ANTenna Blog -- Paul Korzeniowski

Paul Korzeniowski covers networking issues for bMighty.com. As a freelance writer, Korzeniowski has been writing about IT issues for more than two decades. He has been on the staff of leading publications, such as ComputerWorld, NetworkWorld and InternetWeek. During this time, he has covered the emergence of many important technologies, including the convergence of voice and data, high-speed networks and Web-based applications.

During his career, he has written more than 10,000 published articles about IT issues. He has written for many trade publications, including Dark Reading, Byte and Switch, InformationWeek, Network World and Information Security Magazine. His work has also appeared in business publications, such as Business 2.0, Entrepreneur, Investor's Business Daily and Newsweek.

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Polycom Enhances Business Handsets

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 08:31 AM ET | Nov 3, 2009

As small and medium businesses turn to Unified Communications (UC) applications, flexibility is becoming an important buying consideration. In response, Polycom expanded its product portfolio by providing users with three more business phones.

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Networking & Communications

DiVitas Broadens its Cell Phone Reach

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 01:06 PM ET | Nov 2, 2009

The array of mobile devices that employees are carrying has been getting broader. Consequently, DiVitas, a leading supplier of mobile unified communication software, added support for Apple’s iPhone, Google’s Android, and Research in Motion’s Blackberry to its product portfolio.

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Mobile

Dell and Juniper Team Up

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 05:51 AM ET | Oct 28, 2009

The rapidly evolving networking market took another unexpected turn when server powerhouse Dell teamed up with network equipment supplier Juniper. Dell will now resell Juniper’s MX Series Ethernet services routers, EX Series Ethernet switches and SRX Series services gateways, which all run Juniper's JUNOS operating system software.

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Google Gains a Louder Voice

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 09:35 AM ET | Oct 27, 2009

Traditionally, mobile communications have been tightly controlled by carriers and handset suppliers. Gradually, mobile networks have been becoming more open, and Google added a feature to its Google Voice offering, so users can more easily run it on mobile networks.

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Cisco Retools Its Router Line

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 06:53 AM ET | Oct 20, 2009

Since its inception 25 years ago, Cisco has been synonymous with routing. The company rolled out its most significant router upgrade, Integrated Services Router Generation (ISRG 2) since 2004 and focused on enhanced video transmission capabilities, more virtualized services, and reduced energy consumption as the means to maintain its market position.

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Enterasys Revamps Switching Line

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 01:06 PM ET | Oct 19, 2009

Enterasys, which has been languishing in the Ethernet switching market, is trying to breathe new life into its products. To entice small and medium businesses, the company’s S-Series features high performance switching, resilient power, and enhanced management functions.

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Is $100 Enough Compensation for Your Lost Data?

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 01:53 PM ET | Oct 13, 2009

Small and medium businesses have been moving to cloud computing because it has the potential to ease application development and reduce costs. However, this approach also means that a company is dependent on the service provider’s ability to keep its systems up and running, something that T-Mobile and Microsoft recently failed to do.

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Mobile

Extreme Networks Expands its Low End Product Line

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 12:53 PM ET | Oct 7, 2009

Extreme Networks has made its mark largely by delivering products to large companies. However, the company recently extended its edge switching line, with devices that may appeal to small and medium businesses.

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Citrix Takes Aim at Desktop Virtualization Market

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 10:11 AM ET | Oct 6, 2009

Virtualization has proven to be an important technology in the data center where it enables small and medium businesses to divvy up server processing cycles in an efficient manner. Citrix, which has been a leader in the desktop virtualization market, wants to ride that wave of acceptance.

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Hardware & Software

Solarwinds Tweaks IP WAN Voice Monitoring Tool

Posted by Paul Korzeniowski 05:12 AM ET | Sep 30, 2009

Increasingly, businesses are moving their voice traffic from the old telephone network to IP networks. However, this application is especially vulnerable to performance variations often found in IP networks. Solarwinds, which has been gaining acceptance by offering companies inexpensive, easy to deploy network performance tools, revamped its IP WAN tool to help companies meet this challenge.

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Business & E-Business