IEEE 1394 is an international standard digital interface that can run up to 400 Mbps over a thin cable. It is one of the most promising technologies for a future high speed "RS-232". This is the trade association working to make it a reality.

Crossroads is the student magazine of the ACM and has published many articles about networking.

Telephony, Computer Telephony Integration (CTI), Fax - Information Sources and Suppliers

GCATT is a telecommunications technology development partnership of government, universities, and the advanced telecommunications industry.

leader in the development and dissemination of voluntary, consensus-based industry standards

International Multimedia Teleconferencing Consortium promotes the adoption of industry-wide interoperability standards in teleconferencing products

Creates a one-stop source for all your network management and diagnostic needs.

The leading organisation concerned with the development and deployment of Powerline communication products and services, worldwide.

International Telecommunication Union

Computer telephony focused organization; the site was undergoing a redo during my visit there

Open group of technology companies including Ericsson, IBM, Sun Microsystems, Nokia, Intel, BMW, and Philips. Develops specifications to deploy and manage Java based services for homes, cars, offices, PDAs, phones and industrial applications.

This is the University of New Hampshire InterOperability Lab's web site, currently has consortia in operation to test the following computer communications technologies: 1394, ADSL, ATM, 100Base-T, FDDI, Fibre Channel, Gigabit Ethernet, and Wireless (IEEE 802.11) as of June 1999.