Handbook of Local Area Networks / Supplement ASIN: 0791308685

Handbook of Local Area Networks / Supplement

John P. Slone

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Auerbach Pub

More and more companies are realizing that, to remain competitive, they MUST establish a company-wide data management function - one that transforms their existing data into a carefully orchestrated "business information asset." Trouble is, this movement toward "an organized data environment" too often ends in failure. And until now there hasn't been a definitive guide to turn to for help ...

Handbook of Data Management

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HALLE/KULL, VON

Management & Leadership

Handbook of Local Area Networks

Computers & Technology

Slone, John P.

Certification

Changing national and international markets are forcing companies to improve the way they develop new products, control manufacturing costs, and improve existing products. To do this, they must train R&D specialists to coordinate with the marketing, manufacturing, and finance departments to identify the products their customers need, and develop and manufacture those products efficiently. Technology Management helps R&D managers do just that - develop and manufacture the right products in the most efficient way. Articles and real-life case studies show R&D managers how to link technology with business goals - by developing products that marketing sees a need for and that can be easily produced by manufacturing. It shows them how they and their staff can develop symbiotic relationships with other departments to meet the company's goals. Technology Management also provides advice on motivating people, on project management, and on teamwork, both within the department and within the company. Leading experts and industry veterans from such major players as Clairol, Sears Manufacturing, and Nabisco show you how to:

Technology Management

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Chao, Lee

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Laplante Phillip a Staff

ZigBee® Network Protocols and Applications

Compared with other wireless communication technologies, such as Bluetooth, WiFi, and UWB, ZigBee® is a far more reliable, affordable, and energy-efficient option. It is also the only global wireless communication standard for easily deployed, low-power consumption products. ZigBee® Network Protocols and Applications provides detailed descriptions of ZigBee network protocols and explains how to set up and develop your own ZigBee-based customized applications with step-by-step instructions. Starting with a brief introduction to near-field communications, low-power communications, and related protocols, it discusses ZigBee architectures, standards, and protocols. It also addresses potential issues such as power management, security, reliability, quality of service, topology control, MAC routing, and transport protocols. Emphasizing development tools that are based on readily available commercial kits, the book illustrates ZigBee applications across a wide range of fields. Each chapter presents the contributions of a different group of experts from around the world. The book is organized into five major parts:
 <ol>
 <li>Introduces near-field communications (NFC), low-power communications, and ZigBee along with related protocols such as Bluetooth, WiFi, UWB, and Wireless USB</li>
 <li>Describes ZigBee architectures, standards, and protocols</li>
 <li>Examines ZigBee performance improvement and addresses potential issues </li>
 <li>Illustrates ZigBee applications across a range of fields―explaining how to develop ZigBee applications that are based on commercially available kits and hardware </li>
 <li>Compares and contrasts ZigBee with 6LoWPAN, Z-Wave, Wireless Hart, and RFID</li>
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 Providing step-by-step instruction on how to set up and develop ZigBee-based applications, this book is a must-read for researchers and engineers. Supplying the required foundation and network protocols, it is also s

Zigbee Network Protocols and Applications

Networking & Cloud Computing

The field of computer forensics has experienced significant growth recently and those looking to get into the industry have significant opportunity for upward mobility. Focusing on the concepts investigators need to know to conduct a thorough investigation, Digital Forensics Explained provides an overall description of the forensic practice from a practitioner’s perspective. Starting with an overview, the text describes best practices based on the author’s decades of experience conducting investigations and working in information technology. It illustrates the forensic process, explains what it takes to be an investigator, and highlights emerging trends. Filled with helpful templates and contributions from seasoned experts in their respective fields, the book includes coverage of: <ul>
<li>Internet and email investigations</li> <li>Mobile forensics for cell phones, iPads, music players, and other small devices</li> <li>Cloud computing from an architecture perspective and its impact on digital forensics</li> <li>Anti-forensic techniques that may be employed to make a forensic exam more difficult to conduct</li> <li>Recoverability of information from damaged media</li> <li>The progression of a criminal case from start to finish</li> <li>Tools that are often used in an examination, including commercial, free, and open-source tools; computer and mobile tools; and things as simple as extension cords</li> <li>Social media and social engineering forensics</li> <li>Case documentation and presentation, including sample summary reports and a cover sheet for a cell phone investigation</li>
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The text includes acquisition forms, a sequential process outline to guide your investigation, and a checklist of supplies you’ll need when responding to an incident. Providing you with the understanding and the tools to deal with suspects who find ways to make their digital activities hard to trace, the book also considers cultural implications, ethics, and the psychological effects that digital forensics investigations can have on investigators.

Digital Forensics Explained

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