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Changing business requires high-performance service-oriented architecture.
Building a great network access-control scheme means first narrowing your requirements, then picking the right gear – all while ignoring the confusing buzz.
Too many missing details put this wireless broadband technology into the wait-and-see category.
Client-side performance management can save you from being blindsided by user complaints.
The service-oriented architecture is driving fast adoption of new tools that integrate applications.
The real-time communications dashboard gives users much-needed control.
Deploying virtualization everywhere increases benefits but creates management headaches.
With Xen on the scene, server virtualization takes on new flavor.
With storage space so tight, a new data-pruning technique has become all the rage.
From desktop distros to open source virtualization, these four Linux topics are hotter than hot.
With VMware’s success, vendors have begun touting virtualization products for every layer of the infrastructure, but management and security lag behind.
A fury of activity involving this mobile broadband wireless technology is fueling runaway hype, but many details are missing.
When it comes to app performance, a number of vendors claim to measure the only thing that matters: the client's experience.
Network access control stands out as one of the most promising security technologies, but it also is one of the most misunderstood.
The Linux desktop
Dual-mode devices that merge cellular and Wi-Fi networks are on the way. What has to happen to make them work for your business?
Some focus on lower frequencies, others base products on 802.11.
Editor Julie Bort says the carpeted enterprise looks shoddy except when it comes to voice.
Enterprises give wireless mesh a whirl -- and they like the ride.
These six products get the thumbs-up for combining wow with workability.
Unified management of wired and wireless networks is the ideal -- and a long way off.
A trio of IEEE standards, in various states of completion, are designed to help improve enterprise management of wireless networks and devices
McDonald's wireless network sizzles with thousands of consumer hot spots and juicy apps for franchisees.
From your own personal realm to the big wide WAN, the wireless world is exploding with new and advancing technologies.
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Early adopters are using top-down governance, automated project management to keep developers from running amok.
