3Com SA has introduced the AirConnect 11Mbps wireless local area network solution, which is designed to extend organisations` networks.
Novell has launched ManageWise 2.7, the latest version of its network management software designed to help organisations monitor and manage cross-platform networks from a single location.
Duxbury Networking, in association with its principal, BreezeCOM, has released BreezeACCESS, a new IP broadband wireless local loop data and voice solution targeted at VPNs and ISPs.
Lucent Technologies has launched the MAX 3000, a remote access concentrator with multi-service application and virtual private network support.
Woolworths has entered into a co-sourcing contract with Dimension Data in which its subsidiaries, DiData Networking and DNS Networking, will operate, manage and support the Woolworths network.
According to Synergy Research Group, 3Com is the number one equipment vendor with 100% market share in the desktop packet telephony market.
Lucent Technologies has introduced VPN Gateway 2.0, an enhanced version of its secure virtual private networking (VPN) solution, which will enable customers to build secure VPN services.
Cabletron Systems has launched the SmartSwitch 1500, an integrated access device that provides ATM connectivity and voice, video and data integration.
Lucent Technologies has introduced the SuperPipe 95 and SuperPipe 155 multi-service data, voice and video access routers.
D-Link, a supplier of network products, has announced its 16/24-port unmanaged 10/100Mbps switches, which allow users to plug any port to either a 10Mbps or 100Mbps network.
VERITAS Software says its Backup Exec 8.5 will offer support for Novell`s NetWare 5.1, which will include data-protection for Web servers and mission-critical systems.
Symantec says it will work with resellers to develop Pathway Transition Service, an anti-virus transition service for corporate organisations.
With Infiniti in liquidation after creditors lost patience, the profitable companies that jumped ship are emerging. Pin-Point Networking has been reborn as Dynamic Information Networks (DIN) and says it is ready to resume business.