Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Watch your wallet when the big guys come calling
* Comparing route analytics products
* How people and companies often give out too much information online
* Reader feedback on continuing education
* Two perspectives on the use of instant messaging in business
* Should the FBI be recruited to help the entertainment industry's fight against file trading?
* Tips for retaining all-star employees
* Frustration reigns over spam
* The Reviewmeister takes a look at UnitedLinux
* Some NetWare services have been available on Linux for some time
* Catching up with disk drives: SCSI and ATA
* Patches from Red Hat, Conectiva, others * Beware e-mails with the subject line: "El fin se puede hackear a hotmail!!" * Report: Bugbear, Sobig top viruses so far in 2003, and other interesting reading
* Mysticom’s transceiver runs copper-based 10 Gigabit Ethernet over 25 meters
* Aventail works to streamline policy and access mgmt.
* Also, LuxN provides access to Sorrento; and Qwest goes long in the Land of Lakes
* NCR streams media on the ground instead of through satellites
* Veritas updates server-provisioning software
* Third-party help in maintaining a secure and helpful Web site
* dtSearch Web
* Wired VoIP phones, 802.11b phones, cell phones - which to deploy?
* Not all data requires the same storage approach
* Veritas rejiggers Backup Exec 9.0 to work with Windows Server 2003
* Qwest to support 48K bit/sec upstream V.92 spec
* Small steps to reap big benefits
* Three cable providers are readying voice over IP, over cable
* Profile of dynamic server provisioning
RBOC announces results of last year's RFPs