Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Security challenges of always-on SOHO links
* According to Speedera, tech spending is picking up
* Some helpful strategies to prepare younger workers for senior leadership roles
* Bertelsmann asks judge to throw out copyright infringement lawsuits
* InfiniBand adapters and developer’s kit introduced
* Hunting for the 'audit' facility in Novell Nsure Audit
* Wells Fargo banking customers get bamboozled
* Also, Lucent bags a billion; and AT&T Wireless goes 3G
* Vendors readying many different options for SSL remote access
* Independent SAS 70 audits could show you how secure data is with your service provider
* Vendors line up behind SNIA’s storage management standard
* Wi-Fi Alliance certifies wireless LAN products using new 802.11g
* How users are dealing with the problem of patch mangement
* SLAs make room for QoE (quality of experience)
* Explorer Bar Maker for IE
* How tech tools help keep a freelance writer in business
* How the concept of the New Data Center forces different thinking
* Biometrics in government
* Management options from services arm of IBM
* How voice-quality measurements can be turned into SLA tools
* Microsoft Distributed File Service could help you catch up with your sleep
* Cisco's position on LWAPP
* Merrill Lynch expects high-speed access growth to slow in 2004 and 2005
* Linux user Unilever joins Open Source Development Lab
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