Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* AT&T has good news and bad news
* Novell, SCO speak out on open source technology
* Pros and cons of Microsoft’s ‘first Tuesday’ approach to patching
New program shows promise, but can it scale?
CryptoCard brings two-factor authentication to SMBs
* Patches from Debian, Conectiva * Beware new Netsky variant * Feds declare war on spyware scams, and other interesting reading
* The right way to look at business services
* In-A-Flash Pro from NETGUI
* Microsoft to make its 'presence' felt * Open source products grab corporate attention * Vendor marriage could ease SOA mgmt. * Foundry switch software secures WLANs * Today on Layer 8
* What's your name again? * Google debuts desktop search app * Ipswitch goes pro * HP could make more of Compaq acquisition, CEO says * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories
AT&T lops 7,400 more heads as it exits consumer telephony
* The Reviewmeister continues his tour of endpoint security products
* New version of sales tool includes Excel hooks, improved PDA synch
* VoIP performance mgmt. architecture emerges
* Several examples of archiving lapses and their consequences
* Study shows that telecom departments are being folded into a corporation's IT operations
* Sun supercomputer installed at University of Texas
* Updated Juniper operating system aims to better support VoIP apps
* Is it ever a good idea to publish code that could be used to create a virus?
