Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* AT&T follows VoIP announcement with Ethernet launch
* Longtime Novell employee believes Chris Stone provides much needed leadership
* SSL vendor adds Cache Cleaner and more checks for malicious code to its access tools
* Egenera releases blades designed for branch offices
* Yankee Group report looks at solutions for performance problems
* The vendors in the best position to offer on-demand computing
* Transfer of FCC appeal to D.C. puts their ball in favorable court
* Patches from Red Hat, SCO, others * Beware Trojan programs that attack via IRC * Critics raise security concerns about VeriSign service, and other interesting reading
* HP switches are tailored for desktop Gigabit Ethernet connections
* How Jamestown Community College prevents students from downloading viruses
* Wi-Fi at Pittsburgh's Heinz Hall and Benedum Center for the Performing Arts
* Inxight VizServer provides visual representations
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* Oracle's sees its future in outsourcing using on-demand computing
* Two alternatives for Web-enabling applications
* Kathy Berona relies on Groove P2P collaboration to manage her many clients
* LAN basics
* Wireless tracking/scanning could be boon to inventory management
* Where automated authentication works well
* What's in the stand-alone version of Microsoft Software Update Service
* Convergence can result in fewer jobs, or jobs shipped overseas
* Breaking news from VON, Demo Mobile, Executive Women's Forum * Links to upcoming trade shows * Links to free Network World Technology Tours
IETF attempts to mediate S-BGP/soBGP debate