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thatCisco Application-Oriented Networking(AON),new technology that adds intelligenceto the network,enabling the network to betterunderstandbusiness-applicationcommunications to support more effective andefficient business decisions.  \nCisco's approach to AON is based oninnovative new technology that moves beyondthe packet level to read application-to-application messages flowing within the network-such as purchase orders,investmenttransactions,or shipment approvals.With AON,the network now speaks the language ofapplications.This new technology supportsCisco's vision for the Intelligent InformationNetwork and is the first network-embeddedintelligent message routing system thatintegrates application message-levelcommunication,visibility,and security into thefabric of the network.  \n\"The nature of the enterprise network isevolving from a low-function communicationservice to a high-function Enterprise NervousSystem (ENS).This is changing applicationdesign and IT management practices infundamental ways.In a conventionalarchitecture,intelligent application systems(Continued on Page 2)  \nWeekly  \nJune 20,2005  \nPage 1  \n# BLUERIDGE'SSECUREPLATFORMASSURESCOMPLIANCEWITHHSPD-12DATAACCESSMANDATES\n\nBlue Ridge Networks,the premierprovider of secure communications productsand managed VPNservices,announcedrecentlythat its BorderGuard Secure CommunicationsPlatform meets the mandates of HomelandSecurity Presidential Directive \\#12(HSPD-  \n12)and can assist in meeting process andsupporting infrastructure requirements definedby the FIPS 201 Personal Identity Verification  \n(Continued on Page 3)  \nINTHISISSUE                    \nIDACOMM AND BROADBANDENERGY NETWORKS FORMSTRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP…         …4  \nPSION TEKLOGIX ACQUIRESSYMAGERY MICROSYSTEMS………………5  \nDATA TRANSLATIONOFFERS LOWEST COSTUSB 2.0 MODULE FORPRECISION MEASUREMENTSAT HIGH THROUGHPUT…         ………6  \nJDA SOFTWARE GROUPSELECTS INVOLVE SALESKNOWLEDGE AUTOMATIONSOFTWARE TO SUPPORT GLOBALSALES EFFORT…      …      ……….7  \nCISCO(Continued from Page 1)  \ninteract through a low-function,fairly 'dumb’network.In an ENS-based architecture,bycontrast,the network is as intelligent as theapplications.The ENS offloads logic from theapplication systems by transforming andredirecting messages and providing otherservices as appropriate.\"Roy Schulte,Gartner,Inc.Vice President and Research Fellow.  \nEnterprise IT executives today arechallenged with how to better secure,integrate,and optimize business applications to improveproductivity and competitiveness.Unlikeexpensive ad hoc approaches,Cisco AONtechnology uses the intelligence and reach ofthe network to provide improved real-timevisibility andresponsivenesstorapidly changingbusiness conditions.  \nBecause it takes advantage ofthe existingnetwork footprint,and requires no changes toexisting applications,Cisco AON technologyalso provides excellent investment protection.In addition,by reducing the need for customsoftware development and extensive 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