Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
At Enterprise Connect, Magor reinforces the value of visual conversations hosted in the cloud.
Researchers using math models to predict 2013 baseball, NCAA men’s basketball champs
Unified networking and software-defined networking are beginning to play major roles in the evolution of network architectures and implementations. We explore these in-depth in a new White Paper, available now.
Take a peek into what the future of video games will look like
As it enters a highly competitive market, Tizen will need to find unique ways to make itself useful.
Some apps never die, but is dBASE still relevant?
Steve Jobs returned to Apple on December 20, 1996, more than 11 years after he was ousted from the company he helped co-found with Steve Wozniak back in 1976.
Early dismissal of claim occurs in generally troll-friendly district
The beloved former default Ubuntu user experience is back as part of the recently released GNOME 3.8, making all attempts at forking GNOME 3 to get a more GNOME 2-like interface futile.
Air Force wants to ensure cybersecurity of space development systems
Cisco has made some substantial changes to the Certified Network Associate Certification. Here's everything you need to know.
Work on underlying Google software infrastructure supports everything from search to apps
Recent success in one campaign, and the launch of another, prove the power of crowd-funding for open source projects.
Patent clues indicate Nokia is in fact working on a solar-powered phone, which could be a huge boon in its favor.
Recognizing that the network industry will evolve alongside SDNs, Extreme released its Slalom solution.
Yes, it’s a matter of habit, but not only so
Do Cisco rival's recent results, maneuvers and reported moves show a business unraveling?
In an interesting twist, Google's attempt to discourage the use of its brand name as a verb will backfire and immortalize the word on its own search engine.
That’s one way to see stats from Change.org, which has hosted 500,000 petitions
How a product pitch that name-dropped the '2012 API Billionaire's Club' got me thinking about the proper way to describe your API.
The market leader's latest announcement shows that the people at Brocade have not taken their eye off the ball.
Nick D’Aloisio makes a mint, lands plum job … and quite the perk
Benefits include lower costs, scalability and improved performance for both intranet and public cloud-based services/SaaS access, while maintaining centralized network security management.
