Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Microsoft adds to System Center management tool family.
Users want Sun's new CEO to improve its sales organization, get Sun back in the black, and improve ISV support for Solaris on Opteron.
CA reports disappointing preliminary Q4 results.
Microsoft to spotlight Sender ID e-mail specification at e-mail show.
IT managers say key concern is ensuring telecommuters' PCs keep pace with corporate security guidelines.
Company to add discover and diagnostic tools to e-mail platform.
Company regains, upgrades e-mail and Web security software.
Software to reduce work associated with managing Windows PCs.
To launch its first set of products to help ISPs identify and fix PCs on their networks.
DSL customers' Secure Mail works with Outlook.
Customers to get peek at the next version of its Windows Server Update Services in San Diego.
Destiny discovers and indexes files, database and e-mail, and lets storage administrators manage them.
EverRun HA is its third product since the company emerged from bankruptcy protection in 2004.
More than 20 join VMware to form industry group targeting efficiency, flexibility.
Hosted apps sought for supply-chain functions, such as demand planning and factory scheduling.
CA offers free distributed database management tool to help network managers support multiple, heterogeneous databases.
IP softphones haltingly gain speed.
Annual summit seen as an opportunity for company to clearly define ambitious road map.
Government regulations mean environmentally friendly hardware is on the way.
Intel claims its vPro package cuts IT maintenance costs, provide high security and better energy efficiency.
University of Texas at Austin falls victim to network security breach.
San Francisco city official could challenge plans to build citywide Wi-Fi network.
Three bugs found in Symantec's Scan Engine security software.
Bouncing e-mails cost businesses $5 billion annually, according to IronPort.
Scott McNealy steps down as Sun CEO; Jonathan Schwartz takes over the role.
NetContinuum unveils newest application firewall, the NC-1100.
