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Articles in June, 2003 issue of Business Communications Review

• Building blocks for converged applications.
  by Hettick, Larry
• In search of the elusive MPLS VPN.
  by Finneran, Michael F.
• Intrusion prevention moving to hosts. (Security).(Yankee Group prediction)(Brief Article)
• AT&T and Avaya shift distribution strategy. (Consultant's Corner).
  by Kuehn, Richard A.
• The new science of networks.
  by Herman, Jim
• Cisco's home-networking coup.
  by Nolle, Tom
• 3Com unveils large IP-PBX. (Product Review).
  by Krapf, Eric
• The reconstruction of MCI. (Briefing).
  by Thomas, Brownlee
• Can the low end raise us up? (Editorial).
• IP phones under $250: value, or just cheap?(Product/Service Evaluation)
  by Birdsall, Randall E.
• Are phones really necessary?
  by Krapf, Eric
• IT--merely essential? (Memo).
• WLAN: trends and analysis.
  by Vance, Aaron
• Field report on converged IP networks.
  by Kelley, Steve
• Check point adds "application intelligence". (New Products).
• Enterprise report card on MCI. (Briefing).
  by Levine, Hank
• Power to the BPEL: a technology for web services.(Business Process Execution Language )
  by Peterson, David M.
• WLAN developers divided on security. (Wlan).(Evans Data Corp survey)(Brief Article)
• WAN/Internet market growth forecast. (Global Markets).(Infonetics Research report)(Brief Article)
• Survey says email more valuable than phone. (Manager's Notebook).(survey by Meta Group)(Brief Article)
• VoiceCon 2004 call for presentations. (BCR Conferences).
• Going with the flow.
  by Passmore, David
• Wire-speed intelligence. (A Guide to Building: Advertisement).
• Stimulating residential telephony. (Market Trends).(Industry Overview)
  by Stuck, Bart