Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Boston Children’s Hospital example shows that on-premises resources are still needed
Two recent Google Hangout announcements will make it easier to live my cellphone-free life, without relying on Skype.
Software everything driving data center networking
The skimming of our new chip-and-signature bank cards will be the next security issue to plague card issuers.
Now that the end may be near for the iconic chain of electronic shops, there are two RadioShack products I’ll remember fondly.
One of the best ways to write scripts quickly and effectively is to never start from scratch.
There was a flaw in my original tests, but in the end, it comes out the same.
I had high hopes for Apple's announcement this week, but they failed to live up to the hype.
Sorry, early stage startups only
Kinum software founder battling to shed serious pounds -- in front of a national TV audience
Amidst the giant iPhones, flashy mobile payments scheme, and controversial Apple Watch, one thing stood out by its absence.
HP has OpenStack roots; Eucalyptus has AWS integration - is it a match made in the cloud?
Apple's new iPhone 6 lineup has no 32GB option
Report says company may be locking NetApp FlexPod, and perhaps VCE Vblock, out of SDN opportunity
Is the PaaS market dying?
Now that the WAN is finally evolving, I think it’s time to take a look at the infrastructure that’s used to optimize it.
DARPA puts call out to find out what technologies could offer GPS alternatives
Cloud-based application provides visibility into UC performance
Apple’s big announcement goes 3 for 4, with solid hits on big iPhone 6 line and mobile payments, but a whiff on the Watch.
The Windows 9 public preview coming at the end of the month is going to ask for feedback almost to the point of annoyance.
For those familiar with the Android ecosystem, few of the new features Apple announced today were actually new.
Could the Apple Watch help turn the health and fitness wearable market into a mainstream market?
Carnegie system tracks oncoming drivers and blacks out small parts of the headlight beam that would typically shine into drivers’ eyes
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