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Intelliden Outlines Predictions for Networking Industry in 2008
Intelliden, a leading provider of Intelligent Networking solutions that enable organizations to control, manage and scale their networks, today announced key predictions for the networking industry in 2008. �The networking industry is facing a critical time of change,� said Glen Tindal, CTO and co-founder of Intelliden. �The rapid adoption of IP-based service offerings such as VoIP and IPTV, data centers automation solutions and unified communications have all placed increasingly complex demands on the network. The ability to automate and simplify network resources will become more and more critical.� Each of the following five predictions for the networking industry is a harbinger of increased IT infrastructure complexity for enterprise and service provider organizations.
UK's 'worst' spammer banged up
A man described as the UK's most prolific spammer was jailed for six years on Wednesday at Peterborough Crown Court. Peter Francis-Macrae of Cambridgeshire was found guilty of fraudulent trading, concealing criminal property, threatening to destroy or damage property, making threats to kill and blackmail, after a six week trial. Francis-Macrae was accused of defrauding thousands of people by tricking them into sending him money to register a dot-eu domain name on their behalf. He was also charged with sending fraudulent emails to companies claiming they had to pay a renewal fee to avoid losing their domain names. It has been estimated that Francis-Macrae received up to �1.6m through the scams. Businesses who complained said Francis-Macrae bombarded them with emails.
John S. Quarterman to address Internet2 Conference
Internet pioneer, John S. Quarterman, will participate in a panel at Internet2's Fall Conference, Sept 27-30. "Can the Internet get ahead of the crackers?'" will be presented on Wednesday, September 29th. Quarterman will argue that technical solutions need to be complemented by financial risk transfer strategies such as insurance. Austin, TX (PRWEB) September 28, 2004 -- Internet pioneer, John S. Quarterman, will participate in a panel at Internet2's Fall Conference, Sept 27-30. "Can the Internet get ahead of the crackers?'" will be presented on Wednesday, September 29th. Quarterman will argue that technical solutions need to be complemented by financial risk transfer strategies such as insurance. Internet2 is a consortium of education, business, and government to develop and deploy advanced network technologies and applications to accelerate tomorrow's Internet.
Verizon Appoints Michael H. Millegan to Lead Business Unit Serving ...
NEW YORK, Oct. 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Verizon announced today that Michael H. Millegan, who currently serves as senior vice president and general manager for Verizon wireline operations in the Midwest, has been named president of the company's national line of business that serves wholesale customers. His appointment is effective immediately. He succeeds David Small, who was recently named president of Verizon Wireless' Northeast area. As president of Verizon Partner Solutions, Millegan will be responsible for leading Verizon's more than $11 billion wholesale business -- including strategic planning, marketing and sales -- as well as ordering, provisioning and maintenance of wholesale local and long-distance services. "Mike brings a broad range of experience in all aspects of Verizon telecom sales, service delivery, customer service and operations," said Verizon Telecom President Virginia Ruesterholz.
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