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Kim, C., Caesar, M., & Rexford, J. (2011). Seattle: A scalable Ethernet architecture for large enterprises. ACM Transactions on Computer Systems, 29(1), [1]. Doi: 10.1145/1925109.1925110
The purpose of this white paper is to present a comprehensive solution to a critical flaw in the way Internet Protocol (IP) based networks are designed with the current practices already well vetted. The overview challenges the industry standard with a solution utilizing a very different type of IP host intercommunication architecture based on hashing and on-demand addressing versus the current store and forward of IP and Media Access Control (MAC) addresses to a broadcast domain. It is intended for Information Technology (IT) professionals …show more content…

The overview does however, cover emerging wireless technology and its implementation to an academic environment and points to how improper guidance in information access and retrieval does not promote deeper levels of learning. It is intended for academic professionals needing to better implement or learn about the pitfalls associated with the tangible aspects of capital and operational expenses as well as how technology use can impact the overall learning environment. It is an important case study of adopting new mentalities along with new …show more content…

The article puts together several elements that are affected by Ethernet connection technologies and how that is affected by the current web content paradigm shift. It is intended for an Information Technology (IT) manager or Chief Information Officer (CIO) who needs to be kept abreast of future issues affecting their current network management tools and methods for content delivery to the

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