Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers


Creating a Wireless Office

By Ellen DePasquale |  Oct 1, 2007

No cables attached means interoffice mobility that can increase comfort, convenience, and productivity.  Read story

Collision Course

By Gerard J. Holzmann |  Mar 15, 1996

A primer on how train wrecks of the past paved the way for safe data transfer today.  Read story

What's Next: The Next Next Big Thing

By Robert X. Cringely |  Mar 1, 2003

Were you thinking that the innovations of the Internet age are over?  Read story

Contributors

By Inc Staff |  Oct 1, 2008

Ten years ago, Don Steinberg was sent a CD-ROM with a program that let you play guitar on your computer. He tried it for 20 minutes, shov...  Read story

Why Go Wireless?

By Derek Johnson and Luke Slymen |  Oct 1, 2004

Going wireless is about the bottom line. A 2003 study Conducted by NOP World Technology on Behalf of Cisco Systems showed that adopting a Wireless Local A...  Read story

Cutting the Cord

By Anne Stuart |  Mar 15, 2001

Wireless workplaces save time and money, and promote mobility -- but, as companies like WebLinc are finding out, they can create new headaches as well.  Read story

Entrepreneurship Honor Roll *

Sep 1, 1982

OUTSTANDING LEADERS Democrats LaFalce, John J. (N.Y.) Mitchell, Parren J. (Md.) Smith, Neal (Iowa) Bedell, Berkley (Iowa)Read story

Local Area Networks (LANs)

Related Terms: Wide Area Networks I...  Read story

Pint-size Computers

By Abby Solomon |  Mar 1, 1983

As of now, most portable computers are more deadweight than lightweight. Still, if you are looking for a complete business machine to go home to office, you ...  Read story

Meet the Bill Gates of Ghana

By Max Chafkin |  Oct 1, 2008

Brash, ambitious, and optimistic, Herman Chinery-Hesse has already accomplished what many considered impossible -- building a thriving tech business in his n...  Read story

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