Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002
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What drives Cisco in the service provider market
* DVD back-up and archive systems will become widespread before long
* Readers’ wish list of e-mail features
* RealNetworks streams content to your mobile devices
* Survey results from Robert Half Technology reveals most CIOs have benefited from having a mentor
* More than 30 million HyperTransport ports will be shipped in 2003, says IDC
* SpeedEye allows site administrators to control Web site content
* What drives Cisco in the service provider market
* Frame perseveres but with formidable competitors
* Music industry reported testing software that sabotages file swapping
* The Reviewmeister continues testing Windows-powered NAS boxes
* Net execs outline their top concerns in a tight economy
* Check Point readies Generation with Application Intelligence
* Your thoughts on Novell's Linux plans
* Patches from Red Hat, SGI, others * Beware another version of Lovegate * Security firms accept debate challenge, and other interesting reading
* High-end routers grew faster than wireless LANs last quarter, Dell’Oro says
* What can intelligent switch platforms do for your network?
* SCO outlines SCOx development framework for SMB-targeted Web apps
