Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
New OpenMFG product boasts CRM, manufacturing scheduling tools.
VMware dominates, Linux growing fast, users looking beyond consolidation
Cingular wireless, mass-market broadband fuel growth.
DVD rental company redbox puts Kaseya in place to remotely manage some 1,600 kiosks across the country.
NetVigilance enables organizations to hook potential hackers with a free attack decoy.
Venture capitalists smile on telecom start-ups that provide building blocks.
Comcast, Cablevision, Cox, Time Warner and others see multibillion-dollar opportunity.
After investing $24 million in a network overhaul, Fallon Clinic realized it needed software to keep an eye on its investment.
New Microsoft Windows XP machines will come with Vista upgrade coupons.
IBM's acquisition spree hands Tivoli opportunities and challenges, research firm says.
Network executives and staff need to adapt to survive.
Counterfeit goods have popped up in the channel and could be in your organization.
New features help identify data at rest, fine-tune policies.
IBM is suing Internet retailer Amazon.com for unspecified damages.
Much work done five months after MegaPath, Netifice union.
Workshare Protect Mobile secures data on laptops, removable storage devices and PDAs.
Company's iForum customer meeting features new products.
WLAN start-up rewarded for hitting key financial goals.
VoIP experts say capabilities are mature enough to support home workers reliably.
Citrix extends virtualization to desktop operating systems and applications.
