* Security of Internet back in spotlight * Shortsighted budget cut could stifle innovation * Novell sets the record straight on NetWare client for Linux * Next step for services-oriented world
Security of Internet back in spotlight
Scott Bradner examines ex-CIA Director George Tenet’s recent remarks about the security of the Internet. While Tenet seemed drawn to the public network as a way to share information among government entities, he doesn’t trust the Internet. Bradner explains why Tenet is both right and wrong in his assertions.
https://www.nwfusion.com/columnists/2004/121304bradner.html?vo
Shortsighted budget cut could stifle innovation
Speaking of government, Johna Till Johnson says Congress’ decision to cut the budget of the National Science Foundation by 2% is “beyond insane.” Who loses out from the budget cut? You, me and the national economy, Johna argues.
https://www.nwfusion.com/columnists/2004/121304johnson.html?vo
Novell sets the record straight on NetWare client for Linux
In his Novell NetWare Tips newsletter, Dave Kearns generated a lot of excitement in his series on the upcoming NetWare client for Linux. For this week’s Wired Windows column, Dave spoke to the Novell folks responsible for the client. Here’s what they had to say.
https://www.nwfusion.com/columnists/2004/121304kearns.html?vo
Next step for services-oriented world
Jeff Kaplan this week checks in on the movement toward service-oriented architectures – you know, all that on-demand, adaptive-networking, utility-computing crud that the vendors are shoveling out these days. He sorts through recent important developments, and looks ahead to where the movement is headed in 2005.
https://www.nwfusion.com/columnists/2004/121304kaplan.html?vo
