Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Rat Race Rebellion is the real deal
* Novell buys U.K. custom services and applications provider to razzle and dazzle
* Lustre storage and file system architecture for very large clusters
* Virtualization brings security and flexibility
* Backspin columnist Mark Gibbs says the outcome to the OptInRealBig.com case was disappointing but predictable
* SSL making strides against IPSec VPNs * MyDoom.O hammering search engines * Four-way server shows Sun’s commitment to x86 * Watchfire in deal to acquire Sanctum * Today on Layer 8
* EFM switches ship from start-up Nayna Networks
* Sun lays out plans for servers
* iPass stirs endpoint security pot
* CipherTrust e-mail security architecture unveiled
* The promise and threat of the virtualization movement
Columnist sets out to install a wireless network, finds self shivering in his underwear
CDW service makes software tracking easy
* Why companies should opt out of social networks
* Sprint’s mutually advantageous relationships with cable companies
* Microsoft settles with Lindows; DaimlerChrysler wins against SCO
* Vintela Authentication Services
* Oracle lends its "identity management expertise" to the Liberty Alliance
* Dr. Internet columnist Steve Blass offers advice on how to automate updates on multiple PCs
* Trio to combine cell and wireless LANs * Security freeware abounds * 3Com takes aim at WLAN switch arena * SageMetrics upgrades Web analytics software * Today at Layer 8
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