Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Dell'Oro finds market correction taking place
* A conversation with computer expert Mikko Hyppönen
* AEP AG 1200 provides failover functionality
* County court rigs courthouse with WLAN access
* IBM lands European Linux mainframe deal * Check Point blend ensures remote nodes meet security policies * Another Cisco face-lift? * HP grows Q3 revenue but servers, storage disappoint * Tales from the copy room * Today on Layer 8
* Patches from Microsoft, SCO, SuSE, others * Beware new version of Bagle e-mail worm * Check Point blend ensures remote nodes meet security policies, and other interesting reading
* SSL remote-access gear is in some cases winning out over IPSec
* Our hero swaps his undies for a clown suit — and gets his WLAN up and running
* One company’s journey toward outsourcing
* Asia-Pacific is biggest user of broadband Internet access
* Anti-spam from MyFailSafe
* An ASP that offers good value
* RADIUS: Weakest link in 802.11 security standard?
* Differences and relationships between VoIP and traditional telephony
* Do your senior bosses know what identity management is all about?
* Why Microsoft should fix what it already has instead of building new software
* Microsoft hopes to entice academia to create Trustworthy Computing courses
* Study finds Linux could still attract patent lawsuits
* News from LinuxWorld San Francisco * News from SCO Forum * Upcoming trade shows * Free Network World Technology Tours
Reports disappointing Q2 due in part to pricing pressure in large business telecom
* Hack...hack back...repeat * Campuses face complex regulations * Cisco has ‘record-breaking’ quarter * Vintela links Unix, Linux, Mac to Microsoft mgmt. platform * Today on Layer 8
* The Reviewmeister puts Xaffire’s xFire 3.0 to the test
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