Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Describing MAC Authentication Bypass (MAB), and how to integrate Non-Cisco Switches with Cisco Identity Services Engine (ISE) for MAB.
All hail the new King of IT: IDC’s latest Black Book predicts worldwide IT spending growth will come mostly from smartphones.
Lost your Google contacts? Have they disappeared, vanished with nary a trace? Before you start drinking heavily, here's how to get 'em back ...
Cloud provider price wars may lead to better ways to manage integration of older and newer IT worlds
The ex-CEO who returned as interim CEO has been made permanent. This sounds familiar. Can history repeat?
Systems Design & Development (SDD) platform with BroadSoft creates UC-One Hospitality.
If you find your thrill delving into the networking side of Unix, you'll find that there are lots of commands to give you all the insights you might want.
New phones for some, no updates for others. No wonder Windows Phone is at 3% market share.
IARPA evaluating new ways to measure cognitive performance
The WiFi Inspector app promises to give you a quick snapshot of connected devices.
What, if any, is F5's role in the world of SDNs?
Money-losing services like Google’s quick-delivery operation (and way too many others) are simply not sustainable.
I've been running MATE as my one and only environment for the last week. And boy howdy, do I have an opinion.
This semi-robotic suit gives workers super-human strength, and hints at the huge enterprise market for wearables.
New support for Citrix XenApp and XenDesktop
Cloud providers’ hyperscale operations driving network architecture advances
If proven to work on the NASA Mars 2020 mission, a much larger MOXIE-like system could later be used to produce oxygen on a larger scale
It isn’t just wireline voice calls that are shifting to IP. Voice calls over wireless mobile phones are too, in a big way.
Software Defined Networking systems are gaining IPv6 capabilities
Juniper query of 400 finds 52.5% yay, 47.5% nay
E-mail scam has been reported in in at least 14 federal court districts, says Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts