Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Don't panic, but begin planning for IPv6
* American workers try to keep jobs from being outsourced overseas
* Spanish firm prepares to sue 4,000 alleged illegal file traders
* Looking forward to the next chapter
* Raritan introduces KVM appliance for managing servers remotely
* Enterprise companies need e-mail retention policies
* The issue of recording changes in Nsure Audit
* SafeWeb SEA Tsunami 4.0 offers access to all network resources via Web browsers
* The Greensboro Telecommunications Utility
* HP and Hitachi remain happily OEM'd
* Establishing job competencies and using behavioral event interviewing can lead you to the perfect hire
* Network World Fusion offers lots in the resource centers
* Patches from Microsoft, Macromedia, others * Beware latest variant of the Blaster worm * Navy Marine Corps Intranet hit by Welchia worm, and other interesting reading
* NetScaler tests acceleration of Oracle applications, joins Oracle partner program
* Stellent Site Studio content management
* The NPF IPv4 Unicast Forwarding Services API Implementation Agreement
* Let your RF tools do the walking
* Patch management outsourcing
* General counsel for Open Source Initiative says users should not fear SCO-IBM suit
* A look at Microsoft Windows Platform Manageability Kit
* Network World digs deep into your work, career and free time
* Is it the plastic card that identifies you or the numbers of the card?
* Three elements of a converged call center
* MCI reports latest Monthly Operating Report to bankruptcy court
* How the recent computing paradigm shift is a leap ahead and a leap back