Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Robert Half Technology's 2005 Salary Guide
* Traffic-shaping software gets smarter
* IBM aims at small businesses with slimmed-down BladeCenter
* A chat with Novell's chief strategist for directory services
* Federal law called Check 21 could force banks to upgrade
* What was demonstrated at Storage Network World
* Check Point to add intrusion prevention to its VPN client software
* Roadblocks for shared IDs: trust, immature standards * Tarantella spins a thin client Web on Linux * Patent suit takes aim at Cisco routers, switches * E-voting backers claim successful election; critics still concerned * Today on Layer 8
* Wireless LANs buoyed by prospect of voice, other apps
* Patches from Sun, Debian, Conectiva, others * Beware ever more Rbot variants * Symantec pushing into mobile space, and other interesting reading
* Ipswitch adds a friendly front end to venerable FTP
* AT&T explains how it bases VoIP quality on ITU's R-Factor
* JotSpot makes every page editable by any or all of the people who have access
* A look at Link Layer Discovery Protocol-Media Endpoint Discovery (LLDP-MED)
* A business process outsourcing success story
* Vonage’s fees; FCC Chairman Powell on regulations
* Try out Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration Server 2004
* Wireless helps home caregivers do better job
* NASA's Columbia Linux cluster surpasses previous supercomputer champs
* What if software, apps and services had their own management information base for audit controls?
* Application vendors wake up to the importance of management
* A training company identifies four key growth areas for training in 2005
* Group tallies more than 1,100 e-voting glitches * Technologists push Ethernet to new areas * Cisco looks ahead to home networking boom * Q1 Labs tackles intrusion prevention * Internet Explorer keeps losing market share * Today on Layer 8
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