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Articles in Dec, 2001 issue of Telecommunications International

• Automatic boost for audio conferencing
  by Peter Kingsland
• Cable operators raise the IP VPN stakes. The imminent combination of DOCSIS 1.1 and MPLS will allow cable operators to deliver IP-based VPN services with guaranteed quality of service
  by David Wills
• In brief: Ericsson's new engine solutions for broadband access; Ericsson is continuing to expand its own broadband access portfolio to align with evolving operator needs
• Do you understand the mobile professional worker? Mobile operators who want to enthuse the enterprise user will have to talk more about services and less about technology
  by Ken Wieland
• Skanova: The cost effective wholesale model
  by Stephen McClelland
• Pandatel
• Wanted: Creative telecom thinking
  by Stephen McClelland
• A technology before its time. Despite a lack of address space in some markets and the emergence of 3G multimedia applications, there's still no fixed time for when global IPv6 migration will take place
  by Matthew Secker
• AAPT: A technology agnostic strategy
  by Stephen McClelland
• IFR
• Highs and lows of mobile handset market
  by Sanjima DeZoysa
• Can DSL live without ATM?
  by Ken Wieland
• Banda 26: The last mile
  by Stephen McClelland
• United we stand
  by Ken Wieland
• Tele Danmark: A DSL business
  by Stephen McClelland
• Parc technologies
• Venture capitalists not guilty, says merrill Lynch
  by Matthew Secker
• A new image for videoconferencing: Although the IP videoconferencing industry is experiencing growth, there's still no evidence of widespread understanding among business users about its benefits
  by Sanjima DeZoysa
• Altitude: A regional local loop
  by Stephen McClelland
• Aethra
• Versatel targets KPN's ISDN customers
  by Ken Wieland
• The LAN to WAN dilemma: The successful running of complex applications on LAN and WAN environments is dependent on the implementation of advanced IP QoS technology, and effective management and maintenance
  by Othmar Kyas
• Everyone's a winner?. Web-enabled call centres can provide significant new revenue opportunities for both operators and enterprises
  by Daniella Astarte
• It's anytime, anywhere for sonofon
• KingCom: A new gigabit network
  by Stephen McClelland
• A new metaphor in the making? ITU telecom Africa, Johannesburg
  by Stephen McClelland
• China gets the 3G treatment
• The new business models
  by Jan-olof Andersson
• A carrier business model puzzle. Should traditional wholesale carriers branch out and offer co-location and managed services, or stick to their original game plan and just sell bandwidth?
  by Matthew Secker
• Successful pre-commercial UMIS launch
• KPN international network services: The wholesale plus dimension
  by Stephen McClelland
• Who do you trust? Should banks or mobile operators be entrusted with m-commerce security?
  by Sanjima DeZoysa