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Solution Center: Telecommunications

Welcome to Campus Technology’s Telecommunications Solution Center. Here you will find the latest news, case studies, research, features, and more, related to telecommunications in higher education.

Mobile Trends | Q&A

Taking Mobile Applications into the Cloud

Cloud-enabled mobile computing is at the intersection of two of today's hottest areas in IT, coupling resource-starved mobile phones with the resource-rich cloud. Read More

IT Directions

IPv6 and a Failure to Communicate

As the supply of IPv4 addresses dwindles, institutions that fail to plan a transition to IPv6 face the possibility that their systems will be unable to communicate with others. Read More
IT Trends | Research
Android Takes Top Slot Among Smart Phones
Worldwide sales of mobile devices grew an enormous 18.98 percent in the first quarter of 2011. That growth was dominated by smart phones, where Google's Android OS took over the lead position--beating out mobile behemoths Symbian and iOS. Read More
Unified Communications | Research
Campuses Begin Shifting UC to the Cloud
Universities in the United States have quadrupled their adoption of unified communications over the last year. And, according to new research, many are moving their UC implementations to the cloud. Read More

The Latest in Telecom

Samsung Pushes Apple Out of Top Smart Phone Slot

Samsung moved to the top position among smart phone manufacturers worldwide in the third quarter, bumping Apple, Nokia, and Research in Motion out of the way in the process. 11/07/11 Read More
Cisco Intros TelePresence Hosted Service for Small Organizations 11/02/11
U Maryland Lab Teams with TeleCommunication Systems on Next Gen 911 08/09/11
Researchers Predict Face-to-Face Meetings from Cell Records 08/08/11
Tegrity Campus Gets Android App, Accessibility Enhancements 06/14/11
CampusAssist Brings Anonymous Messaging to University Services 06/01/11
AT&T Intros Campus Messenger Service 04/21/11
MIT Researchers Tackle Challenge of Dropped Calls 04/14/11
E911 Not Pervasive in Education 03/15/11

Google's Apps for Education and the New Privacy Policy

Making Stuff: 3D Printing on Campus

AAEEBL: It's All About Evidence-Based Learning--Supported by ePortfolios

The 6 Technologies That Will Shape Higher Ed

4 Ways To Augment Campus IT Budgets

Making Stuff: 3D Printing on Campus

Google's Apps for Education and the New Privacy Policy

5 New Schools Sign on for Microsoft's Office 365

The 6 Technologies That Will Shape Higher Ed

Pearson Tackles Workforce Readiness

Networking Resources

Aruba Networks Intros Device Management Appliance for BYOD

Aruba Networks has entered the rapidly expanding mobile device network access control market with its own set of products, catering especially to environments such as campuses, where bring-your-own-device (BYOD) is common. Read More
North Carolina State Rolls Out Experimental Open Source WiFi Network
Cisco Ships Quad-Antenna Aironet 3600 Wireless AP
Ekahau Releases WiFi Site Survey Tool for Android Devices
Aruba Intros Wall-Mountable AP for Use in Dorm Rooms
Oxford Brookes U Boosts Wireless Coverage with Controller-Free Architecture

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