Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Consultant stresses simplicity - and Groove - for small businesses
* QoS for Web services
* Benchmark results for Fujitsu’s PrimePower
* Tumbleweed’s study of e-mail traffic
* What industry consolidation means to enterprise customers
* Would you trust your network with a multi- or single-function security device?
* Goodbye Bergevine, goodbye Seibt
* A lesson for all of us
* Backup grows up * FrontBridge adds Kaspersky’s anti-virus to e-mail service * Microsoft reveals more details on 'Office 12' (+update) * WLAN standards group in turmoil as faction pushes for adjournment * Today on Layer 8
* Reader weighs in on password management
* A couple of blows to WLANs
* Patches from Gentoo, Conectiva, Fedora, others * Beware mass-mailer worm that looks like a security or account warning
* Network+: Gone are questions about frame relay; included are questions about wireless
* Bill Gates calls for work visa limit to be raised
* How Microchip accelerated delivery of Web info to its customers
* Columbitech leverages small-footprint standard
* MIR3 notification systems, phpBB update
* Novell buys Immunix, IBM pockets Gluecode
* Sun, Microsoft allow single sign-on to Liberty Alliance, WS-* Web services
* Microsoft, Sun detail how and where they are working together
* Management tools today need to be better than ‘good enough’
* Case study: New York Presbyterian Hospital