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Get a grip on your IT power consumption with metrics and guidance from these data center experts
FMC customers say battery issues, quality of WLAN worth watching
The hottest upcoming Network World stories on Digg
Expert discusses v3, how ITIL saves money, vendor marketing ploys and ITIL certifications in a Network World chat
Next-generation wireless LANs and WANs are on a collision course that will alter the mobile landscape forever. What should enterprises do to get ready?
The open source PBX software is at the center of an alternative telephony market
As the official standards process bogs down, more companies are taking the plunge and deploying pre-standard gear
Using virtualization for testing reduces costs and saves money, but environments need to be managed or they can run amuck
It’s MIMO time-o
Not a cakewalk
It’s all about the Benjamins
Where there’s a will, there’s a way
High on hypervisors
The future of storage
Beyond the buzz
DLP is HOT
Biodiesel trucks, solar-powered data centers are just a couple of the initiatives getting Microsoft on environmentally friendly track
Not all the data-leak start-ups have been snapped up by the big guys. Here are five data-leak-prevention companies to keep an eye on.
Rapid consolidation could mean 'baked-in' data leakage features will appear in security products from vendors such as Cisco, Symantec, Trend Micro and McAfee
Industry analyst says business processes, not products, stop data from leaking
Disaster-recovery options, real estate prices can make distribution worthwhile
As technology specialists merge, enterprises should benefit from creative new products for collaboration, virtualization and data center automation
For their ability to draw your attention, these 10 people, places and things stand out as newsmakers that matter
VMware's IPO was one smart move, while company use of ghost-bloggers pretty darn dumb. See what else made the lists.
Understanding business ethics, knowing how to communicate effectively and being a great project leader could serve IT professionals better than technical expertise
Selected by readers, bloggers and others, here’s what the industry got right and wrong in ‘07 and why the moves matter
VoIP and security are among the areas of expertise in heaviest demand
We like companies like 3Leaf Systems, NewStep Networks and Xangati. How ‘bout you?
Privacy, enterprise rights management and data-center automation projects are proving invaluable as companies look for new ways to protect data
This is the stuff that counts, that drives the IT industry and keeps us all going
Technologies like virtualization, collaboration and security matter a lot in the enterprise these days, and these companies shine with innovative approaches to them
Service revenues accounted for more than a quarter of Verizon Business overall third-quarter 2007 revenues
Certification guru Patrick Regan explains the new Microsoft certs and reveals which Cisco, project management and security certs are worthwhile.
Network behavior analysis tools can block zero-day threats
Government agencies, banks at forefront of data encryption usage
Entitlement management tools bring fine-grained access control to another level
