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Table of Contents Departments Editorial Wi-Fi put to the test If all goes according to the latest schedule, September 2009 will be a historic month for the networking industry and for wireless networking in particular ... New Products New Products Suited for harsh applications and installations requiring increased performance, Indoor/Outdoor Breakout Cables feature a UV and fungal-resistant semi-pressure extrudedouter jacket. Perspective Recession's impact: A bump or bloodbath? The global economic recession has everyone attempting to evaluate their organization's performance compared to the market's performance. Features Design Cabling Cowboys Stadium: A five-star facility, Texas style The team uses fiber and copper to support some of the world's largest-scale technology applications. Installation Media converters for changing technologies Ruggedized designs, SFP ports, and heavy software engineering are now hallmarks of versatile networking devices. Data Center When to consider an any-to-all design While traditional point-to-point cabling still has its place in the data center, a standards-based structured cabling solution can save on equipment cost, maintenance, and power. Wireless Maximizing 802.11n with the right structured cabling Specifications that include the TIA-569 standard and TSB-162 can help you plan for pathway and wireless performance implications. Industry Spotlight Industry Spotlight While cable and component maker Belden (www.belden.com) has informed about 170 workers at its Mohawk ...

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