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BCR INDEX Index Of BCR Litigation, Anticipation, Perspiration, Mobility Infrastructure Market Falls, June, pp. 66-65 April, p. 14 Contents—2002 Cuts Keep Coming, July, p. 12 Briefing Price Decline Spurs Growth For L3 ACDs (Automatic Call Another Last Mile For Fiber Access, Rxed, July, p. 12 Distributors) Jan, p. 8 Service Providers Get Less Bang For VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, Extranet Security—In For The Long Haul, The Buck, July, p. 12 pp. 54-59 Feb, p. 10 Optical Switch Driven By Lower Capex, Web-Enabled Call Centers—A Progress Video: Nice But Not Necessary? Opex, July, p. 12 Report, July, pp. 38-42 March, pp. 10-12 Mobility And Ethernet Shine Through, Verizon: Going Global, Starting Small, ASPs (Application Service Oct, p. 12 April, p. 12 Providers) Wireless Providers Still Spending, When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 Oct, p. 12 Outsourcing Lessons From the xSPs, Rrewalls Behind The Rrewall, Switching Market Sees Seasonal Jan, pp. 18-21 June, p. 12 Growth, Oct, p. 12 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, VOIP Vs. Rrewalls, July, p. 10 GSM/GPRS/EDGE Prices Drop, Sales Feb, pp. 14-15 WorldCom: Preliminary Prognosis, Rise, Oct, p. 12 CON Business Models—^The Drama Aug, pp. 10-11 Continues, April, pp. 51-57 What Should WorldCom’s Customers Cable Modems Content: A Two-Edged Sword, July, Do? Sept, pp. 10-12 Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, pp. 14-15 Telecom Crunch Hitting Wireless, Too, April, pp. 16-17 Outsourcing Trends In Uncertain Times, Sept, pp. 12-13 July, pp. 28-32 Cabling What Comes After lOGig Ethernet? Networking In The House, AIM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) Oct, p. 10 Nov, pp. 24-25 Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 Cabling For Convergence, Dec, p. 12 Jan, pp. 51-54 SBC Puts A New Spin On VPN, Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, Nov, pp. 12-14 Call Centers pp. 18-20 Outliving Your Enemies, pp. 14-16 VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, Frame Relay: Good For Another Cabling For Convergence, Dec, p. 12 pp. 54-59 10 Years? July, p. 49-54 Verizon Aims For The Enterprise, Dec, Web-Enabled Call Centers—A Progress Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 p. 12 Report, July, pp. 38-42 2003—The Year Of MPLS?, Oct, Business Architecture/Herman Migrating Customers To Self-Service, pp. 8-9 July, pp. 43-46 Of Pioneers And Vultures, Feb, Is Ethernet Headed Down The Rrst Avaya’s CRM Enhancements, July, p. 55 pp. 16-18 Mile? Oct. pp. 42-44 Contact-Center Service Providers: More E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay Than Outsourcing, pp. 44-47 Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 pp. 20-21 ATM Reaches Middle Age, Nov, Web Services—^The Hard Work’s Just Carriers/Service Providers pp. 31-38 Beginning, June, pp. 20-21 Carriers Face Another Tough Year, New Ways To Create BusiROSS Value, Jan, p. 2 BCR Test Aug, pp. 18-19 Another Last Mile For Rber Access, IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting, Making Collaborative Commerce Jan, p. 8 Jan, pp. 29-40 Happen, Oct, pp. 18-19 Measured Use Still Falls Flat, IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, Living Through A Glut, Dec, pp. 20-21 Jan, pp. 14-15 Feb, pp. 48-52 Beyond Basic VPNs, April, pp. 22-29 By The Numbers Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, MPLS: The Making of VWANs? May, Router Growth Gives Glimmer of Hope, Jan, pp. 51-54 pp. 46-49 Jan, p. 10 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, Service Provider Capex Decline Hits Jan, pp. 66-65 June, pp. 40-4^5 WAN Market, Jan, p. 10 Why Packetize Voice In The Access IP Phones: Promises And Pitfalls, Ethernet Switch Price Premium Network? Feb, p. 13 Sept, pp. 36-41 Reduced, Jan, p. 10 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, Cisco Gains Share in 802.11b Market, Feb, pp. 14-15 BCR Virtual Roundtable Jan, p. 10 Unconventional Wisdom About Local Metro Ethernet: Still On The Horizon? Service Provider Spending Still Slow; Competition, Feb, pp. 24-28 June, pp. 28-34 Enterprise May Bounce Back, Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers Billing/Chargeback April, p. 14 Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 Driving Down Communications Costs In DSL Business Case Improving, Critical Year For IP Centrex, Feb, A Tight Economy, June, pp. 54-57 April, p. 14 pp. 58-61 Call Accounting For Converging Increased Enterprise Router Purchases Lull Before The RBOC Storm? Networks, June, p. 56 Push Bandwidth, April, p. 14 March, p. 2 54 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2002 BCR INDEX Index Of BCR Litigation, Anticipation, Perspiration, Mobility Infrastructure Market Falls, June, pp. 66-65 April, p. 14 Contents—2002 Cuts Keep Coming, July, p. 12 Briefing Price Decline Spurs Growth For L3 ACDs (Automatic Call Another Last Mile For Fiber Access, Rxed, July, p. 12 Distributors) Jan, p. 8 Service Providers Get Less Bang For VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, Extranet Security—In For The Long Haul, The Buck, July, p. 12 pp. 54-59 Feb, p. 10 Optical Switch Driven By Lower Capex, Web-Enabled Call Centers—A Progress Video: Nice But Not Necessary? Opex, July, p. 12 Report, July, pp. 38-42 March, pp. 10-12 Mobility And Ethernet Shine Through, Verizon: Going Global, Starting Small, ASPs (Application Service Oct, p. 12 April, p. 12 Providers) Wireless Providers Still Spending, When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 Oct, p. 12 Outsourcing Lessons From the xSPs, Rrewalls Behind The Rrewall, Switching Market Sees Seasonal Jan, pp. 18-21 June, p. 12 Growth, Oct, p. 12 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, VOIP Vs. Rrewalls, July, p. 10 GSM/GPRS/EDGE Prices Drop, Sales Feb, pp. 14-15 WorldCom: Preliminary Prognosis, Rise, Oct, p. 12 CON Business Models—^The Drama Aug, pp. 10-11 Continues, April, pp. 51-57 What Should WorldCom’s Customers Cable Modems Content: A Two-Edged Sword, July, Do? Sept, pp. 10-12 Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, pp. 14-15 Telecom Crunch Hitting Wireless, Too, April, pp. 16-17 Outsourcing Trends In Uncertain Times, Sept, pp. 12-13 July, pp. 28-32 Cabling What Comes After lOGig Ethernet? Networking In The House, AIM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) Oct, p. 10 Nov, pp. 24-25 Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 Cabling For Convergence, Dec, p. 12 Jan, pp. 51-54 SBC Puts A New Spin On VPN, Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, Nov, pp. 12-14 Call Centers pp. 18-20 Outliving Your Enemies, pp. 14-16 VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, Frame Relay: Good For Another Cabling For Convergence, Dec, p. 12 pp. 54-59 10 Years? July, p. 49-54 Verizon Aims For The Enterprise, Dec, Web-Enabled Call Centers—A Progress Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 p. 12 Report, July, pp. 38-42 2003—The Year Of MPLS?, Oct, Business Architecture/Herman Migrating Customers To Self-Service, pp. 8-9 July, pp. 43-46 Of Pioneers And Vultures, Feb, Is Ethernet Headed Down The Rrst Avaya’s CRM Enhancements, July, p. 55 pp. 16-18 Mile? Oct. pp. 42-44 Contact-Center Service Providers: More E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay Than Outsourcing, pp. 44-47 Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 pp. 20-21 ATM Reaches Middle Age, Nov, Web Services—^The Hard Work’s Just Carriers/Service Providers pp. 31-38 Beginning, June, pp. 20-21 Carriers Face Another Tough Year, New Ways To Create BusiROSS Value, Jan, p. 2 BCR Test Aug, pp. 18-19 Another Last Mile For Rber Access, IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting, Making Collaborative Commerce Jan, p. 8 Jan, pp. 29-40 Happen, Oct, pp. 18-19 Measured Use Still Falls Flat, IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, Living Through A Glut, Dec, pp. 20-21 Jan, pp. 14-15 Feb, pp. 48-52 Beyond Basic VPNs, April, pp. 22-29 By The Numbers Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, MPLS: The Making of VWANs? May, Router Growth Gives Glimmer of Hope, Jan, pp. 51-54 pp. 46-49 Jan, p. 10 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, Service Provider Capex Decline Hits Jan, pp. 66-65 June, pp. 40-4^5 WAN Market, Jan, p. 10 Why Packetize Voice In The Access IP Phones: Promises And Pitfalls, Ethernet Switch Price Premium Network? Feb, p. 13 Sept, pp. 36-41 Reduced, Jan, p. 10 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, Cisco Gains Share in 802.11b Market, Feb, pp. 14-15 BCR Virtual Roundtable Jan, p. 10 Unconventional Wisdom About Local Metro Ethernet: Still On The Horizon? Service Provider Spending Still Slow; Competition, Feb, pp. 24-28 June, pp. 28-34 Enterprise May Bounce Back, Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers Billing/Chargeback April, p. 14 Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 Driving Down Communications Costs In DSL Business Case Improving, Critical Year For IP Centrex, Feb, A Tight Economy, June, pp. 54-57 April, p. 14 pp. 58-61 Call Accounting For Converging Increased Enterprise Router Purchases Lull Before The RBOC Storm? Networks, June, p. 56 Push Bandwidth, April, p. 14 March, p. 2 54 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2002 BCR INDEX Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, What Should WorldCom’s Customers Contract Clauses You Can’t Do Without, pp. 18-20 Do? Sept, pp. 10-12 July, pp. 58-57 Data Pricing: Ready To Deal? March, Telecom Crunch Hitting Wireless, Too, WorldCom: Past Memories, Future pp. 24-27 Sept, pp. 12-13 Scenarios, Aug, pp. 58-56 New Options For The Optical Edge, Can The ILECs Do Anything But Whine? Perverse Pricing, Sept, p. 66 March, pp. 42-47 Sept, pp. 18-19 Coping With Carrier Craziness, Oct, A Long, Sorry Saga, March, pp. 66-65 SLAs: Carrot Or Stick? Sept, pp. 58-60 pp. 66-65 The New Alchemy: Turning Bits Into Perverse Pricing, Sept, p. 66 No Disappearing Act For Independent Gold, April, pp. 10-11 2003—The Year Of MPLS?, Consultants, Nov, pp. 66-65 Verizon: Going Global, Starting Small, Oct, pp. 8-9 “Little” Savings Can Mean A Lot, Dec, April, p. 12 Can The RBOCs Deliver On Data? pp. 66-65 Bandwidth Trading: Down But Not Out, Oct, pp. 32-35 DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) April, pp. 30-34 Financial And Leadership Crisis In Has Metro Ethernet Cooled Down? Telecommunications, Oct, pp. 36-40 Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, April, pp. 36-39 Is Ethernet Headed Down The Rrst April, pp. 16-17 Carriers As Tax Collectors, April, Mile? Oct, pp. 42-44 DSL Has Fallen, But Can It Get Up? pp. 66-65 VPN Services For Site-To-Site June, pp. 14-15 Size Matters, May, p. 4 Connectivity, Oct, pp. 52-55 A Bright Future For DSL, June, When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 Coping With Carrier Craziness, Oct, pp. 15-16 Next-Gen Router Prospects, pp. 66-65 Is Ethernet Headed Down The First May, pp. 16-17 Waiting For The RBOCs, Nov, p. 4 Mile? Oct, pp. 42-44 CLECs: The View Post-Bankruptcy, Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 DSL Deployment: How Much Is Enough? May, pp. 36-40 SBC Puts A New Spin On VPN, Nov, Dec, pp. 38-42 QOS: The Nature Of The Beast, June, pp. 12-14 Ecommerce pp. 8-10 Outliving Your Enemies, Nov, pp. 14-16 External Data Feeds: The New Web Of DSL Has Fallen, But Can It Get Up? Carriers Need More Than A “Haircut,” Trust, Jan, pp. 55-61 June, pp. 14-15 Nov, p. 20 Extranet Security—In For The Long Haul, A Bright Future For DSL, June, MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay Feb, p. 10 pp. 15-16 Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 Of Pioneers And Vultures, Feb, Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 ATM Reaches Middle Age, Nov, pp. 16-18 SIP Services: Slowly Rolling Forward, pp. 31-38 E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, June, pp. 22-27 Carriers Rediscover Enterprise pp. 20-21 Metro Ethernet: Still On The Horizon? Customers, Nov, pp. 40-44 In Search Of The Intelligent, Profitable June, pp. 28-34 Transforming The ILECs—Part I, Dec, Network Edge, May, pp. 10-11 pp. 18-19 Playing The T1 Access Game, June, Web Services—The Hard Work’s Just DSL Deployment: How Much Is Enough? pp. 35-39 Beginning, June, pp. 20-21 Dec, pp. 38-42 Network Reliability—Buy As Many Nines Making Collaborative Commerce Carrier Network Management: Less Is As You Need, June, p. 53 Happen, Oct, pp. 18-19 More, Dec, pp. 8-10 The RBOCs: Why We Rght, July, p. 4 Policy-Based E-Business Networks Content: A Two-Edged Sword, Conferencing Maximize ROI, Oct, pp. 56-59 July, pp. 14-15 Web Conferencing From Polycom, Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 Voice Services Pricing: How Low Can Jan, p. 62 How Web Services Will Launch The They Go? July, pp. 24-27 Video: Nice But Not Necessary? “Diff Serv” Era, Nov, pp. 54-56 A Tale Of Two Decisions, July, March, pp. 10-12 Microsoft’s .NET Framework: New pp. 47-48 The Rise Of Rich Media And Real-Time Platform For Software Development, Frame Relay: Good For Another 10 Conferencing, March, pp. 53-57 Nov, pp. 57-61 Years? July, p. 49-54 Videoconferencing—The Next Leg Up, Contract Clauses You Can’t Do Without, April, pp. 58-59 Ethernet July, pp. 58-57 Has Metro Ethernet Cooled Down? WorldCom: No Pat Answers, Consultant’s Corner/Kuehn April, pp. 36-39 Aug, pp. 8-9 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, Jan, Ethernet and Disruptive Pricing, WorldCom: Preliminary Prognosis, pp. 66-65 June, p. 4 Aug, pp. 10-11 Telecom Africa—Lessons Learned, Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 Mobile Wireless Opportunities, Feb, pp. 66-65 Metro Ethernet: Still On The Horizon? Aug, pp. 16-17 A Long, Sorry Saga, March, pp. 66-65 June, pp. 28-34 What Is The Future Of WorldCom’s Carriers As Tax Collectors, April, Ethernet Moves Upstream, Aug, p. 12 Fiber? Aug, pp. 20-22 pp. 66-65 Whither 10-Gig Ethernet? Aug, WorldCom: Past Memories, Future VOIP’s Coming—Like It Or Not, May, pp. 44-47 Scenarios, Aug, pp. 58-56 pp. 66-65 Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 All Right, John Sidgmore, Now I Am Litigation, Anticipation, Perspiration, What Comes After 10-Gig Ethernet? Scared, Sept, pp. 8-9 June, pp. 66-65 Oct, p. 10 BUSINE.SS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2(X)2 55 BCR INDEX Is Ethernet Headed Down The First Blue Coat: Cache Flow’s New Name, IP Phones: Promises And Pitfalls, Mile? Oct, pp. 42-44 New Focus, Sept, p. 62 Sept, pp. 36-41 Outliving Your Enemies, Nov, pp. 14-16 Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 Call Processing Fail-Over In IP-PBXs, Networking In The House, Nov, Two Cool Technologies, Nov, pp. 22-23 Sept, pp. 42-47 pp. 24-25 This Is Your Father’s Performance After IP-PBX Implementations: Lessons From All! Nov, pp. 46-47 The Field, Oct, pp. 26-30 Frame Relay How Web Services Will Launch The Nortel Improves Succession CSE 1000, Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, “Diff Serv” Era, Nov, pp. 54-56 Oct, pp. 60-62 Jan, pp. 51-54 IP-PBX Keep Customers Satisfied, Dec, Data Pricing: Ready To Deal? March, IP (Internet Protocol) pp. 51-52 pp. 24-27 Optimizing Multi-Homed Connections, Implementing IP Telephony: Lessons Frame Relay: Good For Another 10 Jan. pp. 22-27 Learned, Dec, pp. 22-27 Years? July, p. 49-54 Can The RBOCs Deliver On Data? Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, E-911 And VOIP Systems, Dec, pp. Oct, pp. 32-35 Jan, pp. 51-54 28-30 Enterprise Network Strategy After The ATM Reaches Middle Age, Nov, Bubble, Feb, pp. 36-40 ISPs (Internet Service pp. 31-38 My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, April, Providers) Carriers Rediscover Enterprise pp. 46-48 Measured Use Still Falls Flat, Jan, Customers, Nov, pp. 40-44 Do-It-Yourself VPNs, May, pp. 28-32 pp. 14-15 IMHO QOS: The Nature Of The Beast, June, Optimizing Multi-Homed Connections, Why Packetize Voice In The Access pp. 8-10 Jan. pp. 22-27 Network? Feb, p. 13 WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, Can We Light Fiber’s Fire? Feb, pp. 8-9 Rate Your Responsiveness, March, June, pp. 40-45 Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, pp. 14-16 IP Strives To Match TDM’s Reliability, pp. 18-20 Network Reliability—Buy As Many Nines June, pp. 46-52 CDN Business Models—The Drama As You Need, June, p. 53 Frame Relay: Good For Another 10 Continues, April, pp. 51-57 Ethernet Moves Upstream, Aug, p. 12 Years? July, p. 49-54 Next-Gen Router Prospects, PKI Is Dead. Long Live PKI, Dec, Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 May, pp. 16-17 pp. 16-17 Will Route Control Change The Internet? Content: A Two-Edged Sword, International Issues Sept, pp. 20-24 July, pp. 14-15 Zero Configuration Networks, Oct, Mobile Wireless Opportunities, Telecom Africa—Lessons Learned, pp. 14-16 Feb, pp. 66-65 Aug, pp. 16-17 Can The RBOCs Deliver On Data? Oct, Global Front-Runners Tie Nets To All Right, John Sidgmore, Now I Am pp. 32-35 Business, March, pp. 58-61 Scared, Sept, pp. 8-9 VPN Services For Site-To-Site Verizon: Going Global, Starting Small, Connectivity, Oct, pp. 52-55 Management Issues/Trends April, p. 12 Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 Give ’’Em What They Want, Jan, p. 4 Internet Infrastructure How Web Services Will Launch The Innovation Returns To The Enterprise Optimizing Multi-Homed Connections, “Diff Serv” Era, Nov, pp. 54-56 Network, Jan, pp. 12-13 Jan. pp. 22-27 IP-PBXs/PBXs New Values For New Times, Jan, Can We Light Fiber’s Fire? Feb, pp. 8-9 pp. 16-17 IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting, Jan, Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, Outsourcing Lessons From the xSPs, pp. 29-40 pp. 18-20 Jan, pp. 18-21 IP: Only Bright Spot In A Down PBX New Options For The Optical Edge, Email Tampering—This Time, The Good Market, Jan, pp. 42-45 March, pp. 42-47 Guys Won, Jan, pp. 46-48 Confessions Of An IP-PBX Salesman, My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, External Data Feeds: The New Web Of April, pp. 46-48 March, pp. 35-38 Trust, Jan, pp. 55-61 Do-It-Yourself VPNs, May, pp. 28-32 Considerations For An IP-PBX 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, Web Services—The Hard Work’s Just Evaluation, March, pp. 39-41 Jan, pp. 66-65 Beginning, June, pp. 20-21 Avaya Raises The Bar For IP-PBX Enterprise Network Strategy After The Understanding How Users View Platforms, April, pp. 60-62 Bubble, Feb, pp. 36-40 Application Performance, Reality Check On Five-Nines, May, Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers July, pp. 8-9 pp. 22-27 Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 What Is The Future Of WorldCom’s Citel—Interworking IP And Proprietary Critical Year For IP Centrex, Feb, Fiber? Aug, pp. 20-22 PBX Phones, May, pp. 60-61 pp. 58-61 Net-Net: Net-Not? Sept, p. 2 NEC’s New IP-PBX Offerings, May, Data Pricing: Ready To Deal? March, All Right, John Sidgmore, Now I Am pp. 61-62 pp. 24-27 Scared, Sept, pp. 8-9 Survey: VOIP Moves Beyond Cost- Confessions Of An IP-PBX Salesman, Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 Cutting, July, pp. 33-37 March, pp. 35-38 Will Route Control Change The Internet? Contract Clauses You Can’t Do Without, Considerations For An IP-PBX Sept, pp. 20-24 July, pp. 58-57 Evaluation, March, pp. 39-41 56 BL'SINES.S COMMUNICATION.S REVIEW / DEC 2(H)2 BCR INDEX Linux Turns Ten: Rnding A Home In Making Collaborative Commerce Bandwidth Trading: Down But Not Out, Corporate America, March, Happen, Oct, pp. 18-19 April, pp. 30-34 pp. 48-52 IP-PBX Implementations: Lessons From Has Metro Ethernet Cooled Down? Global Front-Runners Tie Nets To The Reid, Oct, pp. 26-30 April, pp. 36-39 Business^ March, pp. 58-61 Can The RBOCs Deliver On Data? Oct, CDN Business Models—The Drama E-Enabling Ybur Enterprise, April, pp. 32-35 Continues, April, pp. 51-57 pp. 20-21 Financial And Leadership Crisis In Avaya Raises The Bar For IP-PBX Videoconferencing—The Next Leg Up, Telecommunications, Oct, pp. 36-40 Platforms, April, pp. 60-62 April, pp. 58-59 Security And Peer-To-Peer Applications, Next-Gen Router Prospects, Do-It-Yourself VPNs, May, pp. 28-32 Oct, pp. 45-51 May, pp. 16-17 Intrusion Detection...Or Prevention? Policy-Based E-Business Networks Playing The T1 Access Game, May, pp. 42-45 Maximize ROI, Oct, pp. 56-59 June, pp. 35-39 Network Management Tools And Trends, Coping With Carrier Craziness, Oct, Partnerships—Life And Death For May, pp. 50-53 pp. 66-65 Convergence Vendors, June, VOIP's Coming—Like It Or Not, May, No Disappearing Act For Independent pp. 58-61 pp. 66-65 Consultants, Nov, pp. 66-65 Voice Services Pricing: How Low Can Playing The T1 Access Game, June, “Little” Savings Can Mean A Lot, Dec, They Go? July, pp. 24-27 pp. 66-65 Frame Relay: Good For Another 10 pp. 35-39 Years? July, p. 49-54 Best Practices For Securing Enterprise WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, Ethernet Moves Upstream, Aug, p. 12 Networks, Dec, pp. 32-37 June, pp. 40-45 Variations on 802.11, Aug, pp. 36-39 Driving Down Communications Costs In Market Spotlight Whither lOGig Ethernet? Aug, A Tight Economy, June, pp. 54-57 Declines In Enterprise And Service pp. 44-47 Call Accounting For Converging Provider Equipment Market Appear To What Comes After 10-Gig Ethernet? Networks, June, p. 56 Be Slowing, Feb, p. 12 Oct, p. 10 Partnerships—Life And Death For Growth Stays Stalled: Market Indicators Is Ethernet Headed Down The Rrst Convergence Vendors, June, Point To A Gradual Recovery, May, Mile? Oct, pp. 42-44 pp. 58-61 p. 14 Looming, Long-Term Battles, Nov, p. 2 Litigation, Anticipation, Perspiration, Steady As She Goes In The Networking Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 June, pp. 66-65 Equipment Market, Aug, pp. 14-15 Outliving Your Enemies, Nov, pp. 14-16 Voice Services Pricing: How Low Can The Recovery: Are We There Yet? Carriers Need More Than A “Haircut,” They Go? July, pp. 24-27 Nov, p. 18 Nov, p. 20 Outsourcing Trends In Uncertain Times, Networking In The House, Nov, Market Trends July, pp. 28-32 pp. 24-25 Survey: VOIP Moves Beyond Cost- Measured Use Still Falls Flat, Jan, MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay Cutting, July, pp. 33-37 pp. 14-15 Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 Migrating Customers To Self-Service, New Values For New Times, Jan, ATM Reaches Middle Age, Nov, pp. 16-17 pp. 31-38 July, pp. 43-46 IP: Only Bright Spot In A Down PBX Carriers Rediscover Enterprise Contract Clauses You Can’t Do Without, Market, Jan, pp. 42-45 Customers, Nov, pp. 40-44 July, pp. 58-57 Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, VOIP Apps: Not Driving, But Along For Thinking Beyond Market Turmoil, Jan, pp. 51-54 The Ride, Nov, pp. 48-53 Aug, p. 2 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, Jan, No Disappearing Act For Independent New Ways To Create Business Value, pp. 66-65 Consultants, Nov, pp. 66-6 Aug, pp. 18-19 Of Pioneers And Vultures, Feb, Living Through A Glut, Dec, pp. 20-21 Implementing A SAN, Aug, pp. 24-28 pp. 16-18 Messaging Making Wireless LANs Work For You, Unconventional Wisdom About Local Aug, pp. 30-34 Competition, Feb, pp. 24-28 Email Tampering—This Time, The Good Policy-Based Network Management: Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers Guys Won, Jan, pp. 46-48 Finally? Aug, pp. 48-51 Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 What Should WorldCom’s Customers Apple Computer—A Rebel Without A Where Oh Where, Oh Wireless, July, Do? Sept, pp. 10-12 Clue, March, pp. 22-23 pp. 19-21 Can The ILECs Do Anything But Whine? Who Put The Con In Convergence? MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Sept, pp. 18-19 March, pp. 28-32 Switching) Confessions Of An IP-PBX Salesman, Understanding Wireless LAN MPLS’ Newest Application: Layer-2 March, pp. 35-38 Vulnerabilities, Sept, pp. 26-32 VPNs, Feb, pp. 29-35 Linux Turns Ten: Rnding A Home In Traffic Engineering For Voice Over IP, Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, Corporate America, March, Sept, pp. 54-57 pp. 18-20 pp. 48-52 SLAs: Carrot Or Stick? Sept, pp. 58-60 Commoditization, Innovation and My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, Perverse Pricing, Sept, p. 66 Enterprise Nets, April, p. 6 April, pp. 46-48 Zero Configuration Networks, Oct, The New Alchemy: Turning Bits Into MPLS: The Making of VWANs? May, pp. 14-16 Gold, April, pp. 10-11 pp. 46-49 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2(K)2 57 / BCR INDEX Frame Relay: Good For Another 10 Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 Network Forecasts/Seveik Years? July, p. 49-54 Zero Configuration Networks, Oct, Innovation Returns To The Enterprise Ethernet Moves Upstream, Aug, p. 12 pp. 14-16 Network, Jan, pp. 12-13 2003—The Year Of MPLS?, Oct, Two Cool Technologies, Nov, pp. 22-23 The Pitfalls Of Scaling VOIP, March, pp. 8-9 Transforming The ILECs—Part I, Dec, pp. 8-9 VPN Services For Site-To-Site pp. 18-19 In Search Of The Intelligent, Profitable Connectivity, Oct, pp. 52-55 Network Edge, May, pp. 10-11 MPLS; New Foundation Or Next Overlay Network Architecture/Design Understanding How Users View Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 Optimizing Multi-Homed Connections, Application Performance, July, Network/Application Jan. pp. 22-27 pp. 8-9 Performance External Data Feeds: The New Web Of All Right, John Sidgmore, Now I Am Optimizing Multi-Homed Connections, Trust, Jan, pp. 55-61 Scared, Sept, pp. 8-9 Jan. pp. 22-27 How Many Boxes Does It Take To Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 Visual Networks’ IP Performance Access The WAN? Feb, pp. 20-23 Monitoring Tools, Feb, pp. 62-63 Global Front-Runners Tie Nets To Network Management The Pitfalls Of Scaling VOIP, March, Business, March, pp. 58-61 IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, pp. 8-9 E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, Feb, pp. 48-52 Rate Your Responsiveness, March, pp. 20-21 Visual Networks’ IP Performance pp. 14-16 CDN Business Models—The Drama Monitoring Tools, Feb, pp. 62-63 De-Mystifying Five-Nines, May, p. 6 Continues, April, pp. 51-57 Network Management Tools And Trends, Reality Check On Five-Nines, May, In Search Of The Intelligent, Profitable May, pp. 50-53 pp. 22-27 Network Edge, May, pp. 10-11 WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, Firewalls Behind The Firewall, June, June, pp. 40-45 June, pp. 40-45 p. 12 IP Strives To Match TDM’s Reliability, IP Strives To Match TDM’s Reliability, SIP Services: Slowly Rolling Forward, June, pp. 46-52 June, pp. 22-27 June, pp. 46-52 Network Reliability—Buy As Many Nines IP Strives To Match TDM’s Reliability, Policy-Based Network Management: As You Need, June, p. 53 June, pp. 46-52 Finally? Aug, pp. 48-51 Understanding How Users View Network Reliability—Buy As Many Nines Zero Configuration Networks, Oct, Application Performance, July, As You Need, June, p. 53 pp. 14-16 pp. 8-9 VOIP Vs. Firewalls, July, p. 10 Policy-Based Network Management: Implementing A SAN, Aug, pp. 24-28 Networking Intelligence/Finneran Finally? Aug, pp. 48-51 Making Wireless LANs Work For You, New Values For New Times, Jan, Call Processing Fail-Over In IP-PBXs, Aug, pp. 30-34 pp. 16-17 Sept, pp. 42-47 Will Route Control Change The Internet? Apple Computer—A Rebel Without A Packetized Voice: It’s The Software, Sept, pp. 20-24 Clue, March, pp. 22-23 Stupid! Sept, pp. 48-53 Call Processing Fail-Over In IP-PBXs, Fiber’s Bonfire Of The Vanities, May, SLAs: Carrot Or Stick? Sept, pp. 58-60 Sept, pp. 42-47 pp. 18-20 Blue Coat: Cache Flow’s New Name, QOS: Once Impossible, Now Inevitable? Where Oh Where, Oh Wireless, July, New Focus, Sept, p. 62 Oct, pp. 20-24 pp. 19-21 Policy-Based E-Business Networks Security And Peer-To-Peer Applications, Can The ILECs Do Anything But Whine? Maximize ROI, Oct, pp. 56-59 Oct, pp. 45-51 Sept, pp. 18-19 Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 Policy-Based E-Business Networks Networking In The House, Nov, This Is Your Father’s Performance After Maximize ROI, Oct, pp. 56-59 All! Nov, pp. 46-47 Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 pp. 24-25 Network Architect/Passmore SBC Puts A New Spin On VPN, Nov, pp. 12-14 Optical Networking Measured Use Still Falls Flat, Another Last Mile For Fiber Access, Jan, pp. 14-15 Jan, p. 8 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, Network Crossroads/Nolle Can We Light Fiber’s Fire? Feb, pp. 8-9 Feb, pp. 14-15 Can We Light Fiber’s Fire? Feb, pp. 8-9 New Options For The Optical Edge, Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, The New Alchemy: Turning Bits Into March, pp. 42-47 pp. 18-20 Gold, April, pp. 10-11 All Fibered Up, And Nowhere To Go, Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, April, pp. 16-17 QOS; The Nature Of The Beast, April, p. 4 Next-Gen Router Prospects, May, June, pp. 8-10 Has Metro Ethernet Cooled Down? pp. 16-17 WorldCom; No Pat Answers, April, pp. 36-39 Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 Aug, pp. 8-9 Optical Technology Update, April, Content: A Two-Edged Sword, July, 2003—The Year Of MPLS?, Oct, pp. 40-45 pp. 14-15 pp. 8-9 Fiber’s Bonfire Of The Vanities, Mobile Wireless Opportunities, Aug, Carrier Network Management: Less May, pp. 18-20 pp. 16-17 More, Dec, pp. 8-10 Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 58 BUSINES.S COMMUNICATION.S REVIEW / DEC 2(X)2 BCR INDEX Metro Ethernet; Still On The Horizon? Packetized Voice: It’s The Software, Next-Gen Compression From Peribit, June, pp. 28-34 Stupid! Sept, pp. 48-53 May, pp. 62-63 What Is The Future Of WorldCom’s Traffic Engineering For Voice Over IP, Nortel Aims For The Enterprise, Fiber? Aug. pp. 20-22 Sept, pp. 54-57 June, p. 62 MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay QOS: Once Impossible, Now Inevitable? Avaya’s CRM Enhancements, July, p. 55 Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 Oct, pp. 20-24 Next-Gen VOIP Tester From IP-PBX Implementations: Lessons From Hammer/Empirix, Aug, p. 52 Outsourcing The Field, Oct, pp. 26-30 Foundry Upgrades For Convergence, Outsourcing Lessons From the xSPs, Nortel Improves Succession CSE 1000 Aug, pp. 52-53 Jan, pp. 18-21 Oct, pp. 60-62 Blue Coat: Cache Flow’s New Name, External Data Feeds; The New Web Of Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 New Focus, Sept, p. 62 Trust, Jan, pp. 55-61 VOIP Apps: Not Driving, But Along For Nortel Improves Succession CSE 1000, 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, The Ride, Nov, pp. 48-53 Oct, pp. 60-62 Jan, pp. 66-65 Cisco’s Switch-Based Security Modules, Outsourcing Trends In Uncertain Times, PBXs Oct, pp. 62-63 July, pp. 28-32 see IP-PBX listing Nortel Networks’ Switched Firewall, Contact-Center Service Providers; More Nov, pp. 62-63 Than Outsourcing. Dec, pp. 44-47 Private Lines Alcatel Expands OmniSwitch Line, Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, Dec, p. 62 Packetized Voice Jan, pp. 51-54 NetlQ Adds VOIP Diagnostics, IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting. Jan, Private Lines’ Enduring Appeal, Dec, p. 62 pp. 29-40 March, p. 4 IP: Only Bright Spot In A Down PBX Data Pricing: Ready To Deal? March, Protocols Market. Jan, pp. 42-45 pp. 24-27 MPLS’ Newest Application: Layer-2 Why Packetize Voice In The Access Playing The T1 Access Game, June, VPNs, Feb, pp. 29-35 Network? Feb, p. 13 pp. 35-39 E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, Carriers Rediscover Enterprise pp. 20-21 Feb, pp. 14-15 Customers, Nov, pp. 40-44 VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, May, pp. 54-59 Feb, pp. 48-52 Product Comparisons Sipping the SIP Kool-Aid, June, p. 2 Are IP Phones For You? Feb, pp. 54-57 IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting, Jan, Web Services—The Hard Work’s Just Critical Year For IP Centrex, pp. 29-40 Beginning, June, pp. 20-21 Feb, pp. 58-61 IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, SIP Services: Slowly Rolling Forward, The Pitfalls Of Scaling VOIP, March, Feb, pp. 48-52 June, pp. 22-27 pp. 8-9 Beyond Basic VPNs, April, pp. 22-29 Metro Ethernet: Still On The Horizon? Confessions Of An IP-PBX Salesman, MPLS: The Making of VWANs? May, June, pp. 28-34 March, pp. 35-38 pp. 46-49 VOIP Vs. Rrewalls, July, p. 10 Considerations For An IP-PBX Network Management Tools And Trends, New Ways To Create Business Value, Evaluation, March, pp. 39-41 May, pp. 50-53 Aug, pp. 18-19 Avaya’s VOIP Over VPN, March, WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, VOIP Apps: Not Driving, But Along For pp. 62-63 June, pp. 40-45 The Ride, Nov, pp. 48-53 Siemens Upgrades, Expands VOIP, How Web Services Will Launch The March, p. 63 Product Review “Diff Serv” Era, Nov, pp. 54-56 Avaya Raises The Bar For IP-PBX Web Conferencing From Polycom, Public Interest Platforms, April, pp. 60-62 Jan, p. 62 Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, Reality Check On Five-Nines, May, Visual Networks’ IP Performance April, pp. 16-17 pp. 22-27 Monitoring Tools, Feb, pp. 62-63 Carriers As Tax Collectors, April, Citel—Interworking IP And Proprietary Foundry’s Fastiron Gets Bigger, pp. 66-65 PBX Phones, May, pp. 60-61 Feb, p. 63 When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 NEC’s New IP-PBX Offerings, May, Avaya’s VOIP Over VPN, March, CLECs: The View Post-Bankruptcy, pp. 61-62 pp. 62-63 May, pp. 36-40 VOIP’s Coming—Like It Or Not, May, Siemens Upgrades, Expands VOIP, A Tale Of Two Decisions, July, pp. 66-65 March, p. 63 pp. 47-48 Nortel Aims For The Enterprise, June, Avaya Raises The Bar For IP-PBX WorldCom: No Pat Answers, Aug, p. 62 Platforms, April, pp. 60-62 pp. 8-9 IP Phones: Promises And Pitfalls, Citel—Interworking IP And Proprietary WorldCom: Preliminary Prognosis, Sept, pp. 36-41 PBX Phones, May, pp. 60-61 Aug, pp. 10-11 Call Processing Fail-Over In IP-PBXs, NEC’s New IP-PBX Offerings, May, What Is The Future Of WorldCom’s Sept, pp. 42-47 pp. 61-62 Rber? Aug, pp. 20-22 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2(X)2 59 BCR INDEX WorldCom: Past Memories, Future Remote Access Microsoft’s .NET Framework: New Scenarios. Aug, pp. 58-56 Do-It-Yourself VPNs, May, pp. 28-32 Platform For Software Development, Telecom Crunch Hitting Wireless, Too, Adtran Debuts Access Router, Oct, Nov, pp. 57-61 Sept, pp. 12-13 p. 63 Nortel Networks’ Switched Firewall, Nov, pp. 62-63 Routers/Routing Technology PKI Is Dead. Long Live PKl, Dec, QOS (Quality of Service) Innovation Returns To The Enterprise pp. 16-17 How Many Boxes Does It Take To Network, Jan, pp. 12-13 Best Practices For Securing Enterprise Access The WAN? Feb, pp. 20-23 Optimizing Multi-Homed Connections, Networks, Dec, pp. 32-37 Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers Jan. pp. 22-27 SLAs (Service Level Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 The Pitfalls Of Scaling VOIP, March, How Many Boxes Does It Take To Agreements) Access The WAN? Feb, pp. 20-23 pp. 8-9 SLAs: Carrot Or Stick? Sept, pp. 58-60 My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, April, Rate Your Responsiveness, March, pp. 46-48 Speech Recognition pp. 14-16 Next-Gen Router Prospects, May, VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, April, pp. 16-17 pp. 54-59 pp. 46-48 Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 Next-Gen Compression From Peribit, Will Route Control Change The Internet? Standards May, pp. 62-63 Sept, pp. 20-24 MPLS’ Newest Application: Layer-2 QOS: The Nature Of The Beast, VPN Services For Site-To-Site VPNs, Feb, pp. 29-35 June, pp. 8-10 Connectivity, Oct, pp. 52-55 E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, Policy-Based Network Management: Adtran Debuts Access Router, Oct, pp. 20-21 Finally? Aug, pp. 48-51 p. 63 VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, QOS: Once Impossible, Now Inevitable? Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 pp. 54-59 Oct, pp. 20-24 Two Cool Technologies, Nov, pp. 22-23 Web Services—The Hard Work’s Just Two Cool Technologies, Nov, pp. 22-23 Beginning, June, pp. 20-21 ATM Reaches Middle Age, Nov, Security SIP Services: Slowly Rolling Forward, pp. 31-38 June, pp. 22-27 Email Tampering—This Time, The Good This Is Your Father’s Performance After Metro Ethernet: Still On The Horizon? Guys Won, Jan, pp. 46-48 All! Nov, pp. 46-47 June, pp. 28-34 External Data Feeds: The New Web Of How Web Services Will Launch The New Ways To Create Business Value, Trust, Jan, pp. 55-61 “Diff Serv” Era, Nov, pp. 54-56 Aug, pp. 18-19 Extranet Security—In For The Long Haul, Variations on 802.11, Aug, pp. 36-39 Feb, p. 10 Regulation/Public Policy Whither 10-Gig Ethernet? How Many Boxes Does It Take To Welfare For Telecom, Feb, p. 4 Aug, pp. 44-47 Access The WAN? Feb, pp. 20-23 Unconventional Wisdom About Local 2003—The Year Of MPLS?, Intrusion Detection...Or Prevention? Competition, Feb, pp. 24-28 Oct, pp. 8-9 May, pp. 42-45 Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, What Comes After 10-Gig Ethernet? Had A Security Physical Lately? May, April, pp. 16-17 Oct, p. 10 pp. 44-45 Carriers As Tax Collectors, April, Zero Configuration Networks, Oct, Firewalls Behind The Firewall, pp. 66-65 pp. 14-16 June, p. 12 When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 VOIP Apps: Not Driving, But Along For Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 Fiber’s Bonfire Of The Vanities, May, The Ride, Nov, pp. 48-53 VOIP Vs. Firewalls, July, p. 10 pp. 18-20 How Web Services Will Launch The Making Wireless LANs Work For You, CLECs: The View Post-Bankruptcy, May, Aug, pp. 30-34 “Diff Serv” Era, Nov, pp. 54-56 pp. 36-40 Variations on 802.11, Aug, pp. 36-39 A Tale Of Two Decisions, July, Understanding Wireless LAN Storage Networking pp. 47-48 Vulnerabilities, Sept, pp. 26-32 Implementing A SAN, Aug, pp. 24-28 Which Watchdog For Telecom? Aug, p. 4 Packetized Voice: It’s The Software, WorldCom: No Pat Answers, Aug, Stupid! Sept, pp. 48-53 Switches/Switching pp. 8-9 Blue Coat: Cache Flow’s New Name, Technology WorldCom: Preliminary Prognosis, Aug, New Focus, Sept, p. 62 Foundry’s Fastiron Gets Bigger, pp. 10-11 No Free Lunch, Oct, p. 2 Feb, p. 63 What Is The Future Of WorldCom’s Security And Peer-To-Peer Applications, Optical Technology Update, April, Fiber? Aug, pp. 20-22 Oct, pp. 45-51 pp. 40-45 WorldCom: Past Memories, Future Policy-Based E-Business Networks Nortel Aims For The Enterprise, Scenarios, Aug, pp. 58-56 Maximize ROI, Oct, pp. 56-59 June, p. 62 Telecom Crunch Hitting Wireless, Too, Cisco’s Switch-Based Security Modules, Foundry Upgrades For Convergence, Sept, pp. 12-13 Oct, pp. 62-63 Aug, pp. 52-53 Can The ILECs Do Anything But Whine? SBC Puts A New Spin On VPN, Nov, Cisco’s Switch-Based Security Modules, Sept, pp. 18-19 pp. 12-14 Oct, pp. 62-63 60 BUSINESS COM.MUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2(K)2 BCR INDEX Nortel Networks’ Switched Firewall, Reality Check On Five-Nines, May, E-911 And VOIP systems, Dec, Nov, pp. 62-63 pp. 22-27 pp. 28-30 VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, Alcatel Expands OmniSwitch Line, Telephone Sets pp. 54-59 Dec, p. 62 Are IP Phones For You? Feb, pp. 54-57 Citel—Interworking IP And Proprietary NetlQ Adds VOIP Diagnostics, Citel—Interworking IP And Proprietary PBX Phones, May, pp. 60-61 Dec, p. 62 PBX Phones, May, pp. 60-61 NEC’s New IP-PBX Offerings, May, Voice Services IP Phones: Promises And Pitfalls, pp. 61-62 Why Packetize Voice In The Access Sept, pp. 36-^1 VOIP’s Coming—Like It Or Not, May, Will Picture Mail Deliver ARPUs? Dec, pp. 66-65 Network? Feb, p. 13 pp. 14-15 SIP Services: Slowly Rolling Forward, Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, Feb, pp. 14-15 June, pp. 22-27 Video Voice Services Pricing: How Low Can IP Strives To Match TDM’s Reliability, They Go? July, pp. 24-27 Video; Nice But Not Necessary? June, pp. 46-52 March, pp. 10-12 Call Accounting For Converging VPNs (Virtual Private Net¬ The Rise Of Rich Media And Real-Time Networks, June, p. 56 works) Conferencing, March, pp. 53-57 Partnerships—Life And Death For External Data Feeds: The New Web Of Videoconferencing—The Next Leg Up, Convergence Vendors, June, Trust, Jan, pp. 55-61 April, pp. 58-59 pp. 58-61 How Many Boxes Does It Take To Nortel Aims For The Enterprise, Access The WAN? Feb, pp. 20-23 Voice 2002 (a supplement to June, p. 62 MPLS’ Newest Application: Layer-2 the February issue of BCR) VOIP “Hype" Gap Slowly Closing, VPNs, Feb, pp. 29-35 IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, July, p. 2 Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers Feb, pp. 48-52 VOIP Vs. Firewalls, July, p. 10 Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 Are IP Phones For You? Feb, pp. 54-57 Content: A Two-Edged Sword, July, Avaya’s VOIP Over VPN, March, Critical Year For IP Centrex, Feb, pp. 14-15 pp. 62-63 pp. 58-61 Survey: VOIP Moves Beyond Beyond Basic VPNs, April, pp. 22-29 Cost-Cutting, July, pp. 33-37 My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, April, Voice-Data Convergence Web-Enabled Call Centers—A Progress pp. 46-48 IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting, Jan, Report, July, pp. 38-42 Do-It-Yourself VPNs, May, pp. 28-32 pp. 29-40 Next-Gen VOIP Tester From MPLS: The Making of VWANs? May, IP: Only Bright Spot In A Down PBX Hammer/Empirix, Aug, p. 52 pp. 46-49 Market, Jan, pp. 42-45 Foundry Upgrades For Convergence, Nortel Aims For The Enterprise, Luddites Or Skeptics?, Feb, p. 2 Aug, pp. 52-53 June, p. 62 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, VOIP’s New Old Problems, Sept, p. 4 VPN Services For Site-To-Site Feb, pp. 14-15 IP Phones: Promises And Pitfalls, Sept, Connectivity, Oct, pp. 52-55 Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers pp. 36-41 SBC Puts A New Spin On VPN, Nov, Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 Call Processing Fail-Over In IP-PBXs, pp. 12-14 IP-PBXs; Multifaceted Management, Sept, pp. 42-47 MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay Feb, pp. 48-52 Packetized Voice: It’s The Software, Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 Are IP Phones For You? Feb, pp. 54-57 Stupid! Sept, pp. 48-53 Critical Year For IP Centrex, Feb, Traffic Engineering For Voice Over IP, Wireless pp. 58-61 Sept, pp. 54-57 Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 The Pitfalls Of Scaling VOIP, March, Converging Technologies And Where Oh Where, Oh Wireless, July, pp. 8-9 Organizations, Oct, p. 4 pp. 19-21 Who Put The Con In Convergence? QOS: Once Impossible, Now Inevitable? Mobile Wireless Opportunities, March, pp. 28-32 Oct, pp. 20-24 Aug, pp. 16-17 Confessions Of An IP-PBX Salesman, IP-PBX Implementations; Lessons From Making Wireless LANs Work For You, March, pp. 35-38 The Field, Oct, pp. 26-30 Aug, pp. 30-34 Considerations For An IP-PBX Nortel Improves Succession CSE 1000, Variations on 802.11, Aug, pp. 36-39 Evaluation, March, pp. 39-41 Oct, pp. 60-62 Telecom Crunch Hitting Wireless, Too, The Rise Of Rich Media And Real-Time Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 Sept, pp. 12-13 Conferencing, March, pp. 53-57 Outliving Your Enemies, Nov, pp. 14-16 Understanding Wireless LAN Avaya’s VOIP Over VPN, March, VOIP Apps: Not Driving, But Along For Vulnerabilities, Sept, pp. 26-32 pp. 62-63 The Ride, Nov, pp. 48-53 Outliving Your Enemies, Nov, pp. 14-16 Siemens Upgrades, Expands VOIP, IP-PBX Vendors Keep Customers Two Cool Technologies, Nov, pp. 22-23 March, p. 63 Satisfied, Dec, pp. 51-52 Will Picture Mail Deliver ARPUs? Dec, Avaya Raises The Bar For IP-PBX Implementing IP Telephony: Lessons pp. 14-15 Platforms, April, pp. 60-62 Learned, Dec, pp. 22-27 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2002 61

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BCR INDEX Index Of BCR Litigation, Anticipation, Perspiration, Mobility Infrastructure Market Falls, June, pp. 66-65 April, p. 14 Contents—2002 Cuts Keep Coming, July, p. 12 Briefing Price Decline Spurs Growth For L3 ACDs (Automatic Call Another Last Mile For Fiber Access, Rxed, July, p. 12 Distributors) Jan, p. 8 Service Providers Get Less Bang For VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, Extranet Security—In For The Long Haul, The Buck, July, p. 12 pp. 54-59 Feb, p. 10 Optical Switch Driven By Lower Capex, Web-Enabled Call Centers—A Progress Video: Nice But Not Necessary? Opex, July, p. 12 Report, July, pp. 38-42 March, pp. 10-12 Mobility And Ethernet Shine Through, Verizon: Going Global, Starting Small, ASPs (Application Service Oct, p. 12 April, p. 12 Providers) Wireless Providers Still Spending, When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 Oct, p. 12 Outsourcing Lessons From the xSPs, Rrewalls Behind The Rrewall, Switching Market Sees Seasonal Jan, pp. 18-21 June, p. 12 Growth, Oct, p. 12 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, VOIP Vs. Rrewalls, July, p. 10 GSM/GPRS/EDGE Prices Drop, Sales Feb, pp. 14-15 WorldCom: Preliminary Prognosis, Rise, Oct, p. 12 CON Business Models—^The Drama Aug, pp. 10-11 Continues, April, pp. 51-57 What Should WorldCom’s Customers Cable Modems Content: A Two-Edged Sword, July, Do? Sept, pp. 10-12 Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, pp. 14-15 Telecom Crunch Hitting Wireless, Too, April, pp. 16-17 Outsourcing Trends In Uncertain Times, Sept, pp. 12-13 July, pp. 28-32 Cabling What Comes After lOGig Ethernet? Networking In The House, AIM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) Oct, p. 10 Nov, pp. 24-25 Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 Cabling For Convergence, Dec, p. 12 Jan, pp. 51-54 SBC Puts A New Spin On VPN, Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, Nov, pp. 12-14 Call Centers pp. 18-20 Outliving Your Enemies, pp. 14-16 VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, Frame Relay: Good For Another Cabling For Convergence, Dec, p. 12 pp. 54-59 10 Years? July, p. 49-54 Verizon Aims For The Enterprise, Dec, Web-Enabled Call Centers—A Progress Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 p. 12 Report, July, pp. 38-42 2003—The Year Of MPLS?, Oct, Business Architecture/Herman Migrating Customers To Self-Service, pp. 8-9 July, pp. 43-46 Of Pioneers And Vultures, Feb, Is Ethernet Headed Down The Rrst Avaya’s CRM Enhancements, July, p. 55 pp. 16-18 Mile? Oct. pp. 42-44 Contact-Center Service Providers: More E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay Than Outsourcing, pp. 44-47 Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 pp. 20-21 ATM Reaches Middle Age, Nov, Web Services—^The Hard Work’s Just Carriers/Service Providers pp. 31-38 Beginning, June, pp. 20-21 Carriers Face Another Tough Year, New Ways To Create BusiROSS Value, Jan, p. 2 BCR Test Aug, pp. 18-19 Another Last Mile For Rber Access, IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting, Making Collaborative Commerce Jan, p. 8 Jan, pp. 29-40 Happen, Oct, pp. 18-19 Measured Use Still Falls Flat, IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, Living Through A Glut, Dec, pp. 20-21 Jan, pp. 14-15 Feb, pp. 48-52 Beyond Basic VPNs, April, pp. 22-29 By The Numbers Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, MPLS: The Making of VWANs? May, Router Growth Gives Glimmer of Hope, Jan, pp. 51-54 pp. 46-49 Jan, p. 10 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, Service Provider Capex Decline Hits Jan, pp. 66-65 June, pp. 40-4^5 WAN Market, Jan, p. 10 Why Packetize Voice In The Access IP Phones: Promises And Pitfalls, Ethernet Switch Price Premium Network? Feb, p. 13 Sept, pp. 36-41 Reduced, Jan, p. 10 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, Cisco Gains Share in 802.11b Market, Feb, pp. 14-15 BCR Virtual Roundtable Jan, p. 10 Unconventional Wisdom About Local Metro Ethernet: Still On The Horizon? Service Provider Spending Still Slow; Competition, Feb, pp. 24-28 June, pp. 28-34 Enterprise May Bounce Back, Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers Billing/Chargeback April, p. 14 Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 Driving Down Communications Costs In DSL Business Case Improving, Critical Year For IP Centrex, Feb, A Tight Economy, June, pp. 54-57 April, p. 14 pp. 58-61 Call Accounting For Converging Increased Enterprise Router Purchases Lull Before The RBOC Storm? Networks, June, p. 56 Push Bandwidth, April, p. 14 March, p. 2 54 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2002 BCR INDEX Index Of BCR Litigation, Anticipation, Perspiration, Mobility Infrastructure Market Falls, June, pp. 66-65 April, p. 14 Contents—2002 Cuts Keep Coming, July, p. 12 Briefing Price Decline Spurs Growth For L3 ACDs (Automatic Call Another Last Mile For Fiber Access, Rxed, July, p. 12 Distributors) Jan, p. 8 Service Providers Get Less Bang For VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, Extranet Security—In For The Long Haul, The Buck, July, p. 12 pp. 54-59 Feb, p. 10 Optical Switch Driven By Lower Capex, Web-Enabled Call Centers—A Progress Video: Nice But Not Necessary? Opex, July, p. 12 Report, July, pp. 38-42 March, pp. 10-12 Mobility And Ethernet Shine Through, Verizon: Going Global, Starting Small, ASPs (Application Service Oct, p. 12 April, p. 12 Providers) Wireless Providers Still Spending, When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 Oct, p. 12 Outsourcing Lessons From the xSPs, Rrewalls Behind The Rrewall, Switching Market Sees Seasonal Jan, pp. 18-21 June, p. 12 Growth, Oct, p. 12 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, VOIP Vs. Rrewalls, July, p. 10 GSM/GPRS/EDGE Prices Drop, Sales Feb, pp. 14-15 WorldCom: Preliminary Prognosis, Rise, Oct, p. 12 CON Business Models—^The Drama Aug, pp. 10-11 Continues, April, pp. 51-57 What Should WorldCom’s Customers Cable Modems Content: A Two-Edged Sword, July, Do? Sept, pp. 10-12 Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, pp. 14-15 Telecom Crunch Hitting Wireless, Too, April, pp. 16-17 Outsourcing Trends In Uncertain Times, Sept, pp. 12-13 July, pp. 28-32 Cabling What Comes After lOGig Ethernet? Networking In The House, AIM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode) Oct, p. 10 Nov, pp. 24-25 Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 Cabling For Convergence, Dec, p. 12 Jan, pp. 51-54 SBC Puts A New Spin On VPN, Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, Nov, pp. 12-14 Call Centers pp. 18-20 Outliving Your Enemies, pp. 14-16 VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, Frame Relay: Good For Another Cabling For Convergence, Dec, p. 12 pp. 54-59 10 Years? July, p. 49-54 Verizon Aims For The Enterprise, Dec, Web-Enabled Call Centers—A Progress Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 p. 12 Report, July, pp. 38-42 2003—The Year Of MPLS?, Oct, Business Architecture/Herman Migrating Customers To Self-Service, pp. 8-9 July, pp. 43-46 Of Pioneers And Vultures, Feb, Is Ethernet Headed Down The Rrst Avaya’s CRM Enhancements, July, p. 55 pp. 16-18 Mile? Oct. pp. 42-44 Contact-Center Service Providers: More E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay Than Outsourcing, pp. 44-47 Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 pp. 20-21 ATM Reaches Middle Age, Nov, Web Services—^The Hard Work’s Just Carriers/Service Providers pp. 31-38 Beginning, June, pp. 20-21 Carriers Face Another Tough Year, New Ways To Create BusiROSS Value, Jan, p. 2 BCR Test Aug, pp. 18-19 Another Last Mile For Rber Access, IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting, Making Collaborative Commerce Jan, p. 8 Jan, pp. 29-40 Happen, Oct, pp. 18-19 Measured Use Still Falls Flat, IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, Living Through A Glut, Dec, pp. 20-21 Jan, pp. 14-15 Feb, pp. 48-52 Beyond Basic VPNs, April, pp. 22-29 By The Numbers Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, MPLS: The Making of VWANs? May, Router Growth Gives Glimmer of Hope, Jan, pp. 51-54 pp. 46-49 Jan, p. 10 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, Service Provider Capex Decline Hits Jan, pp. 66-65 June, pp. 40-4^5 WAN Market, Jan, p. 10 Why Packetize Voice In The Access IP Phones: Promises And Pitfalls, Ethernet Switch Price Premium Network? Feb, p. 13 Sept, pp. 36-41 Reduced, Jan, p. 10 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, Cisco Gains Share in 802.11b Market, Feb, pp. 14-15 BCR Virtual Roundtable Jan, p. 10 Unconventional Wisdom About Local Metro Ethernet: Still On The Horizon? Service Provider Spending Still Slow; Competition, Feb, pp. 24-28 June, pp. 28-34 Enterprise May Bounce Back, Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers Billing/Chargeback April, p. 14 Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 Driving Down Communications Costs In DSL Business Case Improving, Critical Year For IP Centrex, Feb, A Tight Economy, June, pp. 54-57 April, p. 14 pp. 58-61 Call Accounting For Converging Increased Enterprise Router Purchases Lull Before The RBOC Storm? Networks, June, p. 56 Push Bandwidth, April, p. 14 March, p. 2 54 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2002 BCR INDEX Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, What Should WorldCom’s Customers Contract Clauses You Can’t Do Without, pp. 18-20 Do? Sept, pp. 10-12 July, pp. 58-57 Data Pricing: Ready To Deal? March, Telecom Crunch Hitting Wireless, Too, WorldCom: Past Memories, Future pp. 24-27 Sept, pp. 12-13 Scenarios, Aug, pp. 58-56 New Options For The Optical Edge, Can The ILECs Do Anything But Whine? Perverse Pricing, Sept, p. 66 March, pp. 42-47 Sept, pp. 18-19 Coping With Carrier Craziness, Oct, A Long, Sorry Saga, March, pp. 66-65 SLAs: Carrot Or Stick? Sept, pp. 58-60 pp. 66-65 The New Alchemy: Turning Bits Into Perverse Pricing, Sept, p. 66 No Disappearing Act For Independent Gold, April, pp. 10-11 2003—The Year Of MPLS?, Consultants, Nov, pp. 66-65 Verizon: Going Global, Starting Small, Oct, pp. 8-9 “Little” Savings Can Mean A Lot, Dec, April, p. 12 Can The RBOCs Deliver On Data? pp. 66-65 Bandwidth Trading: Down But Not Out, Oct, pp. 32-35 DSL (Digital Subscriber Line) April, pp. 30-34 Financial And Leadership Crisis In Has Metro Ethernet Cooled Down? Telecommunications, Oct, pp. 36-40 Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, April, pp. 36-39 Is Ethernet Headed Down The Rrst April, pp. 16-17 Carriers As Tax Collectors, April, Mile? Oct, pp. 42-44 DSL Has Fallen, But Can It Get Up? pp. 66-65 VPN Services For Site-To-Site June, pp. 14-15 Size Matters, May, p. 4 Connectivity, Oct, pp. 52-55 A Bright Future For DSL, June, When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 Coping With Carrier Craziness, Oct, pp. 15-16 Next-Gen Router Prospects, pp. 66-65 Is Ethernet Headed Down The First May, pp. 16-17 Waiting For The RBOCs, Nov, p. 4 Mile? Oct, pp. 42-44 CLECs: The View Post-Bankruptcy, Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 DSL Deployment: How Much Is Enough? May, pp. 36-40 SBC Puts A New Spin On VPN, Nov, Dec, pp. 38-42 QOS: The Nature Of The Beast, June, pp. 12-14 Ecommerce pp. 8-10 Outliving Your Enemies, Nov, pp. 14-16 External Data Feeds: The New Web Of DSL Has Fallen, But Can It Get Up? Carriers Need More Than A “Haircut,” Trust, Jan, pp. 55-61 June, pp. 14-15 Nov, p. 20 Extranet Security—In For The Long Haul, A Bright Future For DSL, June, MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay Feb, p. 10 pp. 15-16 Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 Of Pioneers And Vultures, Feb, Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 ATM Reaches Middle Age, Nov, pp. 16-18 SIP Services: Slowly Rolling Forward, pp. 31-38 E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, June, pp. 22-27 Carriers Rediscover Enterprise pp. 20-21 Metro Ethernet: Still On The Horizon? Customers, Nov, pp. 40-44 In Search Of The Intelligent, Profitable June, pp. 28-34 Transforming The ILECs—Part I, Dec, Network Edge, May, pp. 10-11 pp. 18-19 Playing The T1 Access Game, June, Web Services—The Hard Work’s Just DSL Deployment: How Much Is Enough? pp. 35-39 Beginning, June, pp. 20-21 Dec, pp. 38-42 Network Reliability—Buy As Many Nines Making Collaborative Commerce Carrier Network Management: Less Is As You Need, June, p. 53 Happen, Oct, pp. 18-19 More, Dec, pp. 8-10 The RBOCs: Why We Rght, July, p. 4 Policy-Based E-Business Networks Content: A Two-Edged Sword, Conferencing Maximize ROI, Oct, pp. 56-59 July, pp. 14-15 Web Conferencing From Polycom, Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 Voice Services Pricing: How Low Can Jan, p. 62 How Web Services Will Launch The They Go? July, pp. 24-27 Video: Nice But Not Necessary? “Diff Serv” Era, Nov, pp. 54-56 A Tale Of Two Decisions, July, March, pp. 10-12 Microsoft’s .NET Framework: New pp. 47-48 The Rise Of Rich Media And Real-Time Platform For Software Development, Frame Relay: Good For Another 10 Conferencing, March, pp. 53-57 Nov, pp. 57-61 Years? July, p. 49-54 Videoconferencing—The Next Leg Up, Contract Clauses You Can’t Do Without, April, pp. 58-59 Ethernet July, pp. 58-57 Has Metro Ethernet Cooled Down? WorldCom: No Pat Answers, Consultant’s Corner/Kuehn April, pp. 36-39 Aug, pp. 8-9 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, Jan, Ethernet and Disruptive Pricing, WorldCom: Preliminary Prognosis, pp. 66-65 June, p. 4 Aug, pp. 10-11 Telecom Africa—Lessons Learned, Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 Mobile Wireless Opportunities, Feb, pp. 66-65 Metro Ethernet: Still On The Horizon? Aug, pp. 16-17 A Long, Sorry Saga, March, pp. 66-65 June, pp. 28-34 What Is The Future Of WorldCom’s Carriers As Tax Collectors, April, Ethernet Moves Upstream, Aug, p. 12 Fiber? Aug, pp. 20-22 pp. 66-65 Whither 10-Gig Ethernet? Aug, WorldCom: Past Memories, Future VOIP’s Coming—Like It Or Not, May, pp. 44-47 Scenarios, Aug, pp. 58-56 pp. 66-65 Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 All Right, John Sidgmore, Now I Am Litigation, Anticipation, Perspiration, What Comes After 10-Gig Ethernet? Scared, Sept, pp. 8-9 June, pp. 66-65 Oct, p. 10 BUSINE.SS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2(X)2 55 BCR INDEX Is Ethernet Headed Down The First Blue Coat: Cache Flow’s New Name, IP Phones: Promises And Pitfalls, Mile? Oct, pp. 42-44 New Focus, Sept, p. 62 Sept, pp. 36-41 Outliving Your Enemies, Nov, pp. 14-16 Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 Call Processing Fail-Over In IP-PBXs, Networking In The House, Nov, Two Cool Technologies, Nov, pp. 22-23 Sept, pp. 42-47 pp. 24-25 This Is Your Father’s Performance After IP-PBX Implementations: Lessons From All! Nov, pp. 46-47 The Field, Oct, pp. 26-30 Frame Relay How Web Services Will Launch The Nortel Improves Succession CSE 1000, Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, “Diff Serv” Era, Nov, pp. 54-56 Oct, pp. 60-62 Jan, pp. 51-54 IP-PBX Keep Customers Satisfied, Dec, Data Pricing: Ready To Deal? March, IP (Internet Protocol) pp. 51-52 pp. 24-27 Optimizing Multi-Homed Connections, Implementing IP Telephony: Lessons Frame Relay: Good For Another 10 Jan. pp. 22-27 Learned, Dec, pp. 22-27 Years? July, p. 49-54 Can The RBOCs Deliver On Data? Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, E-911 And VOIP Systems, Dec, pp. Oct, pp. 32-35 Jan, pp. 51-54 28-30 Enterprise Network Strategy After The ATM Reaches Middle Age, Nov, Bubble, Feb, pp. 36-40 ISPs (Internet Service pp. 31-38 My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, April, Providers) Carriers Rediscover Enterprise pp. 46-48 Measured Use Still Falls Flat, Jan, Customers, Nov, pp. 40-44 Do-It-Yourself VPNs, May, pp. 28-32 pp. 14-15 IMHO QOS: The Nature Of The Beast, June, Optimizing Multi-Homed Connections, Why Packetize Voice In The Access pp. 8-10 Jan. pp. 22-27 Network? Feb, p. 13 WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, Can We Light Fiber’s Fire? Feb, pp. 8-9 Rate Your Responsiveness, March, June, pp. 40-45 Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, pp. 14-16 IP Strives To Match TDM’s Reliability, pp. 18-20 Network Reliability—Buy As Many Nines June, pp. 46-52 CDN Business Models—The Drama As You Need, June, p. 53 Frame Relay: Good For Another 10 Continues, April, pp. 51-57 Ethernet Moves Upstream, Aug, p. 12 Years? July, p. 49-54 Next-Gen Router Prospects, PKI Is Dead. Long Live PKI, Dec, Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 May, pp. 16-17 pp. 16-17 Will Route Control Change The Internet? Content: A Two-Edged Sword, International Issues Sept, pp. 20-24 July, pp. 14-15 Zero Configuration Networks, Oct, Mobile Wireless Opportunities, Telecom Africa—Lessons Learned, pp. 14-16 Feb, pp. 66-65 Aug, pp. 16-17 Can The RBOCs Deliver On Data? Oct, Global Front-Runners Tie Nets To All Right, John Sidgmore, Now I Am pp. 32-35 Business, March, pp. 58-61 Scared, Sept, pp. 8-9 VPN Services For Site-To-Site Verizon: Going Global, Starting Small, Connectivity, Oct, pp. 52-55 Management Issues/Trends April, p. 12 Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 Give ’’Em What They Want, Jan, p. 4 Internet Infrastructure How Web Services Will Launch The Innovation Returns To The Enterprise Optimizing Multi-Homed Connections, “Diff Serv” Era, Nov, pp. 54-56 Network, Jan, pp. 12-13 Jan. pp. 22-27 IP-PBXs/PBXs New Values For New Times, Jan, Can We Light Fiber’s Fire? Feb, pp. 8-9 pp. 16-17 IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting, Jan, Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, Outsourcing Lessons From the xSPs, pp. 29-40 pp. 18-20 Jan, pp. 18-21 IP: Only Bright Spot In A Down PBX New Options For The Optical Edge, Email Tampering—This Time, The Good Market, Jan, pp. 42-45 March, pp. 42-47 Guys Won, Jan, pp. 46-48 Confessions Of An IP-PBX Salesman, My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, External Data Feeds: The New Web Of April, pp. 46-48 March, pp. 35-38 Trust, Jan, pp. 55-61 Do-It-Yourself VPNs, May, pp. 28-32 Considerations For An IP-PBX 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, Web Services—The Hard Work’s Just Evaluation, March, pp. 39-41 Jan, pp. 66-65 Beginning, June, pp. 20-21 Avaya Raises The Bar For IP-PBX Enterprise Network Strategy After The Understanding How Users View Platforms, April, pp. 60-62 Bubble, Feb, pp. 36-40 Application Performance, Reality Check On Five-Nines, May, Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers July, pp. 8-9 pp. 22-27 Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 What Is The Future Of WorldCom’s Citel—Interworking IP And Proprietary Critical Year For IP Centrex, Feb, Fiber? Aug, pp. 20-22 PBX Phones, May, pp. 60-61 pp. 58-61 Net-Net: Net-Not? Sept, p. 2 NEC’s New IP-PBX Offerings, May, Data Pricing: Ready To Deal? March, All Right, John Sidgmore, Now I Am pp. 61-62 pp. 24-27 Scared, Sept, pp. 8-9 Survey: VOIP Moves Beyond Cost- Confessions Of An IP-PBX Salesman, Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 Cutting, July, pp. 33-37 March, pp. 35-38 Will Route Control Change The Internet? Contract Clauses You Can’t Do Without, Considerations For An IP-PBX Sept, pp. 20-24 July, pp. 58-57 Evaluation, March, pp. 39-41 56 BL'SINES.S COMMUNICATION.S REVIEW / DEC 2(H)2 BCR INDEX Linux Turns Ten: Rnding A Home In Making Collaborative Commerce Bandwidth Trading: Down But Not Out, Corporate America, March, Happen, Oct, pp. 18-19 April, pp. 30-34 pp. 48-52 IP-PBX Implementations: Lessons From Has Metro Ethernet Cooled Down? Global Front-Runners Tie Nets To The Reid, Oct, pp. 26-30 April, pp. 36-39 Business^ March, pp. 58-61 Can The RBOCs Deliver On Data? Oct, CDN Business Models—The Drama E-Enabling Ybur Enterprise, April, pp. 32-35 Continues, April, pp. 51-57 pp. 20-21 Financial And Leadership Crisis In Avaya Raises The Bar For IP-PBX Videoconferencing—The Next Leg Up, Telecommunications, Oct, pp. 36-40 Platforms, April, pp. 60-62 April, pp. 58-59 Security And Peer-To-Peer Applications, Next-Gen Router Prospects, Do-It-Yourself VPNs, May, pp. 28-32 Oct, pp. 45-51 May, pp. 16-17 Intrusion Detection...Or Prevention? Policy-Based E-Business Networks Playing The T1 Access Game, May, pp. 42-45 Maximize ROI, Oct, pp. 56-59 June, pp. 35-39 Network Management Tools And Trends, Coping With Carrier Craziness, Oct, Partnerships—Life And Death For May, pp. 50-53 pp. 66-65 Convergence Vendors, June, VOIP's Coming—Like It Or Not, May, No Disappearing Act For Independent pp. 58-61 pp. 66-65 Consultants, Nov, pp. 66-65 Voice Services Pricing: How Low Can Playing The T1 Access Game, June, “Little” Savings Can Mean A Lot, Dec, They Go? July, pp. 24-27 pp. 66-65 Frame Relay: Good For Another 10 pp. 35-39 Years? July, p. 49-54 Best Practices For Securing Enterprise WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, Ethernet Moves Upstream, Aug, p. 12 Networks, Dec, pp. 32-37 June, pp. 40-45 Variations on 802.11, Aug, pp. 36-39 Driving Down Communications Costs In Market Spotlight Whither lOGig Ethernet? Aug, A Tight Economy, June, pp. 54-57 Declines In Enterprise And Service pp. 44-47 Call Accounting For Converging Provider Equipment Market Appear To What Comes After 10-Gig Ethernet? Networks, June, p. 56 Be Slowing, Feb, p. 12 Oct, p. 10 Partnerships—Life And Death For Growth Stays Stalled: Market Indicators Is Ethernet Headed Down The Rrst Convergence Vendors, June, Point To A Gradual Recovery, May, Mile? Oct, pp. 42-44 pp. 58-61 p. 14 Looming, Long-Term Battles, Nov, p. 2 Litigation, Anticipation, Perspiration, Steady As She Goes In The Networking Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 June, pp. 66-65 Equipment Market, Aug, pp. 14-15 Outliving Your Enemies, Nov, pp. 14-16 Voice Services Pricing: How Low Can The Recovery: Are We There Yet? Carriers Need More Than A “Haircut,” They Go? July, pp. 24-27 Nov, p. 18 Nov, p. 20 Outsourcing Trends In Uncertain Times, Networking In The House, Nov, Market Trends July, pp. 28-32 pp. 24-25 Survey: VOIP Moves Beyond Cost- Measured Use Still Falls Flat, Jan, MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay Cutting, July, pp. 33-37 pp. 14-15 Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 Migrating Customers To Self-Service, New Values For New Times, Jan, ATM Reaches Middle Age, Nov, pp. 16-17 pp. 31-38 July, pp. 43-46 IP: Only Bright Spot In A Down PBX Carriers Rediscover Enterprise Contract Clauses You Can’t Do Without, Market, Jan, pp. 42-45 Customers, Nov, pp. 40-44 July, pp. 58-57 Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, VOIP Apps: Not Driving, But Along For Thinking Beyond Market Turmoil, Jan, pp. 51-54 The Ride, Nov, pp. 48-53 Aug, p. 2 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, Jan, No Disappearing Act For Independent New Ways To Create Business Value, pp. 66-65 Consultants, Nov, pp. 66-6 Aug, pp. 18-19 Of Pioneers And Vultures, Feb, Living Through A Glut, Dec, pp. 20-21 Implementing A SAN, Aug, pp. 24-28 pp. 16-18 Messaging Making Wireless LANs Work For You, Unconventional Wisdom About Local Aug, pp. 30-34 Competition, Feb, pp. 24-28 Email Tampering—This Time, The Good Policy-Based Network Management: Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers Guys Won, Jan, pp. 46-48 Finally? Aug, pp. 48-51 Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 What Should WorldCom’s Customers Apple Computer—A Rebel Without A Where Oh Where, Oh Wireless, July, Do? Sept, pp. 10-12 Clue, March, pp. 22-23 pp. 19-21 Can The ILECs Do Anything But Whine? Who Put The Con In Convergence? MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Sept, pp. 18-19 March, pp. 28-32 Switching) Confessions Of An IP-PBX Salesman, Understanding Wireless LAN MPLS’ Newest Application: Layer-2 March, pp. 35-38 Vulnerabilities, Sept, pp. 26-32 VPNs, Feb, pp. 29-35 Linux Turns Ten: Rnding A Home In Traffic Engineering For Voice Over IP, Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, Corporate America, March, Sept, pp. 54-57 pp. 18-20 pp. 48-52 SLAs: Carrot Or Stick? Sept, pp. 58-60 Commoditization, Innovation and My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, Perverse Pricing, Sept, p. 66 Enterprise Nets, April, p. 6 April, pp. 46-48 Zero Configuration Networks, Oct, The New Alchemy: Turning Bits Into MPLS: The Making of VWANs? May, pp. 14-16 Gold, April, pp. 10-11 pp. 46-49 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2(K)2 57 / BCR INDEX Frame Relay: Good For Another 10 Number One Hundred, Sept, pp. 14-16 Network Forecasts/Seveik Years? July, p. 49-54 Zero Configuration Networks, Oct, Innovation Returns To The Enterprise Ethernet Moves Upstream, Aug, p. 12 pp. 14-16 Network, Jan, pp. 12-13 2003—The Year Of MPLS?, Oct, Two Cool Technologies, Nov, pp. 22-23 The Pitfalls Of Scaling VOIP, March, pp. 8-9 Transforming The ILECs—Part I, Dec, pp. 8-9 VPN Services For Site-To-Site pp. 18-19 In Search Of The Intelligent, Profitable Connectivity, Oct, pp. 52-55 Network Edge, May, pp. 10-11 MPLS; New Foundation Or Next Overlay Network Architecture/Design Understanding How Users View Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 Optimizing Multi-Homed Connections, Application Performance, July, Network/Application Jan. pp. 22-27 pp. 8-9 Performance External Data Feeds: The New Web Of All Right, John Sidgmore, Now I Am Optimizing Multi-Homed Connections, Trust, Jan, pp. 55-61 Scared, Sept, pp. 8-9 Jan. pp. 22-27 How Many Boxes Does It Take To Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 Visual Networks’ IP Performance Access The WAN? Feb, pp. 20-23 Monitoring Tools, Feb, pp. 62-63 Global Front-Runners Tie Nets To Network Management The Pitfalls Of Scaling VOIP, March, Business, March, pp. 58-61 IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, pp. 8-9 E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, Feb, pp. 48-52 Rate Your Responsiveness, March, pp. 20-21 Visual Networks’ IP Performance pp. 14-16 CDN Business Models—The Drama Monitoring Tools, Feb, pp. 62-63 De-Mystifying Five-Nines, May, p. 6 Continues, April, pp. 51-57 Network Management Tools And Trends, Reality Check On Five-Nines, May, In Search Of The Intelligent, Profitable May, pp. 50-53 pp. 22-27 Network Edge, May, pp. 10-11 WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, Firewalls Behind The Firewall, June, June, pp. 40-45 June, pp. 40-45 p. 12 IP Strives To Match TDM’s Reliability, IP Strives To Match TDM’s Reliability, SIP Services: Slowly Rolling Forward, June, pp. 46-52 June, pp. 22-27 June, pp. 46-52 Network Reliability—Buy As Many Nines IP Strives To Match TDM’s Reliability, Policy-Based Network Management: As You Need, June, p. 53 June, pp. 46-52 Finally? Aug, pp. 48-51 Understanding How Users View Network Reliability—Buy As Many Nines Zero Configuration Networks, Oct, Application Performance, July, As You Need, June, p. 53 pp. 14-16 pp. 8-9 VOIP Vs. Firewalls, July, p. 10 Policy-Based Network Management: Implementing A SAN, Aug, pp. 24-28 Networking Intelligence/Finneran Finally? Aug, pp. 48-51 Making Wireless LANs Work For You, New Values For New Times, Jan, Call Processing Fail-Over In IP-PBXs, Aug, pp. 30-34 pp. 16-17 Sept, pp. 42-47 Will Route Control Change The Internet? Apple Computer—A Rebel Without A Packetized Voice: It’s The Software, Sept, pp. 20-24 Clue, March, pp. 22-23 Stupid! Sept, pp. 48-53 Call Processing Fail-Over In IP-PBXs, Fiber’s Bonfire Of The Vanities, May, SLAs: Carrot Or Stick? Sept, pp. 58-60 Sept, pp. 42-47 pp. 18-20 Blue Coat: Cache Flow’s New Name, QOS: Once Impossible, Now Inevitable? Where Oh Where, Oh Wireless, July, New Focus, Sept, p. 62 Oct, pp. 20-24 pp. 19-21 Policy-Based E-Business Networks Security And Peer-To-Peer Applications, Can The ILECs Do Anything But Whine? Maximize ROI, Oct, pp. 56-59 Oct, pp. 45-51 Sept, pp. 18-19 Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 Policy-Based E-Business Networks Networking In The House, Nov, This Is Your Father’s Performance After Maximize ROI, Oct, pp. 56-59 All! Nov, pp. 46-47 Accelerating Ecommerce, Nov, pp. 8-9 pp. 24-25 Network Architect/Passmore SBC Puts A New Spin On VPN, Nov, pp. 12-14 Optical Networking Measured Use Still Falls Flat, Another Last Mile For Fiber Access, Jan, pp. 14-15 Jan, p. 8 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, Network Crossroads/Nolle Can We Light Fiber’s Fire? Feb, pp. 8-9 Feb, pp. 14-15 Can We Light Fiber’s Fire? Feb, pp. 8-9 New Options For The Optical Edge, Can MPLS Replace ATM? March, The New Alchemy: Turning Bits Into March, pp. 42-47 pp. 18-20 Gold, April, pp. 10-11 All Fibered Up, And Nowhere To Go, Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, April, pp. 16-17 QOS; The Nature Of The Beast, April, p. 4 Next-Gen Router Prospects, May, June, pp. 8-10 Has Metro Ethernet Cooled Down? pp. 16-17 WorldCom; No Pat Answers, April, pp. 36-39 Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 Aug, pp. 8-9 Optical Technology Update, April, Content: A Two-Edged Sword, July, 2003—The Year Of MPLS?, Oct, pp. 40-45 pp. 14-15 pp. 8-9 Fiber’s Bonfire Of The Vanities, Mobile Wireless Opportunities, Aug, Carrier Network Management: Less May, pp. 18-20 pp. 16-17 More, Dec, pp. 8-10 Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 58 BUSINES.S COMMUNICATION.S REVIEW / DEC 2(X)2 BCR INDEX Metro Ethernet; Still On The Horizon? Packetized Voice: It’s The Software, Next-Gen Compression From Peribit, June, pp. 28-34 Stupid! Sept, pp. 48-53 May, pp. 62-63 What Is The Future Of WorldCom’s Traffic Engineering For Voice Over IP, Nortel Aims For The Enterprise, Fiber? Aug. pp. 20-22 Sept, pp. 54-57 June, p. 62 MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay QOS: Once Impossible, Now Inevitable? Avaya’s CRM Enhancements, July, p. 55 Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 Oct, pp. 20-24 Next-Gen VOIP Tester From IP-PBX Implementations: Lessons From Hammer/Empirix, Aug, p. 52 Outsourcing The Field, Oct, pp. 26-30 Foundry Upgrades For Convergence, Outsourcing Lessons From the xSPs, Nortel Improves Succession CSE 1000 Aug, pp. 52-53 Jan, pp. 18-21 Oct, pp. 60-62 Blue Coat: Cache Flow’s New Name, External Data Feeds; The New Web Of Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 New Focus, Sept, p. 62 Trust, Jan, pp. 55-61 VOIP Apps: Not Driving, But Along For Nortel Improves Succession CSE 1000, 2002: Year Of The Conundrum, The Ride, Nov, pp. 48-53 Oct, pp. 60-62 Jan, pp. 66-65 Cisco’s Switch-Based Security Modules, Outsourcing Trends In Uncertain Times, PBXs Oct, pp. 62-63 July, pp. 28-32 see IP-PBX listing Nortel Networks’ Switched Firewall, Contact-Center Service Providers; More Nov, pp. 62-63 Than Outsourcing. Dec, pp. 44-47 Private Lines Alcatel Expands OmniSwitch Line, Access Services Roll Ahead—Slowly, Dec, p. 62 Packetized Voice Jan, pp. 51-54 NetlQ Adds VOIP Diagnostics, IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting. Jan, Private Lines’ Enduring Appeal, Dec, p. 62 pp. 29-40 March, p. 4 IP: Only Bright Spot In A Down PBX Data Pricing: Ready To Deal? March, Protocols Market. Jan, pp. 42-45 pp. 24-27 MPLS’ Newest Application: Layer-2 Why Packetize Voice In The Access Playing The T1 Access Game, June, VPNs, Feb, pp. 29-35 Network? Feb, p. 13 pp. 35-39 E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, Carriers Rediscover Enterprise pp. 20-21 Feb, pp. 14-15 Customers, Nov, pp. 40-44 VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, May, pp. 54-59 Feb, pp. 48-52 Product Comparisons Sipping the SIP Kool-Aid, June, p. 2 Are IP Phones For You? Feb, pp. 54-57 IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting, Jan, Web Services—The Hard Work’s Just Critical Year For IP Centrex, pp. 29-40 Beginning, June, pp. 20-21 Feb, pp. 58-61 IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, SIP Services: Slowly Rolling Forward, The Pitfalls Of Scaling VOIP, March, Feb, pp. 48-52 June, pp. 22-27 pp. 8-9 Beyond Basic VPNs, April, pp. 22-29 Metro Ethernet: Still On The Horizon? Confessions Of An IP-PBX Salesman, MPLS: The Making of VWANs? May, June, pp. 28-34 March, pp. 35-38 pp. 46-49 VOIP Vs. Rrewalls, July, p. 10 Considerations For An IP-PBX Network Management Tools And Trends, New Ways To Create Business Value, Evaluation, March, pp. 39-41 May, pp. 50-53 Aug, pp. 18-19 Avaya’s VOIP Over VPN, March, WAN Watchers: Testing The Testers, VOIP Apps: Not Driving, But Along For pp. 62-63 June, pp. 40-45 The Ride, Nov, pp. 48-53 Siemens Upgrades, Expands VOIP, How Web Services Will Launch The March, p. 63 Product Review “Diff Serv” Era, Nov, pp. 54-56 Avaya Raises The Bar For IP-PBX Web Conferencing From Polycom, Public Interest Platforms, April, pp. 60-62 Jan, p. 62 Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, Reality Check On Five-Nines, May, Visual Networks’ IP Performance April, pp. 16-17 pp. 22-27 Monitoring Tools, Feb, pp. 62-63 Carriers As Tax Collectors, April, Citel—Interworking IP And Proprietary Foundry’s Fastiron Gets Bigger, pp. 66-65 PBX Phones, May, pp. 60-61 Feb, p. 63 When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 NEC’s New IP-PBX Offerings, May, Avaya’s VOIP Over VPN, March, CLECs: The View Post-Bankruptcy, pp. 61-62 pp. 62-63 May, pp. 36-40 VOIP’s Coming—Like It Or Not, May, Siemens Upgrades, Expands VOIP, A Tale Of Two Decisions, July, pp. 66-65 March, p. 63 pp. 47-48 Nortel Aims For The Enterprise, June, Avaya Raises The Bar For IP-PBX WorldCom: No Pat Answers, Aug, p. 62 Platforms, April, pp. 60-62 pp. 8-9 IP Phones: Promises And Pitfalls, Citel—Interworking IP And Proprietary WorldCom: Preliminary Prognosis, Sept, pp. 36-41 PBX Phones, May, pp. 60-61 Aug, pp. 10-11 Call Processing Fail-Over In IP-PBXs, NEC’s New IP-PBX Offerings, May, What Is The Future Of WorldCom’s Sept, pp. 42-47 pp. 61-62 Rber? 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Sept, pp. 58-60 My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, April, Rate Your Responsiveness, March, pp. 46-48 Speech Recognition pp. 14-16 Next-Gen Router Prospects, May, VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, April, pp. 16-17 pp. 54-59 pp. 46-48 Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 Next-Gen Compression From Peribit, Will Route Control Change The Internet? Standards May, pp. 62-63 Sept, pp. 20-24 MPLS’ Newest Application: Layer-2 QOS: The Nature Of The Beast, VPN Services For Site-To-Site VPNs, Feb, pp. 29-35 June, pp. 8-10 Connectivity, Oct, pp. 52-55 E-Enabling Your Enterprise, April, Policy-Based Network Management: Adtran Debuts Access Router, Oct, pp. 20-21 Finally? Aug, pp. 48-51 p. 63 VoiceXML And The Future of SALT, May, QOS: Once Impossible, Now Inevitable? 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Competition, Feb, pp. 24-28 Oct, pp. 8-9 May, pp. 42-45 Lobby Hollywood, Not Washington, What Comes After 10-Gig Ethernet? Had A Security Physical Lately? May, April, pp. 16-17 Oct, p. 10 pp. 44-45 Carriers As Tax Collectors, April, Zero Configuration Networks, Oct, Firewalls Behind The Firewall, pp. 66-65 pp. 14-16 June, p. 12 When Monopolists Collide, May, p. 12 VOIP Apps: Not Driving, But Along For Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 Fiber’s Bonfire Of The Vanities, May, The Ride, Nov, pp. 48-53 VOIP Vs. Firewalls, July, p. 10 pp. 18-20 How Web Services Will Launch The Making Wireless LANs Work For You, CLECs: The View Post-Bankruptcy, May, Aug, pp. 30-34 “Diff Serv” Era, Nov, pp. 54-56 pp. 36-40 Variations on 802.11, Aug, pp. 36-39 A Tale Of Two Decisions, July, Understanding Wireless LAN Storage Networking pp. 47-48 Vulnerabilities, Sept, pp. 26-32 Implementing A SAN, Aug, pp. 24-28 Which Watchdog For Telecom? Aug, p. 4 Packetized Voice: It’s The Software, WorldCom: No Pat Answers, Aug, Stupid! Sept, pp. 48-53 Switches/Switching pp. 8-9 Blue Coat: Cache Flow’s New Name, Technology WorldCom: Preliminary Prognosis, Aug, New Focus, Sept, p. 62 Foundry’s Fastiron Gets Bigger, pp. 10-11 No Free Lunch, Oct, p. 2 Feb, p. 63 What Is The Future Of WorldCom’s Security And Peer-To-Peer Applications, Optical Technology Update, April, Fiber? Aug, pp. 20-22 Oct, pp. 45-51 pp. 40-45 WorldCom: Past Memories, Future Policy-Based E-Business Networks Nortel Aims For The Enterprise, Scenarios, Aug, pp. 58-56 Maximize ROI, Oct, pp. 56-59 June, p. 62 Telecom Crunch Hitting Wireless, Too, Cisco’s Switch-Based Security Modules, Foundry Upgrades For Convergence, Sept, pp. 12-13 Oct, pp. 62-63 Aug, pp. 52-53 Can The ILECs Do Anything But Whine? 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Feb, p. 13 pp. 14-15 SIP Services: Slowly Rolling Forward, Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, Feb, pp. 14-15 June, pp. 22-27 Video Voice Services Pricing: How Low Can IP Strives To Match TDM’s Reliability, They Go? July, pp. 24-27 Video; Nice But Not Necessary? June, pp. 46-52 March, pp. 10-12 Call Accounting For Converging VPNs (Virtual Private Net¬ The Rise Of Rich Media And Real-Time Networks, June, p. 56 works) Conferencing, March, pp. 53-57 Partnerships—Life And Death For External Data Feeds: The New Web Of Videoconferencing—The Next Leg Up, Convergence Vendors, June, Trust, Jan, pp. 55-61 April, pp. 58-59 pp. 58-61 How Many Boxes Does It Take To Nortel Aims For The Enterprise, Access The WAN? Feb, pp. 20-23 Voice 2002 (a supplement to June, p. 62 MPLS’ Newest Application: Layer-2 the February issue of BCR) VOIP “Hype" Gap Slowly Closing, VPNs, Feb, pp. 29-35 IP-PBXs: Multifaceted Management, July, p. 2 Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers Feb, pp. 48-52 VOIP Vs. Firewalls, July, p. 10 Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 Are IP Phones For You? Feb, pp. 54-57 Content: A Two-Edged Sword, July, Avaya’s VOIP Over VPN, March, Critical Year For IP Centrex, Feb, pp. 14-15 pp. 62-63 pp. 58-61 Survey: VOIP Moves Beyond Beyond Basic VPNs, April, pp. 22-29 Cost-Cutting, July, pp. 33-37 My Beloved IP Is Getting Trashed, April, Voice-Data Convergence Web-Enabled Call Centers—A Progress pp. 46-48 IP-PBXs: Ready and Waiting, Jan, Report, July, pp. 38-42 Do-It-Yourself VPNs, May, pp. 28-32 pp. 29-40 Next-Gen VOIP Tester From MPLS: The Making of VWANs? May, IP: Only Bright Spot In A Down PBX Hammer/Empirix, Aug, p. 52 pp. 46-49 Market, Jan, pp. 42-45 Foundry Upgrades For Convergence, Nortel Aims For The Enterprise, Luddites Or Skeptics?, Feb, p. 2 Aug, pp. 52-53 June, p. 62 Getting Rid Of The Phone Company, VOIP’s New Old Problems, Sept, p. 4 VPN Services For Site-To-Site Feb, pp. 14-15 IP Phones: Promises And Pitfalls, Sept, Connectivity, Oct, pp. 52-55 Multiservice VPNs: What Can Carriers pp. 36-41 SBC Puts A New Spin On VPN, Nov, Deliver? Feb, pp. 41-45 Call Processing Fail-Over In IP-PBXs, pp. 12-14 IP-PBXs; Multifaceted Management, Sept, pp. 42-47 MPLS: New Foundation Or Next Overlay Feb, pp. 48-52 Packetized Voice: It’s The Software, Network? Nov, pp. 26-30 Are IP Phones For You? Feb, pp. 54-57 Stupid! Sept, pp. 48-53 Critical Year For IP Centrex, Feb, Traffic Engineering For Voice Over IP, Wireless pp. 58-61 Sept, pp. 54-57 Enterprising Changes, June, pp. 18-19 The Pitfalls Of Scaling VOIP, March, Converging Technologies And Where Oh Where, Oh Wireless, July, pp. 8-9 Organizations, Oct, p. 4 pp. 19-21 Who Put The Con In Convergence? QOS: Once Impossible, Now Inevitable? Mobile Wireless Opportunities, March, pp. 28-32 Oct, pp. 20-24 Aug, pp. 16-17 Confessions Of An IP-PBX Salesman, IP-PBX Implementations; Lessons From Making Wireless LANs Work For You, March, pp. 35-38 The Field, Oct, pp. 26-30 Aug, pp. 30-34 Considerations For An IP-PBX Nortel Improves Succession CSE 1000, Variations on 802.11, Aug, pp. 36-39 Evaluation, March, pp. 39-41 Oct, pp. 60-62 Telecom Crunch Hitting Wireless, Too, The Rise Of Rich Media And Real-Time Softswitch R.I.P.? Nov, pp. 10-12 Sept, pp. 12-13 Conferencing, March, pp. 53-57 Outliving Your Enemies, Nov, pp. 14-16 Understanding Wireless LAN Avaya’s VOIP Over VPN, March, VOIP Apps: Not Driving, But Along For Vulnerabilities, Sept, pp. 26-32 pp. 62-63 The Ride, Nov, pp. 48-53 Outliving Your Enemies, Nov, pp. 14-16 Siemens Upgrades, Expands VOIP, IP-PBX Vendors Keep Customers Two Cool Technologies, Nov, pp. 22-23 March, p. 63 Satisfied, Dec, pp. 51-52 Will Picture Mail Deliver ARPUs? Dec, Avaya Raises The Bar For IP-PBX Implementing IP Telephony: Lessons pp. 14-15 Platforms, April, pp. 60-62 Learned, Dec, pp. 22-27 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS REVIEW / DEC 2002 61

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