Articles from Communications News (July 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
911 over VoIP: whose responsibility?	Peckham, Ray		940
Consider remote-control options.	Amsden, Paul		647
Disaster recovery on a budget: learn how an enterprise solved its storage needs through replication software.			978
Events.		Calendar	46
Fan tray.		Brief Article	82
IP network management.		Brief Article	118
Lassoed! Texas school board association ropes in member responsiveness and call agent productivity with advanced contact center capabilities.		Cover Story	2265
Managing the extended enterprise: remote monitoring tools can improve productivity and make best use of limited resources.	Amsden, Paul		886
Network keeps students mobile: University of Georgia project uses authentication servers for security.	Cruz, Victor		942
On the hot spot.	Anderberg, Ken		487
Optical fiber: blown or conventional? Costs, and ease of installation and repair are determining factors.	Barks, Kevin		1058
Policy-based networks: why not further along? Market confusion and shortcomings in vendor implementations are partly to blame.	Pettit, Steve		611
Power over Ethernet for VoIP.	Schmidt, John		605
Rugged backplane enclosure.		Brief Article	90
Ruggedized card enclosure.		Brief Article	104
Seismic enclosures.		Brief Article	131
SIP routing.		Brief Article	146
Spam filters, front and center.	Goerz, Jerry; Ayers, Tim; Messerly, Ed; Shindler, Marty	Letter to the Editor	617
The business case.	Hale, Gary; Goldsmith, Andrew		549
The outsourced alternative: the distributed enterprise model presents technical challenges met by managed IP services.	Messina, David		1216
VGA extension.		Brief Article	113
VoIP "ices" telecom expenditures: manufacturer dumps patchwork phone system for multiple function alternative.			975
VoIP prescription cures ailment: cost reductions, ease of use, additional functionality spur telephony change.			867
Wireless VoIP management.		Brief Article	95