Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Acknowledging 'flash vs. substance' difference, East Coast venture capitalists defend their turf.
Research projects range from active cookies to faster wireless to fighting phishing and spam.
When 'Format C:' just isn’t good enough.
Sales reps able to manage CRM program with one hand.
TheInfoPro data points to drain on IT storage spending, moves to virtual tape.
New version geared toward financial companies.
Company to update four of the 12 tooks in its suite of Active Directory management products.
Proliferation of services similar to explosive growth of anti-spam industry.
Sony rootkit discoverer says there's no such thing as a good rootkit.
Former MCI cranking up backbone bandwidth, streamlining service orders.
Built-in presence, unified-messaging features are aimed at small and midsize companies.
Hospitals save on bandwidth with Converged Access gear
Service designed to sniff out phishing Web sites.
Out of 10 submitted for scrutiny.
Woodcrest chip, a dual-core Xeon processor, uses new Core microarchitecture to speed performance.
Some users might pay more, but flexibility seen as a benefit.
How does a Harvard professor install a wireless network amid all that lava?
