Would you have enough power for your telecoms network if a disaster struck?

Opinion
Aug 18, 20062 mins

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WAN Newsletter: Would you have enough power for your telecoms network if a disaster struck?, 08/17/06

A recent paper made available at Webtorials highlights a topic that is all too often overlooked: power for the telecommunications …

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One week and 16 rounds later, the FCC’s auction is chugging along with Verizon Wireless, T-Mobile and MetroPCS bidding the most for licenses.

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Over the past few weeks we’ve been discussing a number of topics surrounding queuing, dropped packets, and, to a certain extent, voice. …

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What’s an IT manager need to do? Bottom line: Stay tuned – closely. Just because a firm is undergoing investigation doesn’t mean it will experience a merger or management shuffle, but it’s good to keep an eye on how companies are handling the scandal.

CLECs merge for scale, efficiencies in $1.3 billion deal, 08/14/06

Telecom industry consolidation continues, as two CLECs this week announced that they’re combining operations in a $1.3 billion deal.

New Orleans companies prepare for hurricane season, 08/14/06

Following the horrific damage wrought by Hurricane Katrina last year, Network World recently sent a team to New Orleans to report on the efforts of service providers, city officials and enterprises to prepare for the next Katrina.

Rewiring New Orleans, 08/14/06

Hurricane Katrina literally blew away the telecom infrastructure in New Orleans, but carriers and enterprises are rebuilding and changing what they do.