Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Stratus ftServer W Series 2400 is an entry-level server priced under $10,000
* QoS should be easier to implement as AT&T gets bigger
* Get ready for BrainShare
* AT&T/BellSouth deal raises questions about the future of the telecoms market
* That won’t fly
* Readying your apps and infrastructure to support remote workers
* Mobile workforce tapping unified messaging systems * Verizon offers VoIP SLAs * Qwest chief promises not to block Internet traffic, but makes no quality guarantees * New Trojan encrypts data, demands ransom * More than just thresholds * Rootkits fo
* Patches from Microsoft, Debian, Gentoo, others * Beware Trojan that encrypts data and demands ransom for its return * DHS gets failing grade in computer security repor, and other interesting reading
* Results of IEEE call for interest on Ethernet over passive optical networks
Welcome to The Best of Network World. Here is this week's Readers' Choice, with the most-clicked stories of the week.
* Study says end users will carry the brunt of the $25 billion investment in IPv6
* Caller ID spoofing: Don't fall victim to scams
* Applications and methods of wireless tracking
* New drivers make configuration management a worthy tool
* Where CIOs are hiring in the next three months
* Podzinger uses speech recognition to index podcasts for search purposes
* Preparation tips for Vista
* Individuals are comfortable with reputation-based trust systems
* Sandy thanks readers for letting her share the challenges and lessons of running a small business and small business network for the past two years
* Xandros releases Xandros Desktop OS 3.1
* What should be in an outsourcing contract?
