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=Efficiency in Presence and Localisation= | |||
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Presence and localisation service provide the opportunity to identify computers and other devices, wherever they are. If a user connects to the network, others can obtain information about where this person is and if he or she is reachable.<br> | |||
Small and medium-sized businesses are increasingly relying on wireless solutions to help meet their needs outside of the office. Wireless technologies are transforming business efficiency, enabling dramatic improvements in employee productivity, communication and collaboration. | |||
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Revision as of 21:49, 27 March 2006
Efficiency in Presence and Localisation
Description:
Presence and localisation service provide the opportunity to identify computers and other devices, wherever they are. If a user connects to the network, others can obtain information about where this person is and if he or she is reachable.
Small and medium-sized businesses are increasingly relying on wireless solutions to help meet their needs outside of the office. Wireless technologies are transforming business efficiency, enabling dramatic improvements in employee productivity, communication and collaboration.