Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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* IBM-Akamai allows enterprises to offload Web app functions onto Akamai net
* Virtualization and grid computing
* The difference between SALT and Voice XML
* Why the Liberty Alliance Specification is right for your organization
* Spam is spam, however senders may dress it up, survey says
*From the mouths of N+I panelists
* What is happening with Microsoft's future Windows releases?
* Embedded Linux for NAS
Lucent wants to be your network integrator
* IBM introduces xSeries 450 based on Itanium 2 server
* How antispam laws could potentially go too far
* First in a series on honeypots - definition
* Selling home network gear to consumers is tougher than it looks
* Steve Jobs hits a high note with iTunes
* New online certification community from Cisco offers many resources
* Akamai, IBM unveil edge computing
* How to ensure you leave your meeting with what you need
* What has changed since the birth of this newsletter?
* RIAA wins settlement from students but will the lawsuit silence others?
* The Reviewmeister checks out NAS boxes based on the Windows operating system
* Aventail, Sygate integrate wares for improved security
* SIIA awards iFolder "Best Storage Software 2002"
* Lucent wants to be your network integrator
* Utility computing sounds familiar
* Xelerated’s network processor handles 10 Gigabit Ethernet