Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Rich Internet Application technology boosts interactivity
Company will begin selling tracking systems for hospitals to monitor equipment, patients
Surprise move comes while unit experiences growth
The Linux kernel project's "git" revision control tool offers up some numbers on which developers, and which companies, contributed the most code to Linux, and who's reviewing other people's code.
Restaurant chain must show PCI conformity by Sept. 30 or face fines
Performance-management software maker NetScout to acquire Sniffer packet-analysis technology maker Network General
By 2011, at least 80% of commercial software will contain open source code, analysts predict
NetScout's pending acquisition of Network General could cause turmoil for customers if not handled properly.
The EPA is getting serious about reducing power and cooling loads in data centers
IT managers share tips for deploying ITIL and other best-practice frameworks.
What will happen in the wake of Steve Jobs’ recent declaration of war on iPhone hackers?
Baseball legend shares his motivators for success with IT service management crowd.
New University of Minnesota Web site shows no signs of near-term “exafloods”
Despite gains, VoIP still lags behind PSTN in quality and reliability.
Data Loss Prevention products protects sensitive data, minimizes false positives
Rackable Systems’ data-center-in-a-box goes up against Sun’s Project Blackbox
As first 45nm chip launches, Intel already plans to shrink to 32nm
Upgraded suite from Opsware features process automation capabilities and storage automation add-on
Number of security breaches falls as organizations spend more to protect selves
