Saturday, October 6, 2012
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Foxconn Workers Walk Off Job, Says China Labor Watch
China Labor Watch issued a press release today, stating that as many as four-thousand Foxconn employees created a work stoppage, protesting current working conditions. Allegedly, increased attention to quality standards has led to the unrest.
Only two weeks ago, thousands of laborers at the Taiyuan, China facility erupted into a brawl. Apparently, increased pressure on quality control inspectors has caused the current conflict, as QA agents are facing difficult working conditions from both management and fellow workers.
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The 10 Hottest Apple News Stories, The Week of October 5
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TMCnet Network Management Week in Review
Real time IT can dramatically improve productivity and change entire business models by rapidly enabling and managing new applications to achieve bottom-line business value.Case Study: Motorola (NSN) Element Manager HRPDA (EMH)
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TMCnet Machine to Machine Solutions Week in Review
Telit Wireless (News - Alert) Solutions, a global vendor of high-quality M2M modules and value-added services, introduced the DE910-DUAL Mini PCIe for commercial and industrial computer markets. To easily integrate wireless connectivity into devices, the mini PCIe form factor has become a popular standard adopted by connected device manufacturers. Supporting 3.1Mbps downlink rates and 1.8Mbps uplink rates; it has become North America's first full-featured EV-DO mini PCIe modem. Fully compatible with its HSPA
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TMCnet Business Process Outsourcing Week in Review
Lending Club, a platform for investing in and obtaining personal loans, recently signed an agreement with Oracle for Oracle’s ERP Cloud Service. Officials from Lending Club said the company will integrate Oracle’s services with Lending Club's online lending platform to improve decision-making and workflow, implement robust reporting, and take advantage of the inherent scalability and cost savings provided by the cloud.
Securing the large amount of data that is created each and every day is a monumental task. The constant threat from hackers who are trying to access your information means the security measures you use have to work every time an attempt is made. An effective data loss or leak prevention solution protects your data at all times even while it is in use, in motion or at-rest. The risk of data loss or leak becomes that much greater when services are outsourced. NTT Com announced it is going to provide network profiling, file verification and data loss prevention (DLP) for total outsourcing security risk management solutions as part of its Managed Security Services.
The service is especially geared towards cyber attacks targeting enterprises. It will protect ICT environments by detecting threats and reducing the risk of data leakage resulting from targeted attacks by giving customers tools with strong security measures.
Stay tuned to the business process outsourcing community each week for the latest industry news, trends and resources.
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TMCnet Call Center Software Week in Review
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Managed Service Provider Week in Review
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TMCnet Email Hosting Week in Review
With this offering in place, partners can see a much greater level of control and flexibility over e-mail messaging data.
"We are constantly striving to make our suite of services the industry's most efficient and effective platform for MSPs to squeeze the highest margins out of their services," said Matt Baldwin, CTO at VAR Dynamics.
Also this week, Zarafa inked a partnership with Yubico to integrate YubiKey security into its email hosting offering. This strategic alliance was made in hopes of driving server level security for customers while gaining a competitive edge against Microsoft Exchange. Powered by an open source software suite, this product can be seamlessly integrated with common open source components and can successfully run on various platforms including Linux, Red Hat, SUSE Linux Enterprise, Debian and Ubuntu (News - Alert).
“The YubiKey is a cheap hardware authentication token that looks like a small USB memory stick,” according to a statement by company officials. “By touching the integrated button, the YubiKey sends a time-variant, secure login code as if it was typed in from a keyboard. The unique passcode is verified by a YubiKey compliant Web service or software application.”
Lastly, Microsoft revealed that it just made it much easier for users to view information via Outlook. In fact, the revamped version of the offering coined Outlook 13 will come complete with a hybrid cached mode. Touted as the first real change to Outlook since 2003, this added capability will help IT managers see exactly what’s going on in every area of their infrastructure.
Moreover, it will make it much less complex to switch from the online to local access loading.
Be sure to check back next week to the email hosting community for a variety of breaking news!
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TMCnet Office 365 Week in Review
Be sure to stay tuned to the Office 365 Community, exclusively on TMCnet for the latest and greatest news!
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TMCnet Network Packet Broker Week in Review
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TMCnet's Unified Communications Week in Review
Read more about Dolan’s keynote address and his views on UC in the technology space via the full report.
That’s it for this week’s unified communications week in review. Be sure to visit TMCnet’s unified communications community for up to the minute news on all things unified communications.
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TMCnet's Hosted IVR Week in Review
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TMCnet Free Predictive Dialer Week in Review
Kunnect conducted a pilot deployment of a hosted, open standards, session initiation protocol (SIP)-based voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) solution at one of its medium-size corporate sites in California, USA ...
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TMCnet VoIP Routers Week in Review
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TMCnet Dark Fiber Week in Review
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TMCnet Embedded M2M Solutions Week in Review
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TMCnet Next Generation Communications Week in Review
10/6/2012 INTERNEXA Invests in Alcatel-Lucent's 100G Fiber Optic Technology to Expand Network Capacity
10/5/2012 Vendors Could Be Squeezed Out of Managed Services Market in India: Study
10/4/2012 Gigamon Offers Next Generation Control Card
10/2/2012 TIS Growth Speeds Up in 2012's Second Quarter
10/2/2012 Sub 10 Systems Signs Global Supply and Distribution Agreement with Alcatel-Lucent
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TMCnet Call Recording Week in Review
SIP Print Uses Innovative Design Elements and Thought Leadership to Rank the "Call Recording" Comminuty at the Top of Search Engines: SIP Print has been sponsoring the "Call Recording" Online Community since March, 2009. Recently, the site went through a re-design to optimize the visual appearance of, and content on, the site. This Case Study highlights how SIP Print maintains their Online Community, and outlines how they are able to use the Online Community to position SIP Print as an industry leader and keep ranking at the top of major search engines week a
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How to Automatically Open iTunes with the iPhone and iPad
I have set both my iPhone 4 and my iPad 2 to automatically open iTunes when connected to my MacBook Pro, in order to be synced. Neither of them opens iTunes, but they do open iPhoto. How do I get them to open iTunes as they should?
Open iTunes (version 10 or later), and connect your device. In the Summary tab of the device pane, disable the option to
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Court Will Take a Second Look at Galaxy Tab Sales Ban
Today, The Federal U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Washington allowed for reconsideration of the preliminary injunction granted to Apple, which blocked the sale of Samsung's Galaxy Tab in the United States. Judge Lucy Koh, who presided over the case, had previously stated her inability to act on the injunction, according to Reuters.
While Apple was unable to convince the court Samsung smartphones, like the Infuse 4G, required injunctions, Koh granted the sales stoppage on the Galaxy Tab. Apparently, the judge found it feasible that Apple had shown a "likelihood of success" in proving the Galaxy Tab as infringing on the company's patents.
But when the dust settled, and Apple walked away the clear victor with $1.05 billion in damages, the Galaxy Tab wasn't a focal point. While the jury found plenty of examples in regards to patent infringement, the alleged infringement to which Apple based the Galaxy Tab injunction -- an '899 patent -- was dismissed.
Samsung has since argued the injunction must be removed, as the jury didn't find a violation in regards to the Galaxy Tab. With today's move from the Court of Appeals, Koh should have the ability to reevaluate the sales ban.
When Apple's attorneys asked for the preliminary injection to be upheld, the court required Apple to submit a $2.6 million bond, in the event Samsung succeeded. Obviously, it's a fair bet Samsung's attorneys will ask for the court to withhold the bond, now that the Galaxy Tab patent infringement was found to be without merit by the jury.
Moreover, Samsung will more than likely ask for damages sustained as a result of the sales ban. Apple and Samsung are continuing to fight over patents in courtrooms across the globe, with each party taking its share of wins or losses. Most recently, Samsung has indicated it believes there was jury misconduct involved in the original trial.
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The 10 Hottest Apple News Stories, The Week of September 28
A bit of a mixed bag this week as the news cycle recovers from the iPhone 5 launch. Hey, didn't Amazon do something that no one is talking about anymore? I guess now we batten down the hatches and see whatever became of all those iPad mini rumors. We're just shy of October when the drop is supposed to happen. Here's to waiting.
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Australian Government Seeks Public Feedback on New ITC Strategy
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SIP Trunking and the New Normal
NEWBroadvox VAR Testimonial VAR 1: Part 1 of the VAR (Value Added Reseller) Partner Program Testimonials for Broadvox. ... Interview with Ingate: Ingate's Steve Johnson talks to Juliana Kenny at ITEXPO West 2011 in Austin, Texas about the evolution of unified communications and SIP trunking ... E-SBCs AS The Demarcation Point: Ingate's Steve Johnson talks to Erik Linask about the role session border controller plays as the demarcation point at ... Steve Johnson of IngateErik Linask, Group Editorial Director of TMC speaks with President, IngateDemystifying DPIHow can deep packet inspection protect your SIP traffic as well as your entire network?
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