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    Over the last 20 years, the optical time-domain reflectometer (OTDR) has established itself as the primary testing tool for installing, commissioning, maintaining, and repairing...
    Aug. 1, 2000
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    The RapidTrak cable-support system manages high-performance cabling, including Category 5 and higher-speed copper and fiber-optic cable in above-ceiling, wall
    Aug. 1, 2000
    Is the National Electrical Code (NEC) changing its position on the removal of old cabling when installing new cabling?
    Aug. 1, 2000
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    Lately, owners of specialty voice and data cabling-installation firms have noticed an undeniable change in their marketplace: Where there was once a multitude of smaller, entrepreneuria...
    Aug. 1, 2000
    Properly designing and installing a system bring us only 8% to 20% of the way toward total customer satisfaction.
    Aug. 1, 2000
    A conference that will grapple with emerging trends for voice, video, and data infrastructure/transmission will welcome a keynote speaker/author renowned for processing radical...
    Aug. 1, 2000
    New research on opportunities in the wired home market reinforces the optimism painted in previous studies, and the best news is that there appears to be no one road to success...
    Aug. 1, 2000
    DRG International, a manufacturer of modular office systems, has moved its headquarters, production facility, and showroom from Carlstadt, NJ, to a 100,000-sq-ft site in Pine ...
    Aug. 1, 2000
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    The WallSource six-gang multiservice box provides multiple power and communications connections at a single location without compromising aesthetics
    Aug. 1, 2000
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    Almost four years ago, Quabbin Wire & Cable Co. Inc. began measuring local-area-network (LAN) channel return loss and studying its echo and distortion effects
    Aug. 1, 2000
    After ruggedized data-collection terminals, inbuilding wireless phones were arguably the first digital wireless communications devices to achieve a real success in the business...
    Aug. 1, 2000
    After the most recent Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA—Arlington, VA) TR-42 Engineering Committee meeting, we posed the following questions to Masood Shariff
    Aug. 1, 2000
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    Much has been written about wired-to-wireless integration, which is certainly to be expected. After all, wireless communications is often used in situations involving any scenario...
    Aug. 1, 2000
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    In the wireless data business, as elsewhere, there are hard sells and easy sells. Wireless bridges are a comparatively easy sell
    Aug. 1, 2000
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    Imagine that it's the "go-live" moment of your new wireless local-area-network (LAN) installation. Your company is creating its first mobile workforce, enabling associates to ...
    Aug. 1, 2000
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    If you pay attention to high-tech news, you must have noticed that everyone—and I mean everyone—is predicting that the wireless local-area-network (WLAN) market is about to go...
    Aug. 1, 2000
    Few standards in the history of computing have taken off like Bluetooth, a radio-frequency-based short-range wireless-connectivity technology
    Aug. 1, 2000
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    How do you design a network infrastructure to help a large financial-services call center keep pace with the speed of technology over the next 20 years? The answer does not come...
    Aug. 1, 2000