Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* 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
* Career coach Andrea Kay offers advice on how to make your job searches more effective
* The Reviewmeister checks out Oculan's new network monitoring appliance's claims of plug and play capabilities
* Verizon enters prickly negotiations with two unions
* Cable providers could face a tough time hanging onto their broadband customers
* MPLS/Frame Relay Alliance "QoS Support in MPLS Networks" white paper
* The key to success in managing remote employees
* ClearCube creates dual-processing desktop blade, supports more displays
* Lawmakers want FTC to investigate porn on P2P nets
* Survey shows what’s important to managers of enterprise IM systems
* HP uses Inner Media’s SqueezePlay for compression
* Microsoft sets the lawyers on spammers who prey on Hotmail
* Last in a short series on security resources on author Kabay’s Web site
* Novell announces top-level appointments and a beta release
* Backspin columnist Mark Gibbs ponders Senator Hatch's mental state
* Enterasys releases multi-function security routers
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* Industry observers are starting to point to holes in wireless LAN hot spots
* Storage implications of meeting high SLAs
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