Aruba sales in 2008 jumped $50.8 million, a 40% increase over 2007 according to the 4th Quarter and Year-End 2008 results of the wireless LAN vendor.

The advent of technology never stops. There is this never-ending quest for perfection and change. Every sector is constantly changing due to the advances in the technology so that it offers something new to the general public and will keep abreast of the developing times and people. Like any other industry, the advent of technology has changed the way film-making and video gaming has evolved.

A recent Computerworld piece does a good job of previewing the unified communications infrastructure that the New York Mets are creating at Citi Field, the stadium they are moving into next season. Though at the moment they may be willing to trade the Nortel system for a closer who isn't hurt, the UC system will prove helpful in the long run.

Cisco accounted for almost a third of Sigma Designs' wafer business, according to figures from the semiconductor manufacturer's Q2 '09 results. In examining Sigma's results, RBC Capital Markets Managing Director Mark Sue reports that Sigma's key customers during the quarter were Cisco at 31% and Motorola at 29%.

The VoIP phone has made it possible for people to make long distance calls at a very cheap call rate. Sometimes the calls are kept free and users can also send free messages. This is the reason why it has gained so much applaud in recent times.

The PC phone solutions have actually changed the entire concept of communication. Nowadays with these solutions one can access long distance and international calls at very cheap rates without any hassle.

Due to numerous advantages, the VoIP carrier services have rapidly gained popularity among the people. With these services, the problems of accessing high voice quality calls at very cheap rates can be easily wiped of.

By using the Internet to carry telephone calls, Voiceover Internet Protocol, or VOIP, can reduce the cost of communicating, but it doesn't come without a price. Here are a few points to weigh before jumping into the VOIP world.

Here's the question .... how can you convince your management that a VoIP solution will support your small business? The best argument for VOIP is lower communication costs ... but it's not the only reason.

For every businessman, there is a necessity of storing data in the office. This data includes information on business policies and confidential information. As the data is very critical to the business organization, it is essential to keep the data safe and protect it from falling into the wrong hands. If the data is leaked, it could cause enormous amount of problems to the company sometimes to the tune of having to lose the business altogether.