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• 1. (303) 755-1424
• 2. (631) 364-8121
• 3. (631) 510-3192
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• 5. (800) 276-2384
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• Who owns broadview press?

  Founded in 1985, Broadview Press remains a fully independent academic publisher owned by approximately twenty-five shareholders—almost all of whom are either Broadview employees or Broadview authors.

• What does broadview networks do?

  Broadview Networks Holdings, Inc., doing business as Broadview Networks, provides voice and data communications, and managed network solutions to small and medium sized business or enterprise customers in Northeast and Mid-Atlantic United States. Its voice services include local, regional, domestic, and international telephone services, as well as

• What is Broadview Networks?

  Broadview Networks is a network-based business communications provider serving customers nationwide.

• What is the relationship between palo alto networks and juniper networks?

  Prior to Palo Alto Networks, he was the director of product management for Juniper Networks, where he was responsible for firewall/VPN platforms and software. He joined Juniper Networks through the NetScreen Technologies acquisition, where he managed the same product line.

• Is Dunbar’s number applicable to online social networks and communication networks?

  A recent study has suggested that Dunbar’s number is applicable to online social networks and communication networks (mobile phone). Participants of the European career-oriented online social network XING who have about 157 contacts reported the highest level of job offer success, which also supports Dunbar’s number of about 150.