Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Initial tests of a dual WAN router
* Readers react to the need for soft skills in their companies
* ICSA Labs prepares second round of testing for SSL VPN gear
* Best performance tests come from measuring real transactions, report says
* Predictions for the future of wireless carriers, cable and more
* If you’re legitimate, shouldn’t your paid advertising be too?
* Novell in 2004
* Postini looks at spam in 2004, and what it all could mean for 2005
* Grape juice maker consolidates and virtualizes
* Report on Google Desktop Search
* Potential benefits of Symantec’s proposed acquisition of Veritas
* IBM's PC unit lost money from 2001 onwards * Network Life: Where do routers come from? * EBay drops Microsoft's Passport * Pew study: Blogs busted out in 2004 * Today on Layer 8
* HP improves its standing in Gartner’s eyes
* ActivShopper hunts for cheaper prices
* Linux thrives on the desktop but may struggle with security
* The 50 most powerful people in networking * Despite tsunamis, outsourcers stay in Chennai * VeriSign: Online shopping up 24% this year * AOL members report significantly less spam in 2004 * Today on Layer 8
* More from Cisco’s analyst meeting
* Microsoft juggled security and open source issues in 2004
If you’re legitimate, shouldn’t your paid advertising be too?
* The year in identity management
* Web services play role in convergence that requires collaboration
* The wireless year in review
* The Power Issue empowers readers * Network World’s Power Poll: funny, yes; scientific, no * The most excellent network * Look at me!
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