Bluetooth, the wireless “cable replacement” technology, has a foothold overseas, but it still faces an uphill battle in the United States. That hasn’t stopped Red-M, a Bluetooth networking vendor based in Wexham, England, from giving the market a try.The company builds a variety of Bluetooth-related products, including access servers, which manage a Bluetooth wireless network; access points that connect enabled devices to each other or to an existing network; and the Blade, which adds Bluetooth to Handspring and Palm Vx PDAs.Bluetooth has yet to make significant gains in the United States, where 802.11b wireless has become the hot technology, but Red-M still has hopes for its success. Bluetooth offers networking at much lower power levels, making it ideal for smaller devices such as PDAs and cell phones. The company also offers a suite of “wirelessware” products, collectively called Genos, that let companies implement and manage multiprotocol wireless networks (including Bluetooth and 802.11b). Using Genos, companies can control user access, establish quality-of-service guidelines, set policies on what devices receive which content, and allow users to roam among various wireless networks seamlessly. For more information, visit www.red-m.com. Related content brandpost The steep cost of a poor data management strategy Without a data management strategy, organizations stall digital progress, often putting their business trajectory at risk. Here’s how to move forward. By Jay Limbasiya, Global AI, Analytics, & Data Management Business Development, Unstructured Data Solutions, Dell Technologies Jun 09, 2023 6 mins Data Management feature How Capital One delivers data governance at scale With hundreds of petabytes of data in operation, the bank has adopted a hybrid model and a ‘sloped governance’ framework to ensure its lines of business get the data they need in real-time. By Thor Olavsrud Jun 09, 2023 6 mins Data Governance Data Management feature Assessing the business risk of AI bias The lengths to which AI can be biased are still being understood. The potential damage is, therefore, a big priority as companies increasingly use various AI tools for decision-making. By Karin Lindstrom Jun 09, 2023 4 mins CIO Artificial Intelligence IT Leadership brandpost Rebalancing through Recalibration: CIOs Operationalizing Pandemic-era Innovation By Kamal Nath, CEO, Sify Technologies Jun 08, 2023 6 mins CIO Digital Transformation Podcasts Videos Resources Events SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER From our editors straight to your inbox Get started by entering your email address below. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe