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Talking up IP telephony
The Cisco IP Telecommunications User Group presented a three-day conference in Las Vegas this week that focused on the needs of businesses using Cisco Systems' Internet Protocol networking products. Many companies look to user conferences like this one for innovative ideas and new IP telephony products that will form the backbone of many of the world's major IP telecommunications networks.
Cisco's prime position in IP networking
Technology bets made several years ago will likely help Cisco stay on top as the telecom gear market consolidates.June 22, 2006
Cisco pushes mobility
At annual customer pep rally, concept of letting users connect to the network from any device and from anywhere is front and center.June 20, 2006
Chambers emphasizes Cisco's changing role
Cisco is becoming more than an infrastructure provider as it continues to expand into new technology markets.June 20, 2006
Previous coverage
Nokia, Siemens announce merger of equipment units
Deal intended to give combined units more clout in selling mobile and fixed-line telecom network gear.June 19, 2006
Wi-Fi gear could put Motorola up against partner
Motorola introduces a citywide Wi-Fi product that will compete with one it resells from partner Tropos Networks.June 19, 2006
Cisco buys communications software developer tools
Company to pay $47.8 million for two start-ups that will help third-party partners link business apps with IP communications.June 8, 2006
IPTV prepares for prime time
Carriers such as AT&T are ready to roll out services, but new technologies will be needed to increase network capacity.June 5, 2006
