Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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* Telstra creates global account management team based in NYC
* Convergence in education, Part 2
* Top 10 security issues for 2005, according to Unisys
* Microsoft directory guru carves out the three laws of identity
* Threat of identity theft requires better risk management
* Juniper’s TX Matrix interconnects T-series routers
* Help Desk columnist Ron Nutter offers advice to help resolve a conflict between Java, IDXRAD and the VPN client
* Sun Services combines with SevenSpace to enhance remote servicing offering
* Oracle software to support SuSE; IBM to support Sybase database on Linux
* Microsoft and smaller players getting into server virtualization
Deal also give ECI the option to acquire the high-end router start-up
* Nortel's new defense gear offers better threat protection * ComNet conference to be rescheduled for fall * China's Lenovo to buy IBM's PC business * Microsoft in final testing on Windows Server 2003 SP1 * Linux specialist Penguin releases first bla
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* When cable and DSL back each other
* DigiPortal Software lays out case for challenge/response
* Research shows strong growth in Linux, Opteron and low-end servers
* State’s revised withholding guidelines stress the home isn’t a viable workplace
* NetScout appliance collects NetFlow data for analysis
* Leaving the workforce for a year or more is a sacrifice that may compromise your future career
* Spyware on PCs can affect apps in the data center
* Where is the embedded SuSE Linux initiative?
* How to delay buying more storage hardware
* Tips for gathering information after a security breach