Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* AT&T, Cisco, EDS and others at MPLScon
* An IT consultant recommends tips for improving communication with business management
* Tools to monitor IM and P2P activities
* Getting into spam business is frighteningly inexpensive
* How Internet Broadcasting Systems is using Akamai-IBM technology
* Buffer overflows and error handling are top vulnerabilities in Web apps
* Deciding whether data is old or just useless
* How ICANN’s recommendations concerning WHOIS could affect you
* What's up with Novell's TIDs and Knowledgebase?
* National Weather Service gets new supercomputer from IBM
* Connecting VPN sites with those using frame relay or ATM
* Patches from Microsoft, Red Hat * Beware W32/Magold-D, a virus that spreads via every means possible * Symantec under fire for bugs, flaws, and other interesting reading
* 3Com reveals sales of enterprise network gear
* Approaches to easing WLAN configuration
* Bookmarklets originate from Netscape
* Why telcos are ahead of cable companies in providing broadband managed home networks
* Combined Oracle-PeopleSoft-J.D. Edwards could present formidable services firm
* Ethernet in the carrier realm
* Linux results from Network World 500 survey
* VoIP smarts
* Ways of dealing with spam
* Novell's open source effort gets the thumbs-up
* Cogent reduces debt to $27 million from $380 million
* Digging into Windows Server 2003 virtual server
* Sneak preview of 2003 VoIP survey results