Monthly Archives: December 2010

The P2P Trap

Although P2P traffic has shown tremendous growth in recent years, it is forecast to decline as an overall proportion of internet traffic by 2014 – accounting for 17%, according to Cisco’s annual Visual Networking Report. But, it’s still a problem … Continue reading

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Way Upstream: Why Upstream Traffic Management Begins at Source

Upstream traffic management is to become a key area in network operators’ battle to ensure efficient network utilisation. While much of the focus to date has been on downstream traffic, there has been a significant rise in upstream traffic directly … Continue reading

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Fleet Management: Building a Platform for the Future

According to Berg Insight , current economic conditions have created a tough market for fleet management with a renewed focus on cost – and those that focus on technology evolution will be best placed to succeed. In this market, technical … Continue reading

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Mobile Healthcare: Increasing Sophistication Demands Network and Device QoS

The term mHealth has become common currency recently as a range of initiatives and reports suggest a growing role for mobile devices in the provision of health care solutions. A recent report from the UN and the Vodafone Foundation provides … Continue reading

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Connected Devices in the Connected Home: The Role of the Gateway

A recent report from Informa has suggested that no single company can expect to “be at the heart” of the future connected home. Instead, there will be a range of devices deployed in the consumer environment, involving a wide range … Continue reading

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