Opinion

Now that’s cheap

My 802.11g PC card stinks!

Innovation fuels tech growth

Federations are key to Internet security

Is patch mgmt. the best protection against vulnerabilities? Yes

Is patch management the best protection against vulnerabilities? No

Outsourcing

* Some leading thoughts on the subject of outsourcing

Corda aims to solve the Web-page printing problem

* Printing Web pages without the text being cut off at the right margin

Unified messaging requirements

* Ingredients of unified messaging include PBX and e-mail integration

Mobile location-based Web services emerge

* Who's in charge of mobile Web-services standards?

The hidden costs of remote and mobile workers

How the Open Group views ‘provisioning’

* Open Group defines the concept of 'provisioning'

IPv6 passes testing milestone

* Testing of IPv6 was carried out on Moonv6

Silicon Valley diary: Clarity, creativity, confidence

Copying MySQL databases

Microsoft details Longhorn ID

* Longhorn ID to sport a Branch Office Domain Controller

Turning the ship around at Lucent

* Lucent's focus on convergence

If it had teeth it might bite someone

Grokker groks searching

Getting virtual with VMware

Novell gets top billing for SuSE from systems and services vendors

* Novell wins distribution deals for SuSE with IBM, HP and Siemens

Offshoring for the right reasons

Readers get another turn

Choosing a router

Defining the future of work

Home network market update

More friends of small businesses

Tester’s Challenge update

Major operating system vendors defend existing security information efforts.

NetFlash: Novell moves beyond NetWare

Two SGI security updates

* Patches from Gentoo, SGI, others * Beware Bagel.U * Face-off: Is patch mgmt. the best protection against vulnerabilities?, and other interesting reading