Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
* Despite the economy, some markets are hiring
* Siemens offers a new way to connect your small or home office network; SpeedStream HomePlug router
* DRM can have profound effect on way your enterprise data is used
* Distributed SANs vs. dense switching infrastructures
* Q&A with Sun server exec Neil Knox
* Tips for ensuring that pornographic spam doesn't display on your computer
* Integrated SafeNet, SSH products should result in cheaper IPSec VPN gear
* META Group's 2003 IT Staffing and Compensation Guide
* TV network says "No" to ad promoting fair use rights of digital music
* SOHO phone services provide corporate PBX features without the cost or headaches
* NetsEdge Research Group looks at network compression
A CPU that's utilized at an average of 50% is probably ideal, but higher spikes can be tolerated.
* Defining the types of managed services
* Tips for making sure your DNS is resilient
* Router newcomers look to disengage service providers from Cisco/Juniper duopoly
* N+I’s showcase network, InteropNet, is back
* Patches from Microsoft, Red Hat, others * Beware Excel macro virus * SonicWall tackles wireless LAN protection, and other interesting reading
* Of Cisco, Linksys and Vortex 2003
* Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning
* WLAN market is poised for overhaul
* Systems integration to drive Web services-related outsourcing
* Security maven and provisioning guru get together
* Sun drops own Linux distribution - what will it support now?
* Will Windows Server 2003 be "Trustworthy"?
* ServerMask from Port 80 Software
* Siemens unveils software that brings together communications applications