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Nikkei Communications

May 15, 2007

Cover Story 1

Hints for successful deployment of SaaS - On-demand services that are spreading among enterprises

 

Corporate users that adopt an on-demand service "SaaS" (software as a service) have started to increase.  SaaS enables users to use application through the Internet.  It has advantages of short time period of deployment and easy operability.  Before deploying it, however, corporate users must examine several points such as whether the contents of a SaaS meet their security policy.  This article introduces these check points together with examples.

 

Operation for SaaS started for as many as thousands of users

 

Ten check points that users must bear in mind

 

Editor-in-Chief's Interview

"Designs that look to the next decade are urgently needed.  Engineers must have an insight to see through the whole."

Mr. Hideo Miyahara, President of Osaka University, Chair of Next-generation Advanced Network Promotion Conference

 

Cover Story 2

Examine the capability of smartphones powered by Windows Mobile

 

Smartphones, cell phones powered by general-purpose OS, are mushrooming.  How useful are Windows Mobile-powered cell phones, which are increasing presence, in their business use?  This article examines the capability of the cell phones from the viewpoint of speed and specifications.

 

Latest technology that has stimulated enterprises

Seamless handover (VCC)

The technology can seamlessly switch between cell and fixed phones work with NGN and IP telephony

 

Strategic network study

Matsui Securities Co., Ltd.

The company's mission is to provide non-stopping services through a policy of improving its network with ample reserve capacity

 

Takebishi Corporation

The extension of the office drives the company to replace its wireless LAN system with the one of virtual cell type that extends VoIP without hitch

 

Hotel Listel Shinjuku (Choji-kanko Co., Ltd.)

The company deploys a VOD system through PLC without construction work to deliver Internet/movie services to all rooms with PLC costs less than a half of those for wired LAN

 

 

Report

While a participant in the NGN field trial by NTT is developing new services, NTT starts a new field trial for general monitors

 

Thorough test of the latest mobile communication cards reveals that the cards from EMOBILE record the fastest downstream speed of not less than 2 Mbit/second

 

Application switches compete on speed and operability with improved CPU processing and security

 

Telecom watch

NTT Communications resolves conflicting activities in corporate marketing by unifying its marketing windows

 

Security watch

Assess the sheer power of IE7's security functions - Effectiveness is "acceptable"

 

Nikkei Communications

May 15, 2007

Cover Story 1

Hints for successful deployment of SaaS - On-demand services that are spreading among enterprises

 

Corporate users that adopt an on-demand service "SaaS" (software as a service) have started to increase.  SaaS enables users to use application through the Internet.  It has advantages of short time period of deployment and easy operability.  Before deploying it, however, corporate users must examine several points such as whether the contents of a SaaS meet their security policy.  This article introduces these check points together with examples.

 

Operation for SaaS started for as many as thousands of users

 

Ten check points that users must bear in mind

 

Editor-in-Chief's Interview

"Designs that look to the next decade are urgently needed.  Engineers must have an insight to see through the whole."

Mr. Hideo Miyahara, President of Osaka University, Chair of Next-generation Advanced Network Promotion Conference

 

Cover Story 2

Examine the capability of smartphones powered by Windows Mobile

 

Smartphones, cell phones powered by general-purpose OS, are mushrooming.  How useful are Windows Mobile-powered cell phones, which are increasing presence, in their business use?  This article examines the capability of the cell phones from the viewpoint of speed and specifications.

 

Latest technology that has stimulated enterprises

Seamless handover (VCC)

The technology can seamlessly switch between cell and fixed phones work with NGN and IP telephony

 

Strategic network study

Matsui Securities Co., Ltd.

The company's mission is to provide non-stopping services through a policy of improving its network with ample reserve capacity

 

Takebishi Corporation

The extension of the office drives the company to replace its wireless LAN system with the one of virtual cell type that extends VoIP without hitch

 

Hotel Listel Shinjuku (Choji-kanko Co., Ltd.)

The company deploys a VOD system through PLC without construction work to deliver Internet/movie services to all rooms with PLC costs less than a half of those for wired LAN

 

 

Report

While a participant in the NGN field trial by NTT is developing new services, NTT starts a new field trial for general monitors

 

Thorough test of the latest mobile communication cards reveals that the cards from EMOBILE record the fastest downstream speed of not less than 2 Mbit/second

 

Application switches compete on speed and operability with improved CPU processing and security

 

Telecom watch

NTT Communications resolves conflicting activities in corporate marketing by unifying its marketing windows

 

Security watch

Assess the sheer power of IE7's security functions - Effectiveness is "acceptable"