Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Linux news around the world
* Linux makes inroads with Novell users * Microsoft set to ship refreshed integration server * IBM adds four-way 550 server to i5 product line * Pentagon uses Linux for battlefield simulations * You’ve got the power * Today on Layer 8
Cisco's outlook dims prospects for 2004
* The challenges of selecting mgmt. tools that fit in with your IT processes
* Snapbridge software for online publishing
* The Reviewmeister takes a look at IBM's BladeCenter platform
* Differing attitudes toward spam around the world
* Innovative ways to reinforce information security
* What's behind the log messages
* Check Point integrates SecureClient VPN with Integrity
* Integrated "triple-play" services enabled on Provo net
* Older NetWare is still adequate for some users
* CareerJournal.com has recommendations for improving interactions with job candidates
* Red Hat's GFS open source, Posix-complaint cluster file system
* Cisco's outlook dims prospects for 2004
* FDA reads riot act to device makers * Microsoft delays auto delivery of XP SP2 to corporate users * HP focuses on enhanced virtualization * IBM seeks dismissal in second part of SCO case * You’ve got the power * Today on Layer 8
* 3Com and Trapeze Networks make WLAN partnership official
* President Bush calls for workplace flexibility before 2010, please
* Port80 promises faster Web page loads with smaller file transfers
* Bladed PC maker ClearCube receives extra $25 million in investments
* A look at the early adopters of Novell's Nterprise Linux Services, or NNLS