Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Vendor CEO says current business model a money loser
* Lighting up broadband * Fiorina: Sometimes IT spending is a 'bad thing' * IBM, other vendors accused of cheating E-Rate program * New, dangerous Microsoft JPEG exploit released * Today on Layer 8 * This week’s top 5 stories
* IP services profitability still in doubt * Microsoft adds incentives to licensing program * Former CA chief Sanjay Kumar indicted on fraud charges * Cisco to hire 1,000 engineers, salespeople this year * Network World Fusion Radio * Today on Layer
* The Reviewmeister continues evaluating routers that support two WAN connections
* Microsoft: Does making a back-up copy of XP violate the end user license agreement or not?
* VMware’s Assured Computing Environment software debuts
* Routers help with migration to AES
* Readers take exception to recruiter's hiring advice
* SurfControl study is scary for legal, HR and senior managers
* F5 Networks, Radware put patent lawsuit to rest
* Readers experiencing problems with NetWare TSAFS
* University professor draws fire for virus course
* Vendor CEO says current business model a money loser
* U.S. Robotics USR8200 device offers subscription to SurfControl services
* Examining ILM and storage grids
* Patches from Conectiva, OpenPKG, HP, others * Beware latest Sdbot, Sasser variants * When outsourcing, don't forget security, experts say, and other interesting reading
* Wi-Fi Alliance issues Wi-Fi Multimedia certification
* One man’s list of do’s and don’ts
* A look at how successful IP-based videoconferencing technology has or has not been
* P-Cube unveils anti-spam features to line of IP traffic control devices
* Why it could be worthwhile sticking with providers that don't meet their objectives
* Doing the weekly shopping online
* What to worry about - and what not to - when it comes to VoIP security
* Remote security apps emerge for mobile nets
* Readers say IT budgets are extremely tight
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