Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Network Appliance joins trend of putting security functions into caches
* RIAA falsely accuses some of alleged file trading
* Survey shows working moms are struggling to juggle work and family
* Helping your customers help thelmselves
* Considering licensing plans for Blackcomb
Observations on this year’s Connections 2003 conference.
* BT tries again in the U.S.
* SCO pulls Linux from portfolio
* A closer look at SMBmeta
* Attendees ask questions at N+I management panels
* BellSouth builds a nine-state IP backbone
* Patches from Red Hat, Debian, Mandrake Linux, others * Beware Microsoft support worm * Network Associates speeds up Sniffer, and other interesting reading
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