Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Emmy Award-winning HBO series was full of cookies, hackers and calling cards
$20 million for anyone who can send a robot there
IT may be convinced of virtualization’s value, but co-workers, customers aren’t so sure
Longtime partners will use Dynamics AX to help deliver portions of finance, accounting and procurement services
What NTP’s patent suits could mean for the telecom industry
Security company cites attrition, lack of qualified candidates, language barriers as drivers
New funds give computer company needed “breathing room”
Security vendor adds support for Adobe PDF to e-mail encryption gateway.
NTP lawsuit centers on telcos’ e-mail-to-mobile services
Technology chiefs and security officers don’t always see eye-to-eye on IT priorities.
Cisco support part of larger upgrade to Opsware’s Network Automation System
The FCC mandates that all wireless carriers be fully compliant with location accuracy requirements by 2012
Data leakage, insider threats, international cyber war just a few of top issues at Security Standard show
Sun pre-installing Microsoft’s Windows Server 2003 on servers
Company courts developers to boost open source operating system
HP hopes Shorty can go a long way toward boosting SMB sales
E-mail management provider bundles virtual appliance running Exchange 2007 with its remote management capabilities
Researchers now able examine individual storm cells
PowerVault MD 3000i targeted at smaller companies whose storage needs are growing but want a simple solution
VMware picks up virtual management software maker Dunes Technologies
Products are useful, but not against data-theft professionals, analyst says.
