Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Why the phone is not the most efficient communication method
* Novell gives users a choice
* Fortinet rolls out five firewall, VPN appliances for SMBs
* SBC and Verizon announce rollout plans and investments
* Rules regarding remote sites for disaster recovery purposes
* Biometrics early adopters reveal secrets, challenges * The 'Net hits ripe, old age of 35 * ICANN moves closer to approving .post, .travel * Start-up Ping Identity unveils federation server, hooks up with IBM * Today on Layer 8
* Foundry Networks’ WLAN improvements
* Patches from RealNetworks, Mandrake Linux, others * Beware latest mass mailing viruses * Biometrics early adopters reveal secrets, challenges, and other interesting reading
* FCC affirms widespread deployment of broadband over power lines
* The DCML's mission
* Readers say it’s easier to tap both PSTN and VoIP calls than stated previously
* Wi-Fi buyer beware
* Best practices for business growth
* News from CA, Thor, DataPower
* Configuration management basics
* TimeSys Linux complies with DSDL Carrier Grade Linux 2.0 specs
* I-Gallery from blue-collar productions
* Microsoft shrinks Passport's ambitions
* How to convince your bosses to fund your project
* Cingular, AT&T Wireless close $41 billion merger * Cisco PBX adds encryption support for VoIP devices * Kerry would be more hands-on than Bush on IT issues * Phish scam targets Red Hat Linux administrators * Today on Layer 8
* Application acceleration tools will evolve for data center acceleration
* Voltaire’s InfiniBand technology to be used in HP clusters
* How California’s fiscal crisis is impacting state telework is unknowable
