America's Network

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Articles in June 15, 2004, issue of America's Network

• IAX edges in on SIP's early dominance: can a simpler open source solution gain ground on VoIP's shining star?
  by David Isenberg
• FASTmux 24 Port Immersible DSLAM
• Communicate value in a 'dumb' world
  by Lynnette Luna
• Bold visions of the next-gen service provider: 7 disciplines 7 experts 7 routes to staying alive
• Envision Plus
• Collaboration halts commoditization
  by Lynnette Luna
• Telcos must define relevancy
  by Lynnette Luna
• RuralConnect Point-to-Multipoint
• Radiance E-Services
• Integration underlies survival
  by Lynnette Luna
• CC-16000 Platform
• CX500
• Tuned to the digital elite
  by Kirk Laughlin
• Smart spending spells transformation
  by Al Senia
• The softswitch as Ginzu knife: enhanced services will be the next big thing for next-generation switching
  by Joan E. Engebretson
• MeetingServer v3.0
• Cisco strikes the MotherLode with new router: launch redefines the network of the future and the traffic that will run on it
  by Robert Poe
• Racing to the future
  by Kirk Laughlin
• EnKoo-1000
• Battle lines are drawn on crafting Telecom Act II: legal, regulatory and legislative debates set stage for broad overhaul
  by Al Senia
• Tread lightly on IP telephony
  by Lynnette Luna
• VocalData App Server 5.0
• Earthlink strikes wireless alliance: long-time ISP enters new market in bid to gain market share
  by Nguyet Le Thomas
• VPLS: money for nothing: it may be a fine protocol for upstarts, but VPLS is still not ready to unseat frame relay
  by Dan Sweeney
• TomCat Splicer
• Iraqi telecom—dial 911? A greenfield network waits to rise from the ashes
  by Dan Sweeney
• Enterprise users up smarten: the wireless revolution hits the road as mobile workers begin to exploit high functioning devices
  by Tony Chan
• Fiber finds rural awakening: Rochester Telephone shells out over $3,000 per sub on FTTP project
  by Al Senia
• VLX2006 Multi-Service Access Platform