Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* IEEE to review 802.11n proposals next month
* Survey shows IM a growing part of work life
* A look at what Symantec calls generic exploit blocking
* DataPower’s latest: the XI50
* Readers identify two areas where a policy access protocol might have problems
* Service-level management can go further today
* Microsoft’s Linux comparison ad taken to task
* Create a Wi-Fi hot spot with a Linux-based gateway on CD
* Benefits of IMS
* Communication with users can make management easier
What the networking giant gets for $200 million
* Spammers using sender authentication too, study says * SCO caps legal costs as losses mount * Veritas acquires e-mail archiver KVS * Swan dives into WAN compression * Network World Fusion Radio: Satisfaction * Today on Layer 8
* Serial versions of ATA, SCSI interfaces result in longer, thinner cables
* Dell releases cluster test score using Microsoft benchmark
* Sourcefire's Real-time Network Awareness Sensor 2000
* Analyst firm says traffic management should center on applications
* Sendmail makes available open source Sender ID mail filter
* Recent newsletter about how companies can improve communication with job applicants strikes cord with readers
* Security, performance top concerns with delivering Web apps
* Novell takes another important step with clustering technology
* Bandwidth efficiency through the ages
* The Telework Coalition takes ambitious steps to increase telework
* What the networking giant gets for $200 million
* SSL remote access service from NetWolves
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