Henry Gorman, hgorman@smu.edu
Grady Green, grady.green@hickam.af.mil
Jason Weeks, jason.weeks-1@nasa.gov
Electrical Engineering Department
 Bobby Lyle School of Engineering
Southern Methodist University
6251 Airline Rd
Dallas, TX 75205
Abstract– IPv6 is an interesting topic for every single Telecommunication Engineer; which is designed for the next generation by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). The emerged IPv6 to replace the IPv4 due to exhaustion; besides Internet [...]

           When taking consideration of globalization, it should comes to the question what is it and how it affects world economies?  The Vice President of Cato Institute, Mr. Tom Palmer defines globalization as “the diminution or elimination of state-enforced restrictions on exchanges across borders and the increasingly integrated and complex global system of production and [...]

Keywords: security, malware, virus, network attacks, physical security, vulnerability
Abstract – This paper describes the most common vulnerabilities on organizational computer system that often most users never thought about.  These vulnerabilities can take place both in the commercial environment as well as in the home use.   They can be used as an attack surface to hackers [...]

        Since the Voice-Over Internet protocol (VoIP) evolution was introduced to this generation technology, the mobile communication can be improving and shaping the effective costs.  The improvement of technology would enhance the capability of dual-mode cell phone handsets in Wi-Fi (802.11b) and GSM; the dual-mode handset is a mobile phone that can handle both techniques [...]

      In 1975, the Signal System Number 7 was recognized by the International Telecommunication Union as the standard in communication around the world.  The SS7 particularly replaced the SS6, which was the previous version of the protocol and was restricted to 28 bits in signaling messages.  This particular system provides the Public Switched Telephone Network [...]

In brief, Frederick Herzberg categorized “motivators” and “hygiene factors” in the article “One More Time: How Do You Motivate Employees?”   It is whether most of business organizations understand the trend between employers and employees relation.  How much do they understand their employees, and what make them motivate to continue to work for the company.  Obviously [...]

Main focus in the article is about company business would change in its life time.  According to Donald Sull from Harvard Business Review, the author of “Why Good Companies Go Bad,” he indicates the major reputation companies would turn into an inertia model.   A projectile model shows that business goes up and down at certain [...]