Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* USA Services aim to streamline citizen interaction with feds
* The tour of routers with filtering turned on continues with the Cisco 2651
* Analyzing IT investment styles can help bring greater returns
* Scalix’s e-mail platform runs on Linux and works with Outlook
* Travel spending down according to National Business Travel Association survey
* EFF allows file traders to check if they are being hunted by the RIAA
* Can an enterprise company successfully market software downstream?
* Readers vote against Layer 3 switches for wiring closets
* Patches from @Stake, NetScreen, NetBSD and others * Two new Trojan horses found * Microsoft comes clean on its DoS attack, and other interesting reading
* The perils of not de-provisioning
* InfiniCon stretches InfiniBand fabric to edge of network
* Aventail OnDemand 3.0 enables smoother configuration
* XIOtech Magnitude 3D brings failover features of clustering to SANs
* 802.11a-based outdoor bridges hold appeal
* Port80 Software says Web sites could use HTTP compression to save costs
* What to expect at Network World's WLAN Technology Tour
* Aelita Controlled Migration Suite
* 802.1s Multiple Spanning Tree Protocol
* Integrating news feeds into a panel
* AT&T kicks off wired/wireless service bundling