Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* PC buyers swap Linux for pirate Windows, Gartner says
* Azul Systems previews ‘network-attached processor’ for Java apps
* Endpoint security more important than ever
* Numerical codes can leave Web-based info open to data thieves
* The Reviewmeister tests out products that claim to protect network endpoints
* Rise in IM use troubles enterprise IT managers
* After layoffs and restructuring, telework is growing again
* Restricting users to specific sets of resources
* Findings from the report, "U.S. IT Staffing Up, But Outsourcing Takes a Toll"
* Novell slowly migrating Windows desktops to Linux, according to reports
* Evident Software, NetQoS separately address IT costs
* Location and presence technologies open up possibilities
* Proprietary and non-proprietary storage grids
* Start-up Ammasso speeds up RDMA-enabled Gigabit adapter
* Microsoft leaves colleges vulnerable * 3Com, Toshiba launch convergence gear * Super-connected users could aid IM worms * EMC introduces products to replicate data * Today on Layer 8
* Introducing the IT Infrastructure Library
* Good management products for small businesses can be elusive
* Big VoIP deals are all the rage
* AT&T guarantees five nines of availability
* Verizon ups mobile ante
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