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Airspan Networks to Play Lead Role in Autoair Consortium

Mar 19, 2018

Airspan Networks said that it will play lead role in AutoAir consortium, a neutral host based small cell solution for transportation networks in the UK. AutoAir is an ambitious project that will accelerate the development and deployment ...

Tags: Airspan Networks, Autoair Consortium

NRT Declared The Deployment of Infinera DTN-X Packet Optical Transport Networking Platform

Dec 8, 2014

In partnership with digital communications company Telefónica UK, Infinera Corp of Sunnyvale, CA, USA, a vertically integrated manufacturer of digital optical network systems incorporating its own indium phosphide-based photonic ...

Tags: optical transport network, Electronics

an Investment Was Outlined to Improve Scotland's Waverley Station

Dec 2, 2013

As part of Network Rails five year plan to overhaul Britain’s railway stations, an investment of £130m was outlined to improve Scotland’s Waverley Station. As part of the work, the station concourse was resurfaced, ...

Tags: construction, sunhade, glass

It's Not Possible for an Organisation to Be Aware of and Secure Every Mobile Device

Nov 7, 2013

It's not possible for an organisation to be aware of and secure every mobile device on the network, not matter how much the IT department tries, because staff will always connect their own smartphones and tablets to the office wireless ...

Tags: Computer Products, software, network

Tata Steel Announces That It Supply Rail Track and Steel Sleeper Plate to Network Rail

Oct 23, 2013

Tata Steel has announced that it will supply rail track and steel sleeper plate to Network Rail, UK's railway network, for at least five years. Accordingly, Network Rail will source more than 95 percent of its rail from Tata Steel until ...

Tags: Steel, Metallurgy, Mineral

The UK's Rail Industry Is to Roll out High-Speed Mobile Broadband Across The Rail Network

Oct 1, 2013

The UK's rail industry is to roll out high-speed mobile broadband across the rail network. The plans, which will be funded by the rail industry, were announced by the transport secretary Patrick McLoughlin, who said that people would ...

Tags: Computer Products

Microsoft Has Backtracked on Its Decision to Prevent Software Developers

Sep 11, 2013

Microsoft has backtracked on its decision to prevent software developers gaining early access to Windows 8.1, the updated version of the Windows 8 operating system, following an outcry from developers. In August, Microsoft revealed that ...

Tags: Computer Products, Microsoft

Uk's Busiest Train Station Uses an Intelligent Lighting Control System to Save Energy

Sep 4, 2013

The UK's busiest train station, Clapham Junction, is set to achieve significant energy savings with the introduction of an intelligent lighting control system. Clapham Junction in London is one of Europe's busiest train stations in ...

Tags: intelligent lighting control system, Lights, Lighting

LiGO Control System to Clapham Junction

Sep 4, 2013

Lighting control specialist Open Technology is to supply its LiGO control system to Clapham Junction – the busiest railway station in the country. The system will enable train operator South West Trains, to adjust lighting levels at ...

Tags: Lights, Lighting

There's "No Reason at All" for The Force India Formula 1 Team

Aug 16, 2013

There's "no reason at all" for the Force India Formula 1 team to upgrade its network operating system to Windows 8, Adrian Collinson, its head of IT, has told Computing. Force India's systems at both the factory and the track currently ...

Tags: Windows 8, Computer Products

The Adoption of Ipads and Iphones by Enterprise Was Predictable

Jun 26, 2013

The adoption of iPads and iPhones by enterprise was predictable and Apple should have stolen a march on its competitors by creating its own mobile device management(MDM)software,according to law firm DWF's CTO,Richard Hodkinson. In an ...

Tags: mobile device management, MDM, Apple, CISO

A Scheme to Light up Three Historic Railway Bridges in Shropshire to Stop Traffic Chaos

Mar 21, 2013

A £1.6 million scheme to light up three historic railway bridges in Shropshire hopes to stop traffic chaos following numerous lorries having had altercations with the structures - getting stuck and causing queues - as well as make the ...

Tags: Three Railway Bridges, Curb Lorry Prangs, Lighting

The Pros and Cons of Byod Were Laid out in a Panel Discussion at Infosecurity 2013

Jan 17, 2013

The pros and cons of BYOD were laid out in a panel discussion at Infosecurity 2013 yesterday, with the CISOs of Commerzbank, law firm Field Fisher Waterhouse (FFW) and National Rail all giving their views on one of the most talked about ...

Tags: BYOD, panel discussion, Infosecurity, IT industry

CISOs Slated Bigger Security Software Vendors for Lagging Behind Smaller Rivals

Jan 17, 2013

The chief information security officers (CISOs) of Network Rail, Commerzbank and law firm Field Fisher Waterhouse have slated bigger security software vendors for lagging behind smaller rivals in mobile security. In a panel discussion ...

Tags: Network Rail, Field Fisher Waterhouse, security software, mobile security

BBC One's The One Show Is Chosen to Launch The BBC One Christmas Line-up

Jan 4, 2013

When BBC One's The One Show was chosen to launch the BBC One Christmas line-up, they commissioned arts and technology collective seeper to produce a large scale projection on to the front of the BBC. The projection was used to map ...

Tags: BBC, XL Events, Christmas

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