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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Communications News

• On the hot spot
  by Ken Anderberg
• Spam filters, front and center
  by Jerry Goerz
• Rugged backplane enclosure
• Ruggedized card enclosure
• SIP routing
• The outsourced alternative: the distributed enterprise model presents technical challenges met by managed IP services
  by David Messina
• Lassoed! Texas school board association ropes in member responsiveness and call agent productivity with advanced contact center capabilities
• IP network management
• Seismic enclosures
• Policy-based networks: why not further along? Market confusion and shortcomings in vendor implementations are partly to blame
  by Steve Pettit
• Disaster recovery on a budget: learn how an enterprise solved its storage needs through replication software
• Consider remote-control options
  by Paul Amsden
• 911 over VoIP: whose responsibility?
  by Ray Peckham
• Power over Ethernet for VoIP
  by John Schmidt
• VGA extension
• Network keeps students mobile: University of Georgia project uses authentication servers for security
  by Victor Cruz
• The business case
  by Gary Hale
• VoIP prescription cures ailment: cost reductions, ease of use, additional functionality spur telephony change
• Wireless VoIP management
• Optical fiber: blown or conventional? Costs, and ease of installation and repair are determining factors
  by Kevin Barks
• VoIP "ices" telecom expenditures: manufacturer dumps patchwork phone system for multiple function alternative
• Events
• Fan tray
• Managing the extended enterprise: remote monitoring tools can improve productivity and make best use of limited resources
  by Paul Amsden