Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Four predictions related to spam
* Handing over maintenance of your system to a third-party
* Anomalies in NetWare service packs
* National Institute of Standards and Technology releases IDS report
* Check Point bundles available for firms with 50, 100, 250, and 500 users
* It may not be popular, but for many companies, it’s a necessity to remain competitive
* How having wireless LANs as a feature in most LAN equipment changes things
* Patches from Debian, Red Hat * Beware network worm that spreads via weak or non-password protected network shares * Time Warner Telecom may be next Sobig.F target, and other interesting reading
* The Reviewmeister continues to check out dedicated network compression devices
* You might not need one. Then again, you might
* Still more wireless nets emerge
* Serial Advanced Technology Attachment
* How SIP plays in the call center
* Strategic, companywide approach needed to manage data
* Wal-Mart starts stocking SuSE Linux
* What you'll learn at the W3C site
* Sonic Mobility SonicAdmin 3 includes built-in RSA SecurID
* Common definition for identification terms
* Industrial Light & Magic to use as many as 200 links of 10 Gigabit Ethernet
* More potable device users want untethered 'Net access
* Matching midrange video cameras to customers’ needs
* Would organizations be at risk of utility computing outage?
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