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Mobile Backhaul Services

Mobile Backhaul Services

...increased the amount of bandwidth that backhaul networks must provide. According to Infonetics Research, one mobile operator saw its busy hour throughput grow exponentially when... Read more

27 May, 2011

Wi-Fi to hold its own against WiMax 'past 2009'

...but will continue to lag behind those from Wi-Fi. Research company Infonetics predicts WiMax will reach revenues of $142m (£81.7m) this year, shooting... Read more

9 March, 2006 by Jo Best

Wireless switch-port sales show massive boom

...more companies are installing wireless networks in their offices. Market research firm Infonetics has reported that the volume of wireless LAN switch ports sold in... Read more

24 May, 2004 by Graeme Wearden

Time for a telecoms turnaround?

...are some rays of light," said Richard Webb, European market analyst of Infonetics. "OSS (telecoms management software) and billing systems feed the reduction in costs... Read more

5 December, 2002 by Peter Judge

Networks Telecom: VPNs still set to fly high

...as was predicted a couple of years back, says Californian research company Infonetics Research. Virtual private networks set up tunnels between end-user sites across... Read more

24 June, 2002 by Peter Judge

KPNQwest collapse hands future back to big players

...17 pan-European networks being built," said Richard Webb, European analyst at Infonetics Research of San Jose, California. "They all had duplicate links." Now banks... Read more

12 June, 2002 by Peter Judge
<endeca_term>Infonetics</endeca_term> Research: Enforcing Network Access Control: Market Outlook and Worldwide Forecast

Infonetics Research: Enforcing Network Access Control: Market Outlook and Worldwide Forecast

Download this report from Infonetics Research to read about the maturation of the Network Access Control (NAC... Read more

25 December, 2006
<endeca_term>Infonetics</endeca_term> Research: Enforcing Network Access Control: Market Outlook and Worldwide Forecast

Infonetics Research: Enforcing Network Access Control: Market Outlook and Worldwide Forecast

Download this report from Infonetics Research to read about the maturation of the Network Access Control (NAC... Read more

1 January, 2006
Cisco-<endeca_term>Infonetics</endeca_term> Session Border Controller

Cisco-Infonetics Session Border Controller

Cisco and Infonetics Research, the premier international market research and consulting firm specializing in data... Read more

1 December, 2007

Wi-Fi to become common mobile feature

...7m (£31.1m) last year with 130,000 units sold, according to Infonetics Research. Vertical markets are a particular hot spot for Wi-Fi/VoIP... Read more

21 July, 2005 by Jo Best

Going over the multiservice edge

...developed software can provide an acceptable bridge. Kevin Mitchell, an analyst at Infonetics Research, said he sees value in Juniper's newly announced software toolkit... Read more

24 February, 2004 by Marguerite Reardon

Ethernet takes a step towards service providers

...over the metro," stated Michael Howard, principal analyst and co-founder of Infonetics Research. "Of course, there will never be a wholesale change because of... Read more

6 March, 2003 by Peter Judge

Arista debuts high-capacity datacentre switch

...and even better power point," said industry analyst Michael Howard, founder of Infonetics Research. "They are hitting the datacentre market with a next-generation machine... Read more

20 April, 2010 by Manek Dubash

Mobile Security Becoming $900 Million Market

...keep tabs on the security industry financial reports there was a recent Infonetics Research report that was hard to overlook. While this market segment is... Read more

10 January, 2009

McAfee releases NAC product suite

...current NAC solutions," said Jeff Wilson, principal analyst of network security at Infonetics Research, in a McAfee statement. "McAfee's Unified Secure Access keeps management... Read more

20 October, 2008 by Tom Espiner

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@Burn-IT ...which doesn't mean it isn't true ;-) I'll be interested if you can find any properly-researched, independent data from any of the...

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I think that we have been here before, shipments are not equal to sales. Correct?

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