Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Now that Avaya has a substantial product base, it's time to see how the company can execute on its channel plans.
Android has seen massive success lately, for which Samsung is the most responsible.
Former U.S. General and CIA director David Petraeus resigned last week after admitting to an affair, during which he used a well-known Gmail trick to help cover his tracks.
Virtualization's effect on backup, cloud storage and databases.
UD Dept. of Justice charges hacker brought down “Outwar” game, stole code and created his own system called “Outcraft”
In acquiring Cloupia, Cisco improves management for its cloud resources on the back end.
If that MIT fraternity pulled the same hack in 2012, well …
The automotive industry has long lagged behind the consumer electronics market. Naturally, this presents an opportunity for Google to step in and innovate.
Microsoft is forced to pull password reset function due to a vulnerability that could allow an account to be hacked.
If you're trying to build Web apps that can provide real time updates for vast numbers of users, don't let them 'pull' data, use Realtime to 'push'
Hints from a Chinese publication suggest Surface Pro and Xbox Surface tablets will start production next month.
Take a break from work and look at some stars.
SpaceView program aimed at offering more data to the US Air Force’s Space Surveillance Network
Leveraging the publicity of Big Switch's introduction to the market, Extreme Networks has upgraded its own SDN strategy.
Explanation of scheme that impersonated Twitter users shows company doesn’t get it
Another election and another round of calls to use Internet voting
Apple recently settled of its patent disputes with HTC.
Enfour, maker of Oxford Deluxe, blames it all on a ‘bug’ … right, a bug.
CEO Tucci acknowledges VMware's acquisition of network virtualization start-up opened rift with partners
Steve Sinofsky righted Microsoft's ship after Allchin nearly sank it. For that he gets shown the door. What's going on?
TCP's primary mechanism for signaling congestion causes application performance degradation in many ways, and was never optimized for high-bandwidth WANs or interactive applications over the WAN.
Timing of website problems kept fantasy football players from making lineup changes
Big Switch finally made its official product announcement, stirring up the SDN pot in the process. Here are the highlights of the announcement.
His legacy is brilliance, accomplishment, abrasiveness, opportunism.
