Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
AT&T is investing $750 million in its global IP network this year
On heels of Verizon loss, Sprint lawsuit looms.
Update addresses operating system bottlenecks, remote installation
PC-based VoIP software, referred to as either IP-based soft clients or softphones, the allow end users to employ their own desktops and laptops as voice communication endpoints, come in as many presentations as there are commercial vendors and open s
Microsoft patches, calendaring seem to be biggest issues
Performance management software from Netuitive can pinpoint issues in VMware virtual machines
Fidelity Investments wireless expert warns of need for mobile transactions to be short, non-intrusive
Smart Search appliance traces, analyzes e-mail messages, even through Exchange and Domino servers
New version of OSSEC adds advanced log analysis, e-mail alerting and support for more vendor systems
Linux-based router company says its router/firewall/VPN code matches Cisco, Juniper offerings
Service is intended for businesses that prefer to maintain control of their routing for security and staffing purposes
Southwest Washington Medical Center gets quick payback from Imprivata and SoftGrid implementations
Updated QRadar tracks security alerts beyond IP addresses to specific user IDs
A major weapon system program like the Joint Strike Fighter is a good analogy for Networx.
Forrester Research survey found project management, security and architecture skills topping IT hiring managers' must-haves