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Articles in August, 2008 issue of Communications News

• The case of the 12,000 lost laptops
• Events
• E-mail data loss still a problem
• How to avoid the pitfalls of UC
• Enterprise Master Data Management: An SOA Approach to Managing Core Information
• Optimize data center energy use: improve cooling, processor and server efficiencies to reduce power consumption
  by John Schmidt
• Webinar spam
  by Ken Anderberg
• Hosted VoIP
• Wireless security
• Network Security: Know It All
• Deploying Cisco Wide Area Application Services
• Route voice through the WAN
  by Rod Hodgman
• VoIP conference phone
• Modular panel
• Rugged UPS
• Mobile data protection
• Password manager
• Spam/malware protection
• File protection
• Laptop protection
• WLAN access control
• SSL VPN appliances
• Green giants take on e-waste: extended producer responsibility helps recover materials safely and promote cleaner design
  by Denise DiRamio
• Cable insulation repair
• The next phase of convergence: IT departments now must coordinate physical security and building automation needs
  by Dave Cunningham
• Utility uses open communication: combined IP and TDM approach yields customer service and productivity improvements
• Wireless delivers jitter-free VoIP: Hershey Resorts installs gigabit solution to improve performance and reliability
• Conference recording
• IP telephony management
• Firm enhances customer service: IP communications network's conferencing capabilities keep remote workers in touch
• Company builds voice network: a managed, premise-based service blends the strengths of IP PBX and hosted voice over IP
• Wireless prescription: Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center installs a 900-access-point WLAN to mobilize electronic Patient charting and to gain valuable time savings
• Bank invests in business continuity: fast-tracking planning and disaster recovery to keep pace with a merger was a challenge
  by David Cottingham
• Overcome interoperability hurdles: converged communications boils down to using different kinds of technologies from different vendors
  by Olle Westerberg