Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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* Why frame relay over DSL is more reliable than you think
* Voyence's proof of concept
* Employees use secure messaging more frequently if company makes it available
* IBM unveils switches that connect blade servers to Fibre Channel SANs
* Research from Cutting Edge Information offers insight into the key outsourcing strategies and tactics employed in leading organizations
* Coyote Point Systems teams with Dell for load-balancing appliance
* Ways to make your data available when our workplace isn’t
* Tips on staffing a computer incident response team
* Novell launches File System Factory 1.2
* Start-up Ammasso introduces Gigabit adapter that supports RDMA
* The demands of utility computing on the network
* AEP's A-Gate AG-60 supports 50 remote-user sessions
* Symantec snatches up anti-spam vendor * Microsoft adds more to licensing, Software Assurance pot * Users form enterprise architecture group * Wal-Mart updates RFID road map * Today on Layer 8
* Patches from Debian, Gentoo, Mandrake Linux, others * Beware latest Sdbot variants * Symantec snatches up anti-spam vendor, and other interesting reading
* More on Multiple Input Multiple Output smart antenna technology
* A look at the evolution of the mainframe
* The management challenges of distributed enterprises
* Infonet IP Video VPN available in 33 countries
* Why Universal Data Element Framework could have a powerful impact on your Web apps
* Overcoming objections to hosted application providers
* Questions to ask at our Enterprise Security and Remote Office Networking Tech Tours
* Help a wayward columnist choose and install a router