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The increasing demand by users for faster, more reliable communications strains current technology.
And users similarly demand transparent connectivity. They generally don't care how the information gets to them...
they just want it when they want it. That demand brings with it a renewed obligation on the part of system designers
to investigate alternative ways to deliver signal to users. Current systems, like LANs connected to backbone networks,
may no longer be the best choice.
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 Campus Communications Infrastructure Overview
 Collapsed Backbone & Switching
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Guy Jones, the Director of Technology at George Washington University, is one of the leaders in adopting current and new technology to design systems to meet the needs of the ever increasing numbers of network users, Guy is currently responsible for the installation of a state-of-the-art fiber-to-the-desktop ATM-based campus network at the University, and is one of the leaders in designing systems to meet the needs of the ever-increasing numbers of network users. He has a master's degree in Systems Management from the University of Southern California as well as extensive experience in transitioning from shared backbone to collapsed backbone switched networks. |
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