Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
He's joining Battery Ventures
A new year brings reflection, forecasts, and seldom-kept resolutions. But given the long-standing nature of so many challenges facing the evolution of mobility, perhaps a prayer or two is more in order today.
Of course an IT consultant would have THIS high-tech business card.
Colorful visualizations illuminate the irrationality of Pi
Some important resolutions for the Open Source world in 2014.
It's all about the apps and delivery.
For years, one of the touted advantages of being a Mac user was that you didn't have to worry (as much) about issues like malware.
Before taking Verizon's subsidized upgrade bait and giving up my unlimited data plan, I tested LTE as a wired internet replacement.
The day before, Microsoft will end all support for Windows XP, and everyone will feel the impact.
Using Apdex to measure and ensure user satisfaction
As technological changes continue to roil data centers and networking in 2014, there's one controversial factor that everyone needs to take more seriously.
It's a new year and a great time to review what you're doing right and not so right in your Unix career. Time to commit to an effective to do list!
Over the past 18 months, Apple has been snatching up companies at a record pace. The most recent acquisition comes in the form of a photography startup called SnappyLabs.
Yearlong departure comes as his video and collaboration businesses struggle
These days, just showing up to work as a data scientist will get you attention.
LG is resurrecting WebOS to put on a smart TV. How well will that actually work?
Scientists say dogs like to face north-south direction when duty calls
Photosharing app does issue explainer on how to opt-out of flawed feature
BlackBerry's year-old association with "creative director" to wind down this month
Looks like status quo on the vendor side of Domain 2.0 plan -- VMware in the data center, Cisco in the WAN
It's all over for Windows XP soon, and the rush to migrate appears to be on.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year (for outages)
For safety purposes, of course.
If you want to see the future of enterprise technology, take a close look at companies like Google, Amazon, and Facebook.
Need a way to make connecting to lots of servers using different settings and usernames easier? Look no further than the ssh config file.
Nothing like a free gift from Apple to get pumped up for the holidays
