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	AT&T's network core is growing up to serve watches, IoT Back-end technology that AT&T implemented partly for VoLTE (voice over LTE) will help make the Apple Watch and other connected devices useful. Read More WHITE PAPER: Polycom Video is the New Document: Four Things You Can't Miss Download this research summary to find out the 4 reasons why video is quickly replacing print media and see how this can fit in with your organizations content strategy plan for 2014. Learn more >> In this Issue Laid off from job, man builds tweeting toilet Apple lays groundwork for global LTE roaming with new iPhones FCC may put mobile under same net-neutrality rules as wired broadband Understanding SDN vendor ecosystems Incremental SDN: Automating network device configuration SDN vital to IoT SDN and network virtualization: A reality check UCLA, Cisco & more join forces to replace TCP/IP WHITE PAPER: Polycom 2014 Gartner MarketScope for Group Video Systems In this MarketScope report, Gartner evaluated seven group video conferencing vendors on business model, customer experience, market responsiveness and track record, marketing execution, product strategy, and overall viability. Learn more >> Laid off from job, man builds tweeting toilet Technology, like comedy, uses improvisation. Read More Apple lays groundwork for global LTE roaming with new iPhones By increasing the number of LTE bands to an astonishing 20 on the iPhone 6 models, Apple has paved the way toward global data roaming for the wireless technology. Now mobile operators just have to get their act together and agree on deals to make it a reality. Read More FCC may put mobile under same net-neutrality rules as wired broadband The U.S. Federal Communications Commission is reexamining how it treats wireless net neutrality, in response to public comments on the agency's proposed Open Internet rules. Read More Understanding SDN vendor ecosystems Here's how network vendors are building relationships across the industry around their SDN platforms. Read More WEBCAST: Code 42 How to Protect Enterprise Data Yet Enable Secure Access Let's face it. Today's enterprise IT is faced with an increasingly challenging landscape, as the proliferation of personal devices in the work place and the sheer amount of unstructured data and content being generated continues to reach new heights. Learn More Incremental SDN: Automating network device configuration Automation is a logical next step in the SDN migration journey. Read More SDN vital to IoT Two major emerging network trends, Software-defined networking (SDN) and Internet of Things (IoT), are destined to intersect, with one perhaps dependent on the other. Read More SDN and network virtualization: A reality check The Software Defined Networking movement is still evolving, but profiles of SDN users are becoming more clear and we're getting a bead on some of the common evaluation criteria companies are using to gauge how to go forward. Read More UCLA, Cisco & more join forces to replace TCP/IP Big name academic and vendor organizations have unveiled a consortium this week that's pushing Named Data Networking (NDN), an emerging Internet architecture designed to better accommodate data and application access in an increasingly mobile world. Read More
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