Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* The Reviewmeister takes a look at RedCell from Dorado Software
* A dozen reasons to hate passwords
* Proficient Networks, IP Deliver team to bring optimized VoIP services to carriers
* F5 announcing support for Linux, Mac OS as well as Windows
* Storage system on a chip
* Marks move into broadband access, FTTP
* How you can get SuSE and Novell Nterprise Linux Services at no charge
* Cooligy tries to get processors to chill
* IBM uses own grid technology for ISV program * Tech Ed: Microsoft extends product support to 10 years * Dell, EMC roll out low-cost SAN device * Yahoo adds anti-spyware service to toolbar * Today on Layer 8
* Patches from FreeBSD, SuSE, others * Beware yet more variants of Agobot * CA goes after patch management, and other interesting reading
* WLAN hot spots may not be all they’re cracked up to be
* With viruses and spam, e-mail server duty is costing more than you think
* Workforce Management offers some suggestions for obtaining candid references
* Instant-messaging platforms could be the portals of the future
* More about why FRoDSL is a sound choice for accessing frame relay nets
* InteropNet iLabs puts emerging technologies to the test
* The three key areas for tech investment according to 3i
* Report from Veritas Vision user conference
* What the 802.3ak standard means
* FastMail allows Webmail, POP3, IMAP on multiple providers to coexist
* IDC notes areas for WLAN improvements
* More U.S. than European companies planning for Active Directory/Application Mode
* U.S. to trial passports with RFID chips encoded with holders' facial features
* Trustix tries to appeal to hosting providers