Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* How GM saved a billion dollars * Cisco lands large VoIP deal with Boeing * Key Microsoft patch tools delayed again * Nortel predicts '03 restatement will wipe out profit * Today on Layer 8
* There is still so much to learn in IT
* Kansas City “studio” geared toward graphic artists
* Managing your IM infrastructure with FaceTime's IM Auditor
* The Tolly Group's SSL VPN resource
* Correspondent wrestles with organizational dynamics of security, operations groups
* Network Executive Software’s acceleration device for long distances
* Your customers are not your adversaries when it comes to negotiating SLAs
* Qwest sells CDMA assets to Verizon
* Readers write in with thoughts on purging corporate e-mail
* ResumeDoctor.com says vague is out and specifics are in when writing your resume
* IBM readies p5 servers based on Power5 processors
* Will NKS support running NLMs on current Linux distributions?
* Vendors use Linux and open source software in data center technology
* Take responsibility for distinguishing spam
* Backspin columnist Mark Gibbs says he isn't concerned that ads are being wantonly suppressed, the concern lies in being told your software is doing so
* Wireless directory draws cheers, jeers * Agere touts promise of 250M bit/sec WLAN * Key Microsoft patch tool delayed again * Holding company looking to buy significant amount of MCI stock * Today on Layer 8
* Enterasys Networks and partners add security to switches
