OFPP's procurement myth-busting campaign hits its stride
The Office of Management and Budget's "myth-busting" campaign to address misconceptions in federal procurement policy is underway, but Dan Gordon, administrator of the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, says there's "a lot of work ahead of us."
While speaking at a Feb. 17, AFFIRM-sponsored event at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., Gordon outlined the goals
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Source: By Molly Bernhart Walker — Fierce Government | 02/24/2011
Bandwidth Increased
It started as a directive from Congress to the Federal Communications Commission: Create a plan that ensures every American can access broadband capability, with healthcare as one of seven key focus areas. That was early 2009. Today, MORE >
Source: Michele Wilson, for HealthLeaders Media | 02/22/2011
Indoor Positioning and Navigation – The Next LBS Frontier?
We frequently hear and read about navigation and positioning along the highways and byways, but what about “indoor positioning”? In areas where GPS doesn’t work - inside a building, like a mall - what can you use to find your way? How might someone find you if disaster strikes and you are trapped? Tristian Lacroix, the vice president of business development for IndoorLBS.com, provides an update on the technologies and applications that have bubbled to the top after years of research and trials. MORE >
Source: Joe Francica - Directions Magazine | 08/31/2010
UK Broadband 'close to bringing WiMax to the market'
Wireless broadband services based on WiMax technology could be made available in the UK in the coming months, according to reports.
Talking to PC Pro, Martin Petheram, Director of Commercial Development at UK Broadband, said the company is close to confirming plans on how it can be made available. MORE >
Source: Kimberley Howson - Top10.com | 08/31/2010
Samsung Leading 4G Revolution Worldwide With Its Commercial Mobile WiMax Solutions
When it comes to mobile technology, Samsung (News - Alert) Electronics needs no introduction. Through a recent press release, this Korean Electronic giant announced that coverage of the company's 4G Mobile WiMAX (News - Alert) networks can reach 200 million people around the globe. The company also proudly informed that currently more than 3 million Mobile WiMAX 4G subscribers are enjoying super-fast and high-quality broadband wireless services using Samsung technology. MORE >
Nowhere has WLAN innovation been greater, more furious, and arguably more significant than in RF (radio frequency) technology, and for good reason. “The difference between wireless and wired is the physical layer,” says G.T. Hill, technical marketing director at Ruckus (www.ruckuswireless.com). As most electrical engineers have learned the hard way that “the world is analog,” so fixing the ethereal physical layer entails leaving behind the world of bits and packets and focusing on signal propagation, interference, and spectrum utilization. MORE >
Source: Processor | 08/31/2010
Broadband Revolution in India and Wi-MAX Technologies
News Desk: Technological revolution has been the most visible, vibrant, progressive and exciting face of human evolution in this decade. Everyday new applications, new software, new equipments are launched that catch human eye and subtly influence human behavior thus transforming communication. MORE >
Source: Breaking News Online | 08/31/2010
Clearwire taking WiMax broadband to prepaid
When it comes to 4G mobile technology it seems like we’re all caught up in LTE. MetroPCS will launch the nation’s first LTE network, and that could be within the next month. But there’s another 4G technology, WiMax, that has actually been around for a bit. Sprint and Clearwire have teamed up to build out the nationwide WiMax network, and as expected it’s not easy to pick up subscribers. But now, according to mocoNews.net, Clearwire will on Monday announce a pay-as-you-go WiMax service that will combine with Sprint’s 3G network to create a powerful prepaid broadband offering.
The details are sparse as the moment; even the combination with Sprint’s 3G network is a guess, though it wouldn’t seem like a good idea to go straight 4G, since not every market is wired up yet. Clearwire’s offering will now join Virgin Mobile in a more aggressive approach towards prepaid mobile broadband. As we saw last week, Virgin will offer a $40 monthly unlimited broadband plan.
Source: PrePaid Reviews | 08/31/2010
Organizations Increase Remote Worker Productivity With Enhanced Riverbed Mobile WAN Optimization Solution
Organizations Increase Remote Worker Productivity With Enhanced Riverbed Mobile WAN Optimization Solution
SAN FRANCISCO, CA–(Marketwire – 08/30/10) – Riverbed Technology (NASDAQ: RVBD – News ), the IT performance company, today announced the newest version of its mobile WAN optimization solution, Steelhead Mobile 3.1. Steelhead Mobile 3.1 builds on the Riverbed award-winning acceleration solution for workers on the go with a suite of enhancements that gives enterprises flexibility in deploying up … MORE >
Source: Technology News Online | 08/31/2010
National broadband plan promotes health IT, telemedicine
The Federal Communication Commission’s national strategy for broadband issued today emphasizes health care, including electronic health record adoption and use, health data exchanges, telemedicine and mobile health services.
The National Broadband Plan makes 11 recommendations for using high-speed broadband networks to increase the use of electronic health records, health data exchange and telemedicine, or “e-care.” MORE >
Source: Federal Computer Week -By Alice Lipowicz | 03/18/2010
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