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* Dell'Oro reports market health across the board
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* Avaya buys Traverse Networks to link cell phone users to corporate VoIP * Nortel reinforces SMB gear with stackable switches, VoIP * Communicating even when the network's down * The good, bad and ugly of a VoIP implementation * NYC telecom to
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* Nick Lippis and the IP 'black hole' * Project management software can curb IT inefficiencies * Skype launches first mobile service * Egenera tucks Xen into management platform * Apple iPhone rumors multiply * Cool Tools video: Exclusive:
* AlterPoint spins out free network management software * Fujitsu launches 10G stackable switch * College does VPN switcheroo: In with SSL, out with IPSec * FAQ on mobile WiMAX * Microsoft labels Google's Gmail as virus * Online merchants will
* Alcatel chosen for $300 million voice/data network upgrade to replace Cisco * Microsoft lays out Longhorn, PowerShell and application management roadmaps * FaceTime adds Web filtering to real-time communication security * Dust Networks puts wireles
