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It's Time for a Secure Internet... A New Look at IPv6
 By David Bailey
Data Networks Senior Engineer
One of the tasks I both enjoy and which remains a constant challenge for me is to stay informed of new or recently relevant shifts in technologies. Keeping an eye on the splashy new technologies is one thing. But what is more easily missed are things examined a while ago which become more important over time due to incremental improvements or because of changes in related technologies. Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is one of these technologies. Read more
Cut IT Costs without Sacrificing Essential Services
 This difficult economy has everyone scrambling to cut costs, yet no one wants to sacrifice service levels to get there. Challenging? Sure. But by looking closely at the cost/productivity equation of your cost-cutting moves, you may find you can actually increase operational efficiency as you reduce expenses. Here are a few ways you can do more with less. Read more
We're On Our Way to Windows 7 - Learn More
 From a features and capabilities point of view, Windows 7 is essentially done. Release Candidate (RC) downloads end August 20, 2009, with release to manufacturing (RTM) on July 22. General commercial availability is scheduled for October 22, 2009.
Since there’s so much information and independent testing out there on the web, we thought it would be helpful to put an (admittedly random) collection of comments, critiques, and information all in one place for those of you who want to learn more about the release. Read more
A Primer for Wireless Networks in K-12 Schools
 Today’s schools are moving forward at lightning speed. Building a wireless network (WLAN) that will effectively support 21st Century learning initiatives and satisfy students and teachers, who are demanding more from their wireless networks, can be a challenge. This article discusses the challenges and solutions associated with implementing secure WLANs for K-12 schools. Read more |
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