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What’s holding Vista back?
Adoption of Microsoft’s Vista isn’t slipping because of technical gotchas, but rather because of the repeated delays that
have knocked it out of sync with corporate upgrade cycles.
Co-working: the ultimate in teleworking flexibility
Co-working communities, which combine the relaxed, informal atmosphere of working at home with sociability and cost-sharing
of an office, have emerged as alternatives for telecommuters who miss having real human interaction during work.
Is Fibre Channel dead?
Fibre Channel is the king of enterprise storage-area-network technologies.
ISCSI, however, is the heir apparent. When it comes to new SANs, add-ons to existing systems or departmental-level installations
at large enterprises that have Fibre Channel, customers increasingly are choosing iSCSI.
HP's 'shorty' blade server takes fresh approach
Is HP's BladeSystem c3000 Enclosure a blade server, or is it a modular, server put into a 6U rack profile? It's a bit of both.
The evolution of antivirus software
Reports about the death of traditional signature-based antivirus software are premature. As the threat landscape evolves,
so too must antivirus software to provide both signature- and behavioral-based protection. Effective endpoint security must
also incorporate technologies such as endpoint firewall, host intrusion prevention and network access control.
T. Rowe goes 2.0
These days T. Rowe Price vice president Kirk Kness is busy implementing relatively low-cost, Web 2.0-based collaboration tools
including wikis and blogs.
Presence comes to P&G
When your CEO challenges you to create the world’s most collaborative company, you’d best take some definitive steps in that
direction.
Building virtual worlds at Boeing
Want to see how an F-16 will react to the latest antiaircraft weapons? Tip Slater is your man.
Despite Cisco’s play, WiMAX has long way to go
Cisco’s buy of WiMAX vendor Navini shows the network giant sees broadband wireless access as a key technology. Just don’t
expect it to blossom overnight.
Seven enterprise IT start-ups grab new funding
A look at seven enterprise technology innovators that received significant venture capital during the third quarter of 2007.
Storm worm can befuddle NAC
A newly discovered capability of the Storm worm could invalidate results churned out by NAC products, attendees at Interop
New York learned last week.
Oracle and BEA: What happens next?
BEA Systems has rejected Oracle’s $6.7 billion purchase offer. What happens next is anyone’s guess.
Payment-card security standards for wireless and Web applications debated
Proposed new security standards governing wireless and applications from the Payment Card Industry Security Standards Council
are stirring debate among merchants still struggling with PCI compliance on existing security standards.
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