Opinion

This Week in Wireless

* Projects, issues dominate week of CTIA Wireless show

TTM moves from file transfer to real-time communications

* Industry excitement swells over delay-elimination technologies

F5 Networks, Mercury Interactive aim to optimize Microsoft apps

* F5 Networks, Mercury Interactive detail support of Microsoft tools

Mailbag: Readers wary of the CAN-SPAM Act

* Readers share their views and observations about CAN-SPAM

Novell gathers system vendor support for SuSE Linux

* Novell, HP to certify SuSE Linux on HP Compaq systems

Insight into IT alignment

* A look at what successful organizations do in terms of their IT alignment efforts

Novell makes iFolder open source

* Novell to release core parts of iFolder as open source

Remote copying options

* Delving into remote copying

More friends of small businesses

* HP’s new initiative, a $99 PC

Creating the CIRT: Establishing policies and procedures

* The roles of policies and procedures in building a response team

Fortinet develops its own VPN client

* Fortinet ends relationship with SSH

NetFlash: IDC: IT spending to increase 5% in 2004

IBM’s new take on processing

* IBM makes Power processors more flexible

Hacking toolkit for Cisco

* Patches from FreeBSD, Ethereal, Gentoo, others * Beware another variant of the Nachi virus * Netsky takes gold, silver and bronze in March, and other interesting reading

AT&T enters Internet calling arena; Verizon, Qwest to follow

ActiveScout

* The Reviewmeister takes a look at ActiveScout from ForeScout Technologies

Web conferencing users needed

DV to MPEG “instantly”

Companies get behind MPEG REL

Whitepapers Download

Product Central

Wireless management

* The latest wireless standard, 802.11k

Mailbag: How to get boardroom buy-in

* A reader offers some sage advice on how to get the nod from the top

MCI beefs up VoIP offerings

* MCI details enhancements plans to its VoIP offerings around the world

What ever happened to VoFR?

* Remember Voice over Frame Relay?

Why some contracts don’t go as planned

* The dangers of service providers over-promising on deals

Study pegs Nextel, Verizon users as most satisfied

* Researcher releases mobile carrier scorecard

Giving and receiving authorization and permission

* The three As of security

Clear out that junk

* Are you able to see clearly through your directory forest?

The Nouvelle Novell

* Novell speaks Linux