The document discusses Confluence and how it compares to SharePoint. It notes that Confluence is used by 83% of Fortune 500 companies, has over 190 employees, and a marketplace of 164,000 apps. In contrast to SharePoint, Confluence provides cloud-based documentation collaboration that integrates with tools like Jira and has options for on-premise or cloud-hosted deployments.
Chunghwa Telecom has made significant strides in deploying IPv6 services in Taiwan, having launched various trials and services since 2007. As of 2015, Taiwan ranks 45th in IPv6 user ratio globally, with Chunghwa Telecom being the first ISP to obtain an IPv6 enabled logo in the country. The company emphasizes the importance of transitioning to IPv6 to support the advancement of network technologies and services.
The document discusses Confluence and how it compares to SharePoint. It notes that Confluence is used by 83% of Fortune 500 companies, has over 190 employees, and a marketplace of 164,000 apps. In contrast to SharePoint, Confluence provides cloud-based documentation collaboration that integrates with tools like Jira and has options for on-premise or cloud-hosted deployments.
Chunghwa Telecom has made significant strides in deploying IPv6 services in Taiwan, having launched various trials and services since 2007. As of 2015, Taiwan ranks 45th in IPv6 user ratio globally, with Chunghwa Telecom being the first ISP to obtain an IPv6 enabled logo in the country. The company emphasizes the importance of transitioning to IPv6 to support the advancement of network technologies and services.
CHUNGHWA TELECOM CO., LTD. FORM 20-F ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBE...Mr Nyak
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- Chunghwa Telecom is Taiwan's largest integrated telecommunications company. In 2012 it saw revenues of NT$ billion, operating cash flow of NT$ billion, and net income of NT$ billion.
- The company significantly expanded its broadband and mobile networks in 2012. It increased fiber optic coverage to 73% of households and 3G/HSPA coverage to over 98%. It also expanded its WiFi network and cloud computing infrastructure.
- Looking ahead to 2013, Chunghwa Telecom plans to focus on enhancing its core broadband, mobile internet, and cloud/ICT businesses. It will pursue new licenses and launch new products and services while expanding its customer base.
The document discusses the digital strategy of Chunghwa Telecom, Taiwan's largest telecom company. It outlines the company's background, target audiences of everyone but a focus on young teenagers. The business objectives are to understand how the company runs, be beneficial to consumers and workers, cooperate on social responsibility, and make it easy for people to learn about the company. The strategy involves social media, internet, mobile, inbound and content marketing to promote the brand with a focus on being cost effective. Determining the correct budget is also discussed as important to potentially increasing or decreasing company revenue.
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Chunghwa Telecom is the largest internet service provider in Taiwan, offering significant services like broadband and mobile. The document discusses the deployment of IPv6 access, highlighting challenges in mobile networks and the importance of IPv6-ready home gateways. It also notes cooperation with smartphone vendors to enable IPv6 functionality and the ongoing trials for IPv6/IPv4 dual-stack services since 2011.
The document discusses security challenges in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) and introduces the 'grudger protocol' designed to enhance cooperation and robustness against attacks. It emphasizes the role of selfish behavior in network dynamics, where nodes that bear grudges against uncooperative peers can improve overall network trustworthiness and service quality. Future work will focus on simulations to evaluate the protocol's effectiveness in managing malicious nodes and sustaining cooperative relationships within the network.
This document discusses Spring Boot and how to leverage its features to simplify development. Some key points:
- Spring Boot aims to make development easier by making opinionated choices for developers and handling configuration automatically.
- Autoconfiguration allows Spring Boot to automatically configure applications based on dependencies without requiring explicit configuration.
- Conventions like starter dependencies and property files allow Spring Boot to further simplify setup.
- Features like embedded servers and default configurations handle much of the boilerplate code typically associated with Spring projects.
- Techniques like profiles, conditions, and meta-annotations give developers control over configurations while leveraging Spring Boot's defaults.