Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
Novell President and COO Ron Hovsepian details plans to win marketshare for its Linux story.
Shipping delay of Vista supposedly forces move.
Slow or nonexistent e-mail replies to customer inquirires negatively affect a company's revenue.
Cornming develops a more environmentally-friendly glass substrate,dubbed Eagle XG, for use in making LCDs.
Microsoft offers free and unlimited tech support to those who license its workgroup server protocols.
StopBadware.org names first software applications to its spyware hall of shame.
The European Union plans to regulate the cost of international roaming for mobile phone users.
Oracle is making a major push into business intellignece.
Home Office Large Major Enquiry System 2 helps police solve 2002 murder.
Report shows 101 million transactions per year for things such as queries of sex offender registry and license-plate surveillance inquiries.
Check Point's Eventia expanded to include more data.
Hackers are infecting computers worldwide using a sophisticated Trojan horse program.
Microsoft looks to bring application developers and Web designers together using Extensible Application Markup Language.
Company earns $374 million from sale of Nihon Unisys.
Google launches a financial news in information Web site called Google Finance.
Company offering 32G-byte solid-sate disk to customers.
Developers at the Mozilla Foundation readying the first alpha version of the Firefox 2 open source browser.
Cisco's senior vice president and general manager of the company's Routing and Service Provider Technology Group talks about the edge router market at TelecomNext 2006.
IT managers, vendors converge in Boston to discuss top technologies for the year ahead.
Sana Security warns of rootkit.hearse malware designed to steal usernames and passwords.
FCC's actions enable Verizon to charge whatever it wishes for high-speed data services.
Microsoft forms community to promote OpenXML format as international standard.
Microsoft to delay Windows Vista until 2007, confirms company exec.
California researchers and academics celebrate high-speed networking innovations at CENIC 2006.
Microsoft prepares updates to Internet Explorer after discovery of vulnerabilities.
Aims to keep up with new strategic applications.
Power-over-Ethernet switches, servers replacing key phone systems make data center hotter.
CopperEye's enterprise search software works with structured data.
KPMG turns to company over bigger name vendors.
Storage device captures snapshots of Exchange mail while also synchronizing them with disaster recover site.
Recent moves spark varied speculation.
Novell transition to a Linux company has provided mixed results so far, observers say.
802.11n draft-compatible products on the way.
Highlights of what will be discussed at this week's TelecomNext 2006.
Jim Metzler discusses the important role network management plays in the enterprise.
