Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
One-to-One laptop program in Canada sparks rethinking of educational methods.
FiveRuns and Open Country announced product upgrades to help enterprise customers manage heterogeneous systems more easily.
Company develops identity and application management products for zSeries systems.
Outsourced service from LiveOps has agents based in homes.
IBM Sametime switching from Domino platform to J2EE middleware
Company unveils first multi-radio mesh node
Federal regulations, fines spurring faster adoption of archiving technologies
Sprint and NEC create packages to outsource corporate VoIP.
New industry group says it will keep taps on carrier billing, dispute and customer service.
Lessig urges flexibility, use of Creative Commons license.
Experts think up the unthinkable, and offer advice on avoidance.
Business as usual, but with some wariness.
Director cites 'no plans to merge . . . exciting integration opportunities.'
Unclear whether it can keep lead as mobile phone companies put out handsets with built-in music players.
Moves suggest rival has not stopped flow of departures in region.
Current DVD discs, players in 2 countries use different region codes, so software bought in one will not work on players purchased in the other.