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November 15 2005 Issue <<Contents>>
Cover Story 1
Real reason of the MIC’s review of NTT optical
fiber tariff
The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) is now drastically
shifting its policy about NTT's subscriber optical fiber. It
turns out that the Ministry has started reviewing the tariff determined
in 2001 and the fiber lease obligation.
The shift in the MIC’s
policy indicates its intention to vigorously push forward the opticalization
and IP-enablement of communication infrastructures.
Cover Story 2
Storage Centrex: the management technique that enables all information
to be aggregated in a center protects companies
System administrators are exposed to increasing pressure to properly control
data management systems in the wake of the enforcement of the personal information
protection law and preparations for the Japanese version of the Sarbanes Oxley
Act (SOX).
The best method that companies should adopt is "Storage
Centrex," which aggregates all data in the center.
Cover Story 3
Three steps for making full use of charge-free IP telephone "Skype" – the
market for products for enterprise use is also suddenly booming
The charge-free IP telephone "Skype" is attracting attention for
extension use among companies. Once its features are understood and
it is successfully incorporated in your enterprise network, it can help reduce
communication costs and be used as simple teleconference software. This
article introduces three steps for utilizing the Skype in companies.
Step
1: Control all internal Skype software at one central location
Step 2: Improve
the operability of Skype
Skype's unique user management method "Ubiquitous Skype" will be realized
Step 3: Make full use of Skype’s
built-in functions |
Report The assignment of numbers starting with 050 may be limited to public
wireless LAN service providers
To stop the winning streak of "GyaO," Softbank
offers a competing service against it
NTT group shows its strong
drive toward laying 30 million optical lines in its technological
exhibition
Carriers clash against each
other over the status of optical IP telephony in a deregulation
assessment conference held by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and
Communications
True aim of DoCoMo
version of "Push to Talk" service is
to provide a flat-rate voice service while stemming a decrease
in ARPU
Eye-catcher/new service
NTT East and NTT West add new services, "Double Channel" and "My
Number," to their optical IP telephony services, specifically
targeting at medium-small and SOHO users
Microsoft launches an ultra cheap Web conference service "Microsoft
Office Live Meeting 2005" to expand the service market in
Japan
WILLCOM launches its first Windows powered PHS terminals
User frontline
Chugai Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
The company changes its data communication
cards from PHS to 3G to reduce communication costs by 10 percent
Hitachi Information Systems, Ltd.
The company introduces wireless LAN onto
all its floors and adopts IEEE 802.11a-enabled devices to avoid radio interference
Editor-in-Chief's Interview
Toru Arakawa
President & CEO, ACCESS CO., LTD.
"We will also play a role of an advisor
to overseas carriers."
Latest technology that has stimulated enterprises
Wireless IC tag
Environments are ripe for development, and some companies, especially in
the manufacturing industry, are beginning to actually use them
Strategic network study
Gaitame.Com Co., Ltd.
The company will renew its internal network to a robust,
state-of-the-art network, including thin clients and quarantine systems.
Serial 1
Core component of wireless broadband that defies the common
sense of communications
iBurst (sequel)
The system makes effective use of 5 MHz bandwidth with multiple
access and improves security with its own protocol
Serial 2
The fusion - The ideal and reality of broadband
Fusion of communication and finance - Part 1
With DoCoMo and Sumitomo
Mitsui marking the beginning of the age of the great fusion of communications
and finance, communication carriers are moving toward finance businesses
Serial 3
Theorist networking - Just connecting networks is no longer enough
Part 1 - Business investment and networking (4)
Keep your business going
while managing risks that hit networks and surviving system troubles
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