Joanie Wexler

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Joanie Wexler is an independent writer and editor who has spent 20+ years writing about computer networking technologies, their business potential, and implementation considerations. She serves clients at technology companies and industry publications writing educational materials on all aspects of IT.

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University converges wired, wireless nets with Cisco WiSM

Back in 2002, when the University of British Columbia in Vancouver decided it needed wireless classroom connectivity for enabling Internet-assisted teaching, the idea of “wireless switching” was a gleam in the industry’s eye.

Joanie Wexler

Articles by Joanie Wexler

University converges wired, wireless nets with Cisco WiSM

Crafting a wireless network strategy

Test your memory: the wireless decade in review

Wireless: My, how you’ve grown

Tech breakthrough to double mobile WAN rates

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Will tablets rule?

Commercial devices to get military-grade security

Managing mobile expectations

Mobile mega-merger woes

Mobile contact center moves to the cloud

Survival kit considerations

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Master Linux Math in Seconds: How to Use the expr Command Like a Pro

How to Do Math in the Command Line Using Double Parentheses

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