of commercial software development packages available for Linux developers is also increasing, ...             Streamlining B2B Transactions on the Web Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2001             Biometrics Market Trends Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2003 One of the fastest growing areas of Data Networking is security. Biometrics offer more secure means of limiting access to computers and networks. Some of the verification methods include finger scanning, palm scanning, iris and retinal scanning, signature verification, and hand and finger geometry.             Setting Up a Network Operations Center3 reviews Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2001 Network Operation Centre If you are looking for a document to help you build a Network Operation Centre than this is not the document for you. This is a six page document which tells the reader briefly what is SNMP, RMON, and varies network management platforms. It has a page full of links to companies like - Nortel, 3COM, Intel This document should have been named "Network Management Software" I expected it to help me ...             Video Streaming Standards Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2001 While today's Internet is used primarily for file transfer, e-mail, and HTML Web pages, the more robust broadband networks of the future will increasingly be used to deliver streaming multimedia, such as audio and video. This report examines the most important of the video streaming standards, while at the same time acknowledging that product platforms, not standards, clearly have a grip on the real-world market.             Extensible Markup Language (XML) Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2001 XML's continued development and implementation is largely being driven by the growing needs of e-commerce in the business marketplace. The percentage of e-commerce transactions using XML has been forecast to grow from just 0.5% in 2000 to 40% by the end of 2003. Currently, numerous standards are in development to define this language and provide uniformity as the ground work for XML is completed.             Unix vs. NT for Security Issues Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2001 Users differ on whether UNIX or NT is the more secure operating platform. UNIX has been around much longer, which has both helped its security features evolve and given hackers more time to learn its weaknesses. While security glitches have surfaced in NT over the years, the operating system offers a high level of protection. This report examines the security features of each platform.             Telecommunications in India Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2003 The Indian technology sector is a dichotomy. The country has one of the most advanced IT and software sectors in the world but one of the lowest teledensities, despite being the 14th largest telecom market. The government is taking steps to improve the state of the telecom industry in India, but expensive phone service, long waiting times for line installation, and a large number of poor people living in rural villages make such a task difficult.             Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) for Web Applications1 review Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2003 Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) for Web Applications [eDoc/Amazon Short], Price: $112.00 This e-book is an absolutely rip off. The information in this document is not even worth $112, and if you ask me it doesn't even worth $1.00 at all. I was quit disappointed after the download.             Designing an Intranet for Growth and Capacity Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2003 To keep up with applications growth and performance requirements, the next generation of corporate intranets must be designed to accommodate diverse traffic types, bandwidth on demand, protocol flexibility, embedded intelligence, and security--all at an affordable cost.             Middleware Market Trends Faulkner Information Services Faulkner Information Services, 2001 The middleware market is in the process of change, as vendors are combining software integration methods in application and integration servers. 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