Network World reports on the most significant news for infrastructure and operations professionals.
In the face of a pandemic, Priceline CIO Ron Rose says his company is prepared.
Survey indicates managers believe the majority of threats to corporate security are coming from the inside.
Red Hat details plans for a virtualized Linux environment, which includes integrating Xen into its future products.
Judge likely to order Google to comply with government subpoena for search records, according to reports.
Regulators should back off and let businesses work things out for themselves, say Internet neutrality proponents.
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Business acumen in demand; forensics and wireless are popular technical specialties.
Hotels work with Cisco reseller to consolidate TV, phone, wired and wireless access, and room control functions on a single device
Work on a mesh net aiming to blanket parts of Tempe, Ariz., is underway.
New business edition has scaled-down features for smaller operations.
Hosted call center technology from Echopass routes calls from retail sites and customers.
Software controls user administrative rights.
Preparing corporate data center operations for an outbreak of the avian flu requires long-term planning.
Technology gives merchants a fighting chance.
Customer service, fallout for wireless among issues.
IBM to open up its research arm to its partners.
Need faster uplink to provide VoIP service over mobile handsets.
* Executive changes at Vodafone indicate a battle over the future direction of the company
Mitchell & Ness turns to GenuOne to find counterfeit merchandise on eBay.
Bellsouth amends previously announced layoff plans in the light of AT&T's proposed acquisition.
McData re-brands Riverbed's Steelhead appliance for applications acceleration across the WAN.
Nicholas Financial explains why it opted for a private IP managed network from Verizon Business.
McAfee fixes faulty security update software; helps enterprise customers recover programs that the faulty software deleted by mistake.
ISO turns down China-backed WAPI WLAN standard in favor of IEEE 802.11i specification.
Forbes magazine's 2006 annual list of the world's billionaires.
Chinese government outlines plan to revamp laws and reguations that protect intellectual property rights.
Micro-Star International shows off a laptop and an MP3 player at Cebit that are solar powered.
Collax aims to offer SMBs in the U.S. a turnkey Linux distribution that includes best-of-breed server applications and an easy-to-use GUI.
Qwest's options limited after AT&T's bid for BellSouth.
