Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
ODF supporter commits developers, plans changes to Notes as part of first major backing of OpenOffice.org
Boston College’s head of security offers firsthand advice
NextGen data-capture and analysis tool looks for security threats and policy violations.
Accessibility technology now headed for open-source applications was derived from work done by Microsoft.
A zone of 11n access points sets new expectations for WLAN performance
Implementation seen as stronger than one for Windows XP
Microsoft execs admit steep learning curve for new Internet protocol
Legal tussle on tap as court reviews the success of MCPP
Online conferencing, collaborative Web applications on tap at Office 2.0
Unlicensed, 60GHz radio waves could hold key to high-bandwidth wireless networks
High-speed fiber-optic networks will anchor China’s sophisticated payment systems.
Juniper COO tells analysts: “We have some work to do.”
Consumers Union poll finds that Americans want stricter rules on what companies can do with their Social Security numbers.
Expect more spam, botnets in final months of 2007
Smarter smart phones, beyond the BlackBerry and exploiting XML
Today's abundance of hard drive space looks like a blessing, but it's a looming crisis in disguise. Disks are growing faster than the ability of existing filesystems and tools to manage, check, and repair them. We run a battery of benchmarks on the
Former Aelita executives make a splash with virtual FastSCP freeware and look to add commercial products for managing virtual environments
Citrix gear to gain security and performance software
