This document discusses accessing BlackBerry data services using Wi-Fi networks. It explains that Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry smartphones can access all BlackBerry data services via either enterprise Wi-Fi networks or hotspot/home Wi-Fi networks, provided the network is configured correctly. It provides details on connection priority and requirements for network configuration to access services via different network types.
This investor presentation by Tulip Telecom provides an overview of the company and highlights key strategies for future growth. Tulip is an established telecom company in India with a market capitalization of $433 million. It provides data services to enterprise customers through its wireless and fiber optic networks as well as data centers and managed services. Tulip aims to expand its fiber network, become a leader in the growing data center market, offer a broader suite of enterprise data services, focus on government clients, and strengthen service delivery processes to support growth.
Problems of Contemporary Communication Companies. Ways and Tools for Solving ...SSA KPI
AACIMP 2010 Summer School lecture. "Information Technologies" stream. "Problems of Contemporary Communication Companies. Ways and Tools for Solving Them" course.
More info at http://summerschool.ssa.org.ua
The document provides a summary of Level 3's extensive portfolio of infrastructure, transport, IP, content delivery, Ethernet, voice, and enhanced network services. It describes the various features and benefits of their products and services, which include colocation, private line, wavelength, internet access, CDN, video transmission, VPN, router management, and voice termination offerings. Level 3 aims to deliver global connectivity with local flexibility through ongoing investment in their network and service capabilities.
This document provides an overview of collaboration services offered by Level 3 Communications, including audio conferencing, web conferencing, video conferencing, and streaming/webcasting solutions. It describes services such as Ready Access audio conferencing, Global 800 service, WebEx web conferencing, and video room rentals. The document is intended to help customers understand the comprehensive portfolio of collaboration options available from Level 3 Communications.
Alepo 5 Emerging Innovations Carrier-WiFiPeerasak C.
5 emerging innovations in carrier Wi-Fi
Alepo | July 03, 2012
With mobile data usage on the upswing, wireless carriers are looking to Wi-Fi hotspots as a viable way to deliver high speed data on mobile devices. With Wi-Fi hotspots as part of an overall mobile data strategy, carriers can unlock new revenue channels, drive up business value, and optimize network resources and efficiencies.
This Alepo whitepaper reveals five emerging innovations in Carrier Wi-Fi offload, network discovery, and monetization, that are advancing opportunities for wireless carriers in making Wi-Fi hotspots a fundamental part of their mobile data strategy.
Download Alepo’s "5 Emerging Innovations in Carrier Wi-Fi" to learn how advancements in Wi-Fi can:
Make Wi-Fi offload secure and automatic
Make carrier services available on Wi-Fi
Enhance network discovery and selection
Unlock new Wi-Fi hotspot business models
Foster partnerships across the Wi-Fi ecosystem
A presentation on:
KNOW YOUR I.T.
for
Digital Publishers
by
Remmy NWEKE, mNUJ, mNGE, mGOCOP
Lead Consulting Strategist | Group Executive Editor
ITREALMS Media group
[ITREALMS, NaijaAgroNet, DigitalSENSE Business Mag.]
@2021
Annual Conference of
Guild of Corporate Online Publishers (GOCOP)
On Wednesday, 6 October, 2021
--
Sheraton Hotels Ikeja-Lagos.
A PROFITABLE WIMAX BUSINESS STARTS WITH THE MODEMGreen Packet
This document discusses how cost-effective modems can help WiMAX operators expedite profitability. It analyzes usage patterns in emerging and developed markets to show that basic, economical modems are sufficient to meet user needs without compromising performance. This allows operators to offer affordable packages and reach profitability faster by subsidizing cheaper modems. The document also presents simulations showing that acquiring more subscribers or increasing ARPU can hasten the timeline to profitability for WiMAX operators.
This investor presentation by Tulip Telecom provides an overview of the company and highlights key strategies for future growth. Tulip is an established telecom company in India with a market capitalization of $433 million. It provides data services to enterprise customers through its wireless and fiber optic networks as well as data centers and managed services. Tulip aims to expand its fiber network, become a leader in the growing data center market, offer a broader suite of enterprise data services, focus on government clients, and strengthen service delivery processes to support growth.
Problems of Contemporary Communication Companies. Ways and Tools for Solving ...SSA KPI
AACIMP 2010 Summer School lecture. "Information Technologies" stream. "Problems of Contemporary Communication Companies. Ways and Tools for Solving Them" course.
More info at http://summerschool.ssa.org.ua
The document provides a summary of Level 3's extensive portfolio of infrastructure, transport, IP, content delivery, Ethernet, voice, and enhanced network services. It describes the various features and benefits of their products and services, which include colocation, private line, wavelength, internet access, CDN, video transmission, VPN, router management, and voice termination offerings. Level 3 aims to deliver global connectivity with local flexibility through ongoing investment in their network and service capabilities.
This document provides an overview of collaboration services offered by Level 3 Communications, including audio conferencing, web conferencing, video conferencing, and streaming/webcasting solutions. It describes services such as Ready Access audio conferencing, Global 800 service, WebEx web conferencing, and video room rentals. The document is intended to help customers understand the comprehensive portfolio of collaboration options available from Level 3 Communications.
Alepo 5 Emerging Innovations Carrier-WiFiPeerasak C.
5 emerging innovations in carrier Wi-Fi
Alepo | July 03, 2012
With mobile data usage on the upswing, wireless carriers are looking to Wi-Fi hotspots as a viable way to deliver high speed data on mobile devices. With Wi-Fi hotspots as part of an overall mobile data strategy, carriers can unlock new revenue channels, drive up business value, and optimize network resources and efficiencies.
This Alepo whitepaper reveals five emerging innovations in Carrier Wi-Fi offload, network discovery, and monetization, that are advancing opportunities for wireless carriers in making Wi-Fi hotspots a fundamental part of their mobile data strategy.
Download Alepo’s "5 Emerging Innovations in Carrier Wi-Fi" to learn how advancements in Wi-Fi can:
Make Wi-Fi offload secure and automatic
Make carrier services available on Wi-Fi
Enhance network discovery and selection
Unlock new Wi-Fi hotspot business models
Foster partnerships across the Wi-Fi ecosystem
A presentation on:
KNOW YOUR I.T.
for
Digital Publishers
by
Remmy NWEKE, mNUJ, mNGE, mGOCOP
Lead Consulting Strategist | Group Executive Editor
ITREALMS Media group
[ITREALMS, NaijaAgroNet, DigitalSENSE Business Mag.]
@2021
Annual Conference of
Guild of Corporate Online Publishers (GOCOP)
On Wednesday, 6 October, 2021
--
Sheraton Hotels Ikeja-Lagos.
A PROFITABLE WIMAX BUSINESS STARTS WITH THE MODEMGreen Packet
This document discusses how cost-effective modems can help WiMAX operators expedite profitability. It analyzes usage patterns in emerging and developed markets to show that basic, economical modems are sufficient to meet user needs without compromising performance. This allows operators to offer affordable packages and reach profitability faster by subsidizing cheaper modems. The document also presents simulations showing that acquiring more subscribers or increasing ARPU can hasten the timeline to profitability for WiMAX operators.
A Presentation by:
REMMY NWEKE, 2016 Fellow, Cyber Security Policy Defender
Secretary, Cyber Security Experts Association of Nigeria (CSEAN)
Lagos Branch
To mark the Cyber Security Awareness Campaign,
October 2016
MWC Presentation: World of Applications, Hugh Bradlow, TelstraTelstra
1) Applications are important to both users and telecommunications companies.
2) Smartphone sales are growing rapidly but still make up a small portion of total mobile phone sales globally.
3) Games are the most popular and downloaded paid and free apps for smartphones like iPhone.
4) Telstra is investing in expanding and upgrading its mobile network to support more data usage and faster speeds from applications.
GBM helped Bahrain Internet Exchange (BIX) build a national broadband network using Cisco IPoDWDM technology. This enhanced Bahrain's telecom infrastructure by providing high bandwidth connectivity over IP/MPLS. It allowed BIX to reduce costs and increase internet bandwidth and reliability. The network management solutions deployed enabled BIX to achieve its strategic goals and deliver improved e-services across Bahrain. BIX's executive director praised GBM's support in helping BIX achieve its objectives for the national broadband initiative.
Core mechanisms for Web Services extensionsMiguel Pardal
The document discusses core mechanisms for developing Web Services extensions. It proposes mechanisms like policy, configuration, context management, message flow interception, and operation implementation interception. These mechanisms were implemented in a proof-of-concept to develop extensions for security and distributed transactions. Web Services extensions can simplify custom library development and broaden the developer community. Future work includes developing an enterprise application framework and platform-independent extensions.
Mitel offers a portfolio of voice, data, and managed network solutions including local and long distance phone services, audio and web conferencing, dedicated internet access, MPLS VPN services, mobile wireless services, and network management tools. Their solutions are designed to meet the total communications needs of businesses through a single provider and are supported by industry-leading customer service.
5Nines offers advanced Windows hosting services with SQL from their carrier-neutral data center in Madison, WI. Their hosting services provide 1GB of disk space, 25GB of monthly bandwidth transfer, 10 POP email accounts with 25MB storage each, and features like IIS, ASP.NET, SQL Server, and daily backups. 5Nines has experienced personnel and specializes in hosting applications and databases for businesses in various industries.
Mei Yick is the premium partner with China Entercom which runs the exclusive IP VPN cross border license from PRC to HK. The service is best supported by CITIC which is the heavyweight State Own Enterprise.
Using Social Software to Market yourself - inside and outside the firewallIan McNairn
Presented by Ian McNairn at UNICOM conference Social Software: Engaging the customer JHune 3, 2009 http://www.unicom.co.uk/product_detail.asp?prdid=1593#
Cisco introduced Unified Service Delivery (USD), a foundation for service provider cloud services. USD provides a best-of-breed, end-to-end solution utilizing virtualization, unified computing, and unified fabric to help service providers address increasing demands on their networks and data centers in a flexible and cost-effective manner. USD is designed to enable new cloud-based entertainment, information, and collaboration services for both consumer and business customers.
Comcast Business Class Ethernet Dedicated Internet (EDI) Service
is a simple, reliable and more fl exible option to traditional private line
dedicated Internet access services, providing higher bandwidth and
increased efficiencies
Building multi-services in personal mobile devices based on partially trusted...Miguel Pardal
The document discusses building multi-services on personal mobile devices based on partially trusted domains. It proposes allowing a single device to host multiple self-contained services from different providers to improve customer convenience. This requires composing services that currently assume a fully trusted domain, while only establishing partial trust between organizations. The goal is models and tools to provide technical assurances allowing partial trust relationships for cross-organization service delivery. A pilot implementation is proposed using a payment network to load transport tickets onto secure cards while maintaining control for each organization.
VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol, converts voice into packets that can be transmitted over digital networks like the Internet. It allows voice calls to be made over a company's data network, saving costs versus separate voice and data networks. Key requirements for deploying VoIP include upgrading network switches to support quality of service, deploying power over Ethernet, and using the SIP protocol for call signaling and session management between VoIP devices and servers. A phased approach is recommended to transition existing phone systems to VoIP in order to protect investments while gaining benefits and preparing for full IP phone deployment.
A Business Guide to MPLS IP VPN Migration: Five Critical FactorsXO Communications
Multi-Protocol Label Switching Internet Protocol Virtual Private Network, or MPLS IP VPN, refers to a VPN service enabled over a trusted provider’s private MPLS core backbone. It delivers the flexibility of an IP service with the essential service quality, performance, and security previously available only with legacy technologies. Other benefits include cost-effective security, any-to-any connectivity, Quality of Service, scalable bandwidth, and a platform for convergence.
I invite you to gain insight into the new XO; who we are, what we do, service delivery, technology innovations, Intelligent WAN, Application Acceleration, VoIP, Hosted PBX, IVR, ICR, BYOD, CDN, OVMP, CaaS, DRaaS, PaaS and SaaS.
1) JJB Sports, a large UK sports retailer, implemented Bloxx web filtering to replace their previous Websense solution to gain better protection for their network and users at a lower cost.
2) Bloxx web filtering reduced JJB's total cost of ownership by over 66% while providing superior filtering capabilities and easier management compared to their previous solution.
3) JJB is able to effectively monitor employee internet usage, block inappropriate content, and maximize productivity through customized access policies implemented with Bloxx.
XO Communications is a leading provider of data and IP services, with over 3,200 employees and annual revenues over $1.5 billion. They focus on business, large enterprise, and wholesale customers, providing services such as internet connectivity, voice, collaboration, cloud, and security solutions. XO has one of the largest IP networks in the US, with extensive coverage and robust assets to ensure superior performance, reliability, and scalability for customers.
Mike Sherman of XO Communications presented on April 18th, 2012 about the company. XO is a leading provider of data, IP, and communications services focused on business and enterprise customers. It has a nationwide IP network and offers solutions such as internet access, voice, and cloud services. XO aims to deliver superior customer experience and support to its customers, which include over 50% of the Fortune 500.
Lightower is a premier fiber network provider in the Northeast owning over 6,400 fiber route miles with access to over 2,800 buildings. It offers a full suite of carrier-class fiber solutions including Ethernet, wavelengths, internet access, and dark fiber. Lightower has experienced strong revenue and earnings growth through acquisitions and ongoing network expansion. It provides customized networking solutions with unmatched customer service including 24/7 monitoring and dedicated support.
This document provides guidance on setting up and managing an effective help desk operation. It discusses why companies need help desks to maximize employee productivity and justify the costs. A brief history of help desks notes how they evolved from individual computer experts to centralized departments as personal computing grew. Tips are provided on staffing, hardware, software, performance metrics, training, and other operational aspects to help optimize a help desk. The overall message is that a well-run help desk can save a company hundreds of thousands of dollars annually by quickly resolving IT issues and minimizing downtime for employees.
This article discusses 3 key predictions about how cloud computing will change business and IT:
1. Cloud computing will enable more inter-company business processes and emergence of "business ecosystems" of companies with complementary strengths.
2. Cloud computing provides an "exoskeleton model" of sourcing IT capabilities externally rather than internally, allowing smaller companies and industries access to sophisticated IT.
3. Cloud computing will give rise to "business process utilities" - companies providing common processes like sales tax calculation on a massive scale.
A Presentation by:
REMMY NWEKE, 2016 Fellow, Cyber Security Policy Defender
Secretary, Cyber Security Experts Association of Nigeria (CSEAN)
Lagos Branch
To mark the Cyber Security Awareness Campaign,
October 2016
MWC Presentation: World of Applications, Hugh Bradlow, TelstraTelstra
1) Applications are important to both users and telecommunications companies.
2) Smartphone sales are growing rapidly but still make up a small portion of total mobile phone sales globally.
3) Games are the most popular and downloaded paid and free apps for smartphones like iPhone.
4) Telstra is investing in expanding and upgrading its mobile network to support more data usage and faster speeds from applications.
GBM helped Bahrain Internet Exchange (BIX) build a national broadband network using Cisco IPoDWDM technology. This enhanced Bahrain's telecom infrastructure by providing high bandwidth connectivity over IP/MPLS. It allowed BIX to reduce costs and increase internet bandwidth and reliability. The network management solutions deployed enabled BIX to achieve its strategic goals and deliver improved e-services across Bahrain. BIX's executive director praised GBM's support in helping BIX achieve its objectives for the national broadband initiative.
Core mechanisms for Web Services extensionsMiguel Pardal
The document discusses core mechanisms for developing Web Services extensions. It proposes mechanisms like policy, configuration, context management, message flow interception, and operation implementation interception. These mechanisms were implemented in a proof-of-concept to develop extensions for security and distributed transactions. Web Services extensions can simplify custom library development and broaden the developer community. Future work includes developing an enterprise application framework and platform-independent extensions.
Mitel offers a portfolio of voice, data, and managed network solutions including local and long distance phone services, audio and web conferencing, dedicated internet access, MPLS VPN services, mobile wireless services, and network management tools. Their solutions are designed to meet the total communications needs of businesses through a single provider and are supported by industry-leading customer service.
5Nines offers advanced Windows hosting services with SQL from their carrier-neutral data center in Madison, WI. Their hosting services provide 1GB of disk space, 25GB of monthly bandwidth transfer, 10 POP email accounts with 25MB storage each, and features like IIS, ASP.NET, SQL Server, and daily backups. 5Nines has experienced personnel and specializes in hosting applications and databases for businesses in various industries.
Mei Yick is the premium partner with China Entercom which runs the exclusive IP VPN cross border license from PRC to HK. The service is best supported by CITIC which is the heavyweight State Own Enterprise.
Using Social Software to Market yourself - inside and outside the firewallIan McNairn
Presented by Ian McNairn at UNICOM conference Social Software: Engaging the customer JHune 3, 2009 http://www.unicom.co.uk/product_detail.asp?prdid=1593#
Cisco introduced Unified Service Delivery (USD), a foundation for service provider cloud services. USD provides a best-of-breed, end-to-end solution utilizing virtualization, unified computing, and unified fabric to help service providers address increasing demands on their networks and data centers in a flexible and cost-effective manner. USD is designed to enable new cloud-based entertainment, information, and collaboration services for both consumer and business customers.
Comcast Business Class Ethernet Dedicated Internet (EDI) Service
is a simple, reliable and more fl exible option to traditional private line
dedicated Internet access services, providing higher bandwidth and
increased efficiencies
Building multi-services in personal mobile devices based on partially trusted...Miguel Pardal
The document discusses building multi-services on personal mobile devices based on partially trusted domains. It proposes allowing a single device to host multiple self-contained services from different providers to improve customer convenience. This requires composing services that currently assume a fully trusted domain, while only establishing partial trust between organizations. The goal is models and tools to provide technical assurances allowing partial trust relationships for cross-organization service delivery. A pilot implementation is proposed using a payment network to load transport tickets onto secure cards while maintaining control for each organization.
VoIP, or Voice over Internet Protocol, converts voice into packets that can be transmitted over digital networks like the Internet. It allows voice calls to be made over a company's data network, saving costs versus separate voice and data networks. Key requirements for deploying VoIP include upgrading network switches to support quality of service, deploying power over Ethernet, and using the SIP protocol for call signaling and session management between VoIP devices and servers. A phased approach is recommended to transition existing phone systems to VoIP in order to protect investments while gaining benefits and preparing for full IP phone deployment.
A Business Guide to MPLS IP VPN Migration: Five Critical FactorsXO Communications
Multi-Protocol Label Switching Internet Protocol Virtual Private Network, or MPLS IP VPN, refers to a VPN service enabled over a trusted provider’s private MPLS core backbone. It delivers the flexibility of an IP service with the essential service quality, performance, and security previously available only with legacy technologies. Other benefits include cost-effective security, any-to-any connectivity, Quality of Service, scalable bandwidth, and a platform for convergence.
I invite you to gain insight into the new XO; who we are, what we do, service delivery, technology innovations, Intelligent WAN, Application Acceleration, VoIP, Hosted PBX, IVR, ICR, BYOD, CDN, OVMP, CaaS, DRaaS, PaaS and SaaS.
1) JJB Sports, a large UK sports retailer, implemented Bloxx web filtering to replace their previous Websense solution to gain better protection for their network and users at a lower cost.
2) Bloxx web filtering reduced JJB's total cost of ownership by over 66% while providing superior filtering capabilities and easier management compared to their previous solution.
3) JJB is able to effectively monitor employee internet usage, block inappropriate content, and maximize productivity through customized access policies implemented with Bloxx.
XO Communications is a leading provider of data and IP services, with over 3,200 employees and annual revenues over $1.5 billion. They focus on business, large enterprise, and wholesale customers, providing services such as internet connectivity, voice, collaboration, cloud, and security solutions. XO has one of the largest IP networks in the US, with extensive coverage and robust assets to ensure superior performance, reliability, and scalability for customers.
Mike Sherman of XO Communications presented on April 18th, 2012 about the company. XO is a leading provider of data, IP, and communications services focused on business and enterprise customers. It has a nationwide IP network and offers solutions such as internet access, voice, and cloud services. XO aims to deliver superior customer experience and support to its customers, which include over 50% of the Fortune 500.
Lightower is a premier fiber network provider in the Northeast owning over 6,400 fiber route miles with access to over 2,800 buildings. It offers a full suite of carrier-class fiber solutions including Ethernet, wavelengths, internet access, and dark fiber. Lightower has experienced strong revenue and earnings growth through acquisitions and ongoing network expansion. It provides customized networking solutions with unmatched customer service including 24/7 monitoring and dedicated support.
This document provides guidance on setting up and managing an effective help desk operation. It discusses why companies need help desks to maximize employee productivity and justify the costs. A brief history of help desks notes how they evolved from individual computer experts to centralized departments as personal computing grew. Tips are provided on staffing, hardware, software, performance metrics, training, and other operational aspects to help optimize a help desk. The overall message is that a well-run help desk can save a company hundreds of thousands of dollars annually by quickly resolving IT issues and minimizing downtime for employees.
This article discusses 3 key predictions about how cloud computing will change business and IT:
1. Cloud computing will enable more inter-company business processes and emergence of "business ecosystems" of companies with complementary strengths.
2. Cloud computing provides an "exoskeleton model" of sourcing IT capabilities externally rather than internally, allowing smaller companies and industries access to sophisticated IT.
3. Cloud computing will give rise to "business process utilities" - companies providing common processes like sales tax calculation on a massive scale.
IT service management (ITSM or IT services) is a discipline for managing information technology (IT) systems, philosophically centered on the customer\'s perspective of IT\'s contribution to the business. ITSM stands in deliberate contrast to technology-centered approaches to IT management and business interaction. The following represents a characteristic statement from the ITSM literature:
Providers of IT services can no longer afford to focus on technology and their internal organization[;] they now have to consider the quality of the services they provide and focus on the relationship with customers.ITSM is process-focused and in this sense has ties and common interests with process improvement movement (e.g., TQM, Six Sigma, business process management, CMMI) frameworks and methodologies. The discipline is not concerned with the details of how to use a particular vendor\'s product, or necessarily with the technical details of the systems under management. Instead, it focuses upon providing a framework to structure IT-related activities and the interactions of IT technical personnel with business customers and users.
This document provides a zakat calculation spreadsheet and accompanying explanations to help calculate zakat obligations. The spreadsheet contains sections to calculate zakat on different types of wealth and assets, including gold, precious stones, silver, cash, loans, investments, business assets, agricultural produce, animals, and deducting any liabilities. Accompanying notes provide guidance on calculating zakat for each type of asset according to Islamic principles to encourage honest and complete payment of this religious obligation.
This document provides instructions on installing, getting started with, and configuring ManageEngine ServiceDesk Plus. It outlines the system requirements, describes how to install the software on Windows and Linux, and explains how to start and access the application. It also provides an overview of the key modules in ServiceDesk Plus for request management, asset management, purchasing, contracts, and more. Finally, it points the user to the Configurations section for setting up the application settings.
The document provides an overview and comparison of BlackBerry devices and services. It discusses what BlackBerry is, its features, and why it is better than other mobile solutions. It also summarizes BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS), BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES), and BlackBerry Professional Server (BPS), highlighting their different supported features. The document then describes BlackBerry Connect and how it brings BlackBerry push capabilities to other manufacturers' devices when used with BIS or BES. Key differences between the services and features supported on various phone models are also outlined.
Beyond fiber e brochure_final_portraitIvanDeLeon20
BEYOND FIBER is an all-in-one digital solution from PLDT that provides businesses with business-grade fiber internet connectivity, dual WiFi networks, and curated digital tools. It offers up to 50 Mbps fiber internet, Cisco Meraki powered dual WiFi networks for work and guests, and selectable digital solutions for productivity, cybersecurity, payments, and remote work. BEYOND FIBER aims to enable Philippine businesses of all sizes to adapt and thrive in today's digital landscape through reliable connectivity and tools anchored on PLDT's extensive fiber network.
Wi-Fi refers to wireless local area network technology that uses the 802.11 standards. It was developed by the IEEE and branded as "Wi-Fi" by the Wi-Fi Alliance trade group to promote interoperability between wireless devices. Wi-Fi allows devices like computers, phones, and other electronics to connect to the internet or communicate with each other wirelessly within a particular range using radio waves. While convenient, Wi-Fi connections pose security risks if not encrypted, though newer standards like WPA2 aim to address this when configured correctly.
Managing Security Issues with a Remote Workforce while Continuing to Grow You...Aggregage
us to deploy best practices around privacy and security. Most importantly they count on us to protect their data that they entrust to us.
The recent pandemic forced change onto our profession. With that change came massive disruption to how we do business and collaborate with our clients. Protecting data does not and should not result in a massive disruption to our business model, but instead, should be viewed as an opportunity to get to better know our clients and help them by delivering new services that in the past were never associated with a CPA firm.
In this discussion, Jim Bourke, Managing Director Advisory Services at WithumSmith+Brown, will share his perspective on what he witnessed during this period of change – the good and the bad, and he’ll share some of the best practices for security and privacy in our space around technology and innovative advisory offerings in this new world.
Attendees will:
• Understand the nuances of protecting your workforce and securing client data
• Gain an awareness of some of the unique technologies that are ready to take the accounting profession to the next level
• Learn how to define leadership’s role in keeping team members safe, functional, relevant and perfectly positioned to grow the practice
This document discusses the benefits and security features of the Blackberry mobile device and enterprise solution. It summarizes that Blackberry provides push email, messaging, and internet access to users through an encrypted connection to the Blackberry Enterprise Server. The server relays messages to and from the user's mobile device, allowing them to always have up-to-date access to work emails and contacts even without wireless service. The document highlights that Blackberry uses AES or Triple DES encryption between the server and device to securely transmit data at all times.
Mobile network operators are facing increasing data congestion due to rising usage of smartphones and mobile data services. Accuris Networks offers a mobile Wi-Fi offload solution that directs data traffic onto partner Wi-Fi networks to reduce congestion and costs while improving revenues. The solution provides subscribers with a better quality experience through seamless authentication onto Wi-Fi hotspots and maintains the operator's relationship and branding.
Wi-Fi, also known as wireless fidelity, is a technology that allows electronic devices to connect to the internet or communicate with each other wirelessly within a particular area. It uses radio waves to transmit and receive data over short distances. The technology was invented in 1991 and has since evolved through several generations with improved speeds and capabilities. Wi-Fi networks provide connectivity in homes, businesses, and public places through wireless routers and hotspots. While convenient, Wi-Fi also presents some security and interference concerns to consider.
Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) is a wireless networking technology that allows devices to connect to the internet and communicate with one another without being physically connected with wires. It utilizes radio waves to enable wireless internet access within a particular area. The document discusses key aspects of Wi-Fi including its components like access points and Wi-Fi cards, how a Wi-Fi network works by creating hotspots, different network topologies, configurations, security measures, advantages like mobility and convenience, disadvantages such as limited range and security issues, and the future of Wi-Fi with technologies like the Internet of Things and increasing speeds.
Network Configuration Example: Configuring Service Provider Wi-FiJuniper Networks
This document presents configuration examples for mobile and fixed-line service providers
to use wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) 802.11 to offload mobile data traffic from the macro cellular
network. It also presents step-by-step procedures for configuring the Juniper Networks’
service provider Wi-Fi solution and individual network elements to simultaneously deliver
both open Wi-Fi access (with a captive portal) as well as secure Wi-Fi access (with
EAP-based authentication).
The D-Link 3G Mobile Router allows users to create a secure wireless network using a cellular signal to share an internet connection from anywhere. It supports 802.11g and 802.11b wireless standards and uses an internet PC card to access the internet through 1xEV-DO, UMTS, or HSDPA networks. The mobile router provides advanced network security and is easy to install and use.
Wi-fi is a wireless networking technology that uses radio signals to transmit and receive data over short distances without wires. It uses the 802.11 standard developed by IEEE and allows devices to connect to a local area network (LAN) without cables. Key advantages include lower costs than wired networks and the ability to setup networks in places where cables cannot reach. However, wi-fi performance can degrade due to interference from other devices and it has limited range compared to wired connections. Security is also a concern, though encryption methods provide some protection.
The document provides configuration instructions for a Dialogic media gateway to integrate with the BlackBerry Mobile Voice System (MVS). It includes settings for IP, management protocols, routing tables, TDM, VoIP, DSP, and other postconfiguration tasks. Key settings include specifying the IP address of the BlackBerry MVS server, enabling HTTP/Telnet servers, configuring inbound and outbound routing rules to route calls between the TDM and VoIP networks, and configuring codecs, timers and other parameters.
To communicate and conduct business, companies require dependable internet connectivity. The same as other utility services, internet access must function effectively and reliably. It ought to facilitate business rather than cause annoyance. Linkup Networks offer various services. We are leased line internet service provider, MPLS network service provider, SD WAN solution service provider, corporate business broadband service provider, managed Wi-Fi service provider, dedicated lease line service provider.
Wi-Fi is a wireless technology that allows devices to connect to the internet or communicate with one another wirelessly. It uses radio waves to transmit data over short distances without wires. Wi-Fi networks rely on access points that connect wireless devices to a wired network. Access points work by sending and receiving radio signals that enable wireless devices on the network to share internet connections. Wi-Fi offers benefits like mobility and lower installation costs compared to wired networks. Its popularity continues to grow as more devices become Wi-Fi enabled.
This document provides instructions for configuring the Wi-Fi name and password for a ZTE-670L router. It is a 13 step process that involves connecting to the router's IP address, entering the default login credentials, selecting the SSID settings, entering a new Wi-Fi name and password, submitting the changes, and then updating the password on all connected devices. The document also provides an overview of band steering, which allows a single Wi-Fi network to broadcast on both 2.4GHz and 5GHz so devices can automatically connect to the best available frequency band.
Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) allows devices to connect to the internet and each other wirelessly. It uses radio frequencies to transmit data without cables. The document discusses how Wi-Fi works, its uses in homes, businesses and public spaces, and some security concerns. It also covers operational advantages like reduced costs compared to wired networks and the ability to deploy networks in places cables cannot reach. The document provides background on Wi-Fi standards and certifications and discusses its role in both consumer and corporate network infrastructures.
This document discusses providing cellular services over WiFi networks to address rising mobile data usage. It outlines how mobile data traffic is growing much faster than network capacity improvements. WiFi offers a cost-effective way to offload data traffic and improve coverage. The document describes how mobile operators can leverage existing WiFi infrastructure to provide seamless voice, messaging and data services to users on both WiFi and cellular networks. It provides examples of operators using VoWiFi solutions and discusses Taqua's Virtual Mobile Core product which enables operators to integrate WiFi networks and deliver cellular services and features to users over WiFi.
It has never been easier and better! You can now take your laptop, mobile phone, tablet or whatever you use
and find the best place in your house, apartment or garden to do your stuff.
Outlines
Introduction
What is Wi-Fi?
Wi-Fi Standards?
Hotspots
How a Wi-Fi Network works
Survey
Factors To Consider When Choosing An Internet Service Provider
Wi-Fi Providers
Limitations of Wi-Fi
Security
Maintenance
Estimated cost
Location
ICTC Requirements
Conclusion
Introduction
Imagine working on your laptop or checking
e-mailfrom anywhere in the department.
Now , imagine
doing all thesethings
easily and quickly,
withoutworrying
about finding a wired
network connection.
That is Wi-Fi !
What is Wi-Fi?
Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) is a generic term that refers to the IEEE 802.11 communications standard for Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs).
Wireless Technology is an alternative to Wired Technology, which is commonly used, for connecting devices in wireless using radio waves.
Allows you to access the Internet while on the move ; you can remain online while moving from one area to another, without a disconnection or loss in coverage
IEEE 802.11 Standard
In 1997, the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) drafted the 802.11 standard for wireless local area networking.
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Contents
Introduction ..................................................................................................................... 3
Wi-Fi access to BlackBerry data services........................................................................ 3
Priority for connections................................................................................................. 3
Network configuration .................................................................................................. 4
Quick guide to service availability.................................................................................... 5
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Introduction
The BlackBerry® 8820 smartphone allows BlackBerry smartphone users with qualifying data
plans to access BlackBerry data services using a wireless network, a Wi-Fi® network, or both
networks simultaneously.
All BlackBerry data services are available through Wi-Fi networks.
• BlackBerry® Enterprise Server
• BlackBerry® Mobile Data System (MDS)
• BlackBerry® Internet Service
• BlackBerry® Messenger
• Personal identification number (PIN) messaging
• Other data services – instant messaging, etc
Having the option to simultaneously access both a wireless network and a Wi-Fi network
allows BlackBerry smartphone users to do multiple tasks at once. For example, a BlackBerry
8820 smartphone user can send email messages using a Wi-Fi network, while conducting a
phone call using the wireless network.
Wi-Fi access to BlackBerry data services
A Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry smartphone can access BlackBerry data services using Wi-Fi
networks in two ways.
1. Access via enterprise Wi-Fi networks
• Allows for optimized Wi-Fi access to the BlackBerry Enterprise Server when
connected to a Wi-Fi network that allows direct IP access to the BlackBerry
Router
• Direct IP access usually only occurs when the BlackBerry smartphone is
connected on an enterprise Wi-Fi network.
• Wi-Fi access to the BlackBerry Internet Service and additional services is also
possible with the proper network configuration. See the Quick guide to service
availability section below for more details.
2. Access via hotspot or home Wi-Fi network
• Allows for access to all provisioned BlackBerry data services via the
BlackBerry® Infrastructure
• Proper network configuration is necessary. However, in most cases, the
default network configuration is the proper configuration. See the Network
configuration section below for details.
Priority for connections
Each BlackBerry data service connects to the BlackBerry Router or BlackBerry Infrastructure
via the best possible connection or combination of available connections in the order listed
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below. This assumes that all routes to the BlackBerry Router and the Internet are available
when connected to the Wi-Fi network.
1. Serial, Universal Serial Bus (USB), or Bluetooth® connection via the BlackBerry
Device Manager - This method applies to BlackBerry Enterprise Server or
BlackBerry MDS services only.
2. BlackBerry Router connection from a Wi-Fi network with or without a virtual private
network (VPN)
3. BlackBerry data services over a Wi-Fi network via a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
connection through the Internet to the BlackBerry Infrastructure
4. Wireless service provider connection to the BlackBerry Infrastructure via the Global
System for Mobile Communications® (GSM®) network, the Enhanced Data Rates for
Global Evolution (EDGE) network, or Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) - For more
information, see KB11735 in the BlackBerry Technical Solution Center.
Note: Connections to the BlackBerry Router and BlackBerry Infrastructure can be used
simultaneously to access all available data services.
Network configuration
For hotspot or home Wi-Fi network users
1. A Wi-Fi connection profile must be added for each hotspot or home Wi-Fi network.
Wi-Fi connection profiles can easily be configured via the Set Up Wi-Fi wizard. The
correct service set identifier (SSID), security type, security key or credentials are
necessary for this configuration. Additionally, hotspot users may need to have
additional credentials or agree to the hotspot provider’s terms and conditions for use.
These can be entered when using the Set Up Wi-Fi wizard.
2. In most cases, no other additional configuration will be necessary. Once connected,
authenticated, and authorized to use the hotspot or home Wi-Fi network, all
provisioned BlackBerry data services should be available. This is accomplished by
establishing an SSL connection via port 443 to the BlackBerry Infrastructure.
For enterprise Wi-Fi network users
System administrators for enterprise Wi-Fi networks must ensure that the following
configurations have been set up before BlackBerry data services can be accessed over the
enterprise Wi-Fi network.
1. Each BlackBerry smartphone must have a Wi-Fi connection profile for the enterprise
Wi-Fi network before it can connect. Additionally, each BlackBerry smartphone user
requires the SSID, security type, security key or credentials for the enterprise Wi-Fi
network. This information can be distributed easily and securely via a BlackBerry
Enterprise Server IT policy, or it can be configured manually via the Set Up Wi-Fi
wizard.
2. For access to BlackBerry Enterprise Server and BlackBerry MDS services, the Wi-Fi
networks assigns an IP address to each Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry smartphone that
allows for a connection to the correct BlackBerry Router via port 4101.
3. For access to all other BlackBerry data services, each BlackBerry smartphone must
be allowed to make an SSL connection to the Internet via port 443.
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Additional configurations
Each Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry smartphone is designed to connect to the organization’s
network over a Wi-Fi network via a VPN tunnel. Each Wi-Fi enabled BlackBerry smartphone
comes with an Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) VPN client that works with many popular
VPN concentrators. This configuration requires additional planning and setup. For more
information, see KB13215 in the BlackBerry Technical Solution Center.
For additional information on the security features available in the BlackBerry solution, see
www.blackberry.com/security.
Quick guide to service availability
The following page outlines the BlackBerry data services and wireless service provider data
and voice services available under the different connection methods. For more information on
UMA, check with your wireless service provider.
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Service Wi-Fi network Wi-Fi network Enterprise Wi-Fi Enterprise Wi-Fi
provider plus service without service network plus network without
GSM/EDGE provider provider service provider service provider
network or GSM/EDGE GSM/EDGE GSM/EDGE GSM/EDGE
UMA network* network** network* network**
BlackBerry Enterprise Server
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Setup, e-mail, PIM sync, etc.
BlackBerry Internet Service
Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Setup, e-mail, Internet browsing
BlackBerry MDS
Application push/access, Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
intra/Internet browsing, etc.
BlackBerry Messenger Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
PIN messaging Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Enterprise instant messaging
Microsoft® Live Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Communications Server, etc.
Third-party instant
messaging Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
MSN® Messenger, etc.
BlackBerry® Maps Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Service provider messaging
Yes Yes No Yes No
SMS, IM, etc.
Service provider content
downloading Yes Yes No Yes No
Ring tones, etc.
Service provider web
browsing Yes Yes No Yes No
Wireless Access Protocol, etc.
Service provider voice plan Yes Yes No Yes No
* GSM/GPRS/EDGE available. UMA not available.
** GSM/GPRS/EDGE and UMA not available.
Check with your wireless service provider for supported services and features. Not all
BlackBerry data plans support Wi-Fi access to BlackBerry data services.
Configuring a Wi-Fi network to allow a connection (with or without VPN) to the BlackBerry
Router keeps all data transfers entirely within the enterprise Wi-Fi network. In most cases, this
will also reduce the routing required.
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