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The Virtual Machine Tsunami
We are facing a pending tsunami of VMs unleashed by an unprecedented liquidity in system capacity which is enabled by hypervisor-based cloud computing. This is being driven by corporate IT departments that are under greater capital spending constraints as well as by the high friction processes for getting applications into production using the legacy approach -- i.e. provisioning servers with a general purpose OS and then attempting to install/configure the app to work on the production implementation which is no doubt different than the development environment.


What the US Election Means for Telecoms
The accepted wisdom appears to be that the chairman of the FCC, Kevin Martin, will step down following the election of Barack Obama, and will likely be replaced by a Democrat nominated by the incoming president. What's next for telecoms?


The Unique Promise of WDM-PON
The drive toward carrier-class Ethernet rolls on, with the introduction of the External Network-to-Network Interface (E-NNI). E-NNI is the latest milestone on the road toward delivering carrier-class Ethernet services and is critical to delivery of ubiquitous services. Here is an overview.


Could Mobile Voting Happen in 2012? or 2016?
With long lines expected at polling places for today's U.S. election, many young American voters may be wondering today "Couldn't I have voted via my iPhone, Blackberry or other smartphone?"


E-NNI Delivers Another Milestone for Carrier-Class Ethernet
The drive toward carrier-class Ethernet rolls on, with the introduction of the External Network-to-Network Interface (E-NNI). E-NNI is the latest milestone on the road toward delivering carrier-class Ethernet services and is critical to delivery of ubiquitous services. Here is an overview.


Cyber Security: Protection Against Cyberwarfare
Cyberwarfare has been a long time coming, and it will soon affect a computer near you. It goes far beyond the type of college-hijinks hacking seen just a year ago. This phenomenon occurs in a parallel virtual world, and is essentially the "New Cold War." Instead of seeking protection against physical armies using guns and bullets, institutions must guard against virtual armies whose weapons of choice are worms and viruses. With so much of our world’s economy dependent upon the Internet to function, cyberwarfare is a very real threat that merits close attention to cyber security.


Real-Time Traffic Intelligence for Defending Networks in an Age of CyberWar
Managing and securing large IP networks has become nothing short of a nightmare for network operators due to their increasing complexity. Defending against a gamut of innovative and sophisticated network attacks and the prospect of cyberwarfare add to the complexity, making it harder for operators to effectively deliver value-added services to increase business revenue. Here are some strategic thoughts.
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 Look for ongoing coverage of our Blueprint: Circuit-to-Packet 
in the following categories.

Market Dynamics
The migration from circuit-to-packet networks is underway.  Here's a look at how market and regulatory forces are redefining the role of the service provider.
Technology
New technologies and protocols are redefining the industry.  This section explores IMS, SIP and Fixed-Mobile Convergence.
Service Provider Strategies
What network strategies should carrier adopt to ensure their role in the packet environment?  What are NGNs? How are softswitches, media gateways, session controllers and media servers being deployed for maximum benefit.
Enterprise Strategies
How does network architecture affect the rollout of corporate VoIP services?  Should enterprises pursue hosted or in-house strategies? How can VoIP security be addressed?

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