Latest videos & podcasts from Network World.
Highlight of the week:
Cool Tools video: Noise-canceling headphones
Keith and special-guest Jason Meserve (the Twisted Pair!) show off a couple of noise-canceling headphones from Targus and Able Planet that may help make your next flight more enjoyable. You don’t realize how quiet a flight can be until you try out a pair of headphones like these.
More videos and podcasts:
Voices from IT Roadmap video: Hospital simplifies access with single sign-onHow did Southwest Washington Medical Center reduce the “hassle factor” staff and doctors by implementing a new single sign-on system from Imprivata? Christopher Paidhrin, Chief Security Officer, explains the benefits to Events Editor Paul Desmond in this week’s Voices from IT Roadmap Panorama podcast: Swapping out Cisco for Vyatta
Network World Senior Editor Phil Hochmuth talks with David Nalley, network administrator for KeyMark, about how his company swapped out a Cisco router in favor of the open source Vyatta Open Flexible Router version 2.0. (10:52)
Twisted Pair podcast: Mmm…this is a tasty burger
Jason and Keith discuss Microsoft DST patch problems, whether anyone would buy a Dell Linux PC, how many hours employess will waste watching NCAA basketball games at work this week, and whether they would eat a new McDonald’s Third Pounder — a 1/3-lb. hamburger. (40:23)
Panorama podcast: Remote Access Services: Threat or Vault?
Do remote access services such as GoToMyPC create security risks for enterprises, or can these services make data more secure because businesses no longer need to have notebooks leaving the office? Bernd Christiansen, chief technology officer at Citrix Online (which makes GoToMyPC and other remote services), talks with Keith Shaw about some of the myths surrounding remote access (10:54). Network World 360 podcast: VoiceCon preview, Cisco fraud, and is IEEE process broken?
VoIP vendors pushing mobility, interoperability; Massachusetts man accused of million-dollar warranty fraud against Cisco; and is the IEEE standards process broken? (9:17)
