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This Product Brief provides an overview of AT&T DSL Internet Service. This service offers a range of DSL managed solutions - in most DSL versions - to meet a variety of needs, from the small business with a handful of employees to the large corporation connecting telecommuters and branch offices.

This Product Brief describes AT&T Managed Internet Service, a complete managed solution that provides high-speed dedicated Internet access for businesses.

Demonstrating the dynamic, intelligent VPN client which provides integrated, any distance, seamless and secure to the Enterprise infrastructure and internet resources.

How do technology differentiators drive WAN decisions?

How do WAN services differ within each Layer of the Open System Interconnection (OSI) Model?

What motivates a company to change or keep its current network architecture?

How do you create the right mix of WAN technologies for your networking environment?

How do you combine WAN services so they complement each other?

Choosing the right WAN technology mix can be a challenge.

Learn the key factors enterprise IT departments are using to evolve their WAN strategies.

Leading printing press manufacturer Heidelberg uses its MPLS-based IP network to connect its 60 largest locations in Germany and throughout the world. The VPN transmits a host of new applications including self-diagnostics reports from intelligent presses that enhance customer service.

BAE Systems Inc. relies on virtual private networking for the flexibility to "design anywhere, build anywhere and service anywhere."

A technological transformation is producing millions of dollars in cost savings.

An MPLS network enables Epta Group to expand internationally and support demanding retail accounts.

California public hospitals found a better way to understand their patients, especially the 50 percent with limited English proficiency. Thanks to videoconferencing translation services from Paras & Associates, patients now find it easier to get just what the doctor ordered.

Air Products was built on the strength of a simple but revolutionary idea: piping its products directly to the end users. Today the company uses the same principle by leveraging its global network to provide application connectivity for its locations worldwide.