Kevin Tolly

As we progress through each year, one thing is certain

For many years, those of us in the analyst community had been talking about the coming migration to Voice over IP (VoIP). While we touted the benefits, virtually everyone acknowledged that the price we would pay would be to say goodbye to the vaunted

Whatever one may think of the technology Cisco sells, few would argue against the company

As we close in on 2006, LAN switching has been a part of enterprise networks for years. Typically, as technology matures the focus moves away from

To date, Skype has existed outside of the usual corporate IT structure, offering individual connectivity. But Skype

While not exactly a low-profile endeavour before its recent acquisition by eBay, Skype is sure to be an even greater presence on the Internet and on home computers

A month or so back, I wrote a piece

Not satisfied with being the pre-eminent network hardware vendor on the planet, Cisco leaps to the top of the stack with its new Application-Oriented Networking strategy. If the network giant succeeds, competitors might view AON to mean