Michael Talbert
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Articles by this Author
Life Cycle of a Converged Network: Ongoing Operations and Network Optimization
- By Michael Talbert
- Published 08/18/2008
- Networks
- Unrated
Whether you plan to use an MSP for ongoing operations, or you feel the IT staff is sufficiently trained to handle it in house, failure to have the proper management tools can evaporate your ROI through network outages and costly troubleshooting practices.
Rules of Deployment: Inventory of Assets and Existing Capabilities
- By Michael Talbert
- Published 01/4/2008
- Networks
- Unrated
Failure to plan, test and assess for IP Telephony will surely result in a failed deployment marred with dropped calls, unacceptable call quality and connection times, and potential disruptions of your companies other critical business applications.
Pre-Deployment Testing and Implementation of a Converged Network
- By Michael Talbert
- Published 01/4/2008
- Networks
- Unrated
After all the planning has been done and the network assessed, the conclusions drawn and assumptions made must be tested to assure that they are correct before moving on with the migration.
Rules of Deployment: The Life Cycle of a Converged Network
- By Michael Talbert
- Published 01/4/2008
- Networks
- Unrated
A major shift in telecommunications from circuit to packet switched technology, along with increasing sophistication of the corporate LAN/WAN, is prompting businesses of all sizes to consider merging their voice and data networks. Increased bandwidth availability through gigabit Ethernet and fiber trunk lines allow for telephony to be treated as any other application on the IP network...
WiMax, VoIP, and the Metropolitan Area Network
- By Michael Talbert
- Published 01/2/2008
- Unrated
The emerging IEEE 802.16 standard, commonly known as WiMAX, promises to deliver last mile wireless broadband internet access capable of carrying data intensive applications, such as VoIP and streaming video, to Metropolitan Area Networks, as well as sub-urban and rural communities.
Road Trip to the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina: Banner Elk and Grandfather Mountain
- By Michael Talbert
- Published 01/2/2008
- Destinations
- Unrated
One hot, sweltering day last summer in the flat lands of North Carolina, me and my biker buddy thought it was about time to plan for a weekend road trip...we decided to check out Banner Elk and the Grandfather Mountain area in the North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountains.
WiMAX, VoIP, Killer Apps and the Digital Divide
- By Michael Talbert
- Published 01/2/2008
- Unrated
The emerging standard 802.16 defines a network of wireless broadband at speeds capable of delivering triple play access to voice, data, and multimedia internet services. As a disruptive technology, WiMAX stands to compete with cable companies, the Telcos, and the 3G cellular networks.
The FCC, TWC, Skype, and the Cellular Industry
- By Michael Talbert
- Published 01/1/2008
- VOIP
- Unrated
If it is truly the mission of the FCC to foster competition, new technology, and to protect consumer rights as the TWC decision implies, then there is a golden opportunity for them to do just that.
VoIP Over WiFi for Businesses: Sending Voice Over the Wireless LAN
- By Michael Talbert
- Published 01/1/2008
- VOIP
- Unrated
The convergence of data and voice networks in the business environment takes on a new twist with the emergence of wireless networking...mobile users can stay in touch while roaming the property inside or out, and even on the road.
Fixed Mobile Convergence: Bridging the Cellular Landline Divide
- By Michael Talbert
- Published 01/1/2008
- Cell Phones
- Unrated
As more and more consumers opt out of traditional telephone services in favor of cellular phones, the undeniable trend in the telecommunications industry is the development of fixed to mobile convergence, or FMC, to allow cell phones to seamlessly switch from the cellular network to a landline network infrastructure, and back again.