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• University of Waterloo Selects Aruba Networks to Upgrade Wireless LAN and Enhance Security of Existing Wired Network

  - 2008-05-06

  Aruba Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARUN), a global leader in wireless LANs and secure unified mobility solutions, today announced that the University of Waterloo has commenced deployment of a facility-wide wireless LAN and a security upgrade to its residence hall wired LAN at its 1,000 acre Waterloo, Ontario campus. The University...

  Tags: Aruba Networks, LANs, network, NETWORKING, security, University of Waterloo, Wi-Fi, Wired Inc., WIRELESS, WLAN

• U.S. Labor Department and Pennsylvania Announce Plans to Link New York City and 'Wall Street West' Through Broadband-Like Infrastructure

  - 2007-06-07

  To: LABOR EDITORSContact: Jennifer Coxe or Matthew Faraci, +1-202-693-4676, both of U.S. Department of Labor POCONO MANOR, Pa., June 7 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A fiber optic network will be established to link New York City's financial services district to northeast Pennsylvania, or "Wall Street West," which will allow the industry to...

  Tags: broadband, FINANCE, NETWORKING, Pennsylvania, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, U.S. Department of Labor, Wired Inc.

• Wall Street West appoints director of outreach and network development

  - 2006-10-01

  Jim Ryan has been appointed director of outreach and network development for Wall Street West. Ryan has more than 20 years of business experience in the telecommunications and semiconductor industries.In the wake of the Sept. 11 attacks, the Securities and Exchange Commission SEC recommended that financial services firms develop reliable...

  Tags: Backups, FINANCE, financial, network, NETWORKING, Pennsylvania, SEC, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Wired Inc., workforce

• Running Head: Wired Network Security: Hospital Best Practices

  BNET - 2006-08-07

  This paper begins by looking at HIPAA and it's implications for the wired network infrastructure security. A look is then taken at an organizations first line of defense, perimeter security. Although many think that as long as the perimeter is secure the job is done, perimeter security is only a...

  Tags: Hospital, Wired Inc., Network, Network Security, East Carolina University, Best Practice, Security, Networking

• GETTING WIRED; AT THE U.S. ARMY'S TEXTILE RESEARCH CENTER, WEARABLE COMPUTERS ARE JUST AROUND THE CORNER.

  - 2004-08-23

  Byline: Nancy Brumback NATICK, Mass. -- Tired of carrying around your Blackberry? How about computer-connection capability woven into a jacket panel? Or an antibiotic coating on the knees of children's jeans? It's not so far-fetched...

  Tags: computer, HARDWARE, Keyboards, NETWORKING, soldier, textiles, U.S. Army, uniform, Wired Inc.

• WiredRed Gets Wired into Labor Department: Verizon joins Wingcast in Auto Internet Service

  - 2001-12-24

  San Diego-based WiredRed Software reports the U.S. Department of Labor has purchased 18,000 seats of its E-pop Alert product for its headquarters. Company founder Allen Drennan compares the product to a modern-day public address system. It lets certain people on a computer network send high-priority, one-way customized messages to...

  Tags: NETWORKING, PRODUCTIVITY, U.S. Department of Labor, Verizon Communications Inc., Wired Inc.

• Wired hostages: large cable companies lock multi-unit complexes into exclusive contracts, leaving apartment dwellers feeling helpless

  - 2001-10-29

  In 1999, the 500-unit Worldgate condominium complex in Herndon, Va., decided to give its residents an alternative to the community's sole cable provider, Cox Communications. The association was eager to test the services of Bell Atlantic Video and lined up some homeowners to make the switch. But when some...

  Tags: Cable, Cox Communications Inc., FCC, NETWORKING, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Wired Inc.

• Wired for gains in 2001: what are the top 10 stocks in a resilient cable sector? In a stormy market, some cable stocks may provide a refuge. Remember the optimism of January and February, when a gung-ho market was cheering for the Dow to reach 12,000 and

  - 2000-12-18

  Cable stocks went along for the ride. While the MSOs weren't exactly the darlings of the market this year, they have outperformed companies delivering cable programming, Internet and interactive services to viewers' homes, such as Excite At Home, Terayon and OpenTV. These companies, high flyers earlier this year, plummeted...

  Tags: Cable, Charter Communications Inc., modem, Nasdaq Stock Market Inc., NETWORKING, officer, president, SeaChange International Inc., stock, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, The Dow Chemical Co., Wired Inc.

• Teachers Still Critical Even With Wired Schools

  - 2000-09-11

  California's economy is booming. With state coffers full of cash, policymakers have rightfully prioritized education as an arena to direct much-needed resources for repairs and improvements. Some have said wiring our schools for the Internet would be a worthy priority -- helping to turn on students with the new...

  Tags: Cable, Cable Television Association, California, FINANCE, NETWORKING, teacher, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, Wired Inc.

• Wired In

  - 2000-06-19

  a Chase Carey: Rupert Murdoch saves a potential executive departure by throwing News Corp.'s Platco satellite under Carey's domain. b CBS: Why retain CBS News' Saturday Morning from 9-11 a.m. when Nick Jr. is programming the 7-9 a.m. and 11 a.m.-noon blocks? What ever happened to audience flow? ...

  Tags: CBS Corp., domain, NETWORKING, News Corp., satellite, Wired Inc.