Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
FBI says two-year sting protected more than 400,000 potential victims and prevented losses of around $205 million.
Burned relationships and high prices are no way to launch a product, son.
Ex-eBay CISO Dave Cullinane explains why he thinks Allgress is a winner
How content providers should respond to ETNO's campaign to take money for bandwidth.
More companies are beginning to realize the value of a user community, which can establish loyalty or foster creativity in ways products alone never could.
Analytics, data aggregation and ERP from some up-and-coming private companies
We don't often think about it, but good old over the air TV is still available and, once you have an antenna installed, it doesn't cost a penny.
Outsourcing back in play as favorite political attack football
Friday to mark the 5th anniversary of public release of Apple's iPhone
Instead of lowering and lowering IGP timers... maybe it is time to think outside the box.
Using Big Data to solve real world problems
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the U.S. Army Research Laboratory team on project Mobile Armor
Some considerations for screen sharing when resolving IT support problems.
WAN Virtualization added to traditional HP Services expertise could turn HP’s cloud weakness into a competitive advantage
A vote of confidence in Juniper's routing business.
WAN capacity isn't the only consideration when upgrading network equipment. Connection count matters, too.
An innovative (to say the least) new product from Motorola Solutions reminds me of why it’s a privilege to work in the wireless and mobile field. And, oh yeah, they’ll sell a zillion of these.
Is Microsoft actually pointing the way to an amazing evolution of the mobile space, with Google to follow? If so, this could be the biggest sea change ever in wireless and mobile, reshaping the competitive and market landscape like never before.
What is next for the next-generation Internet Protocol?
Will Microsoft's announced tablet cut it?
Unveils four new UCS platforms all based on Intel's Xeon E5
Arguing over who is more open is pointless. It's what works best that matters.
It would seem Larry Page's voice problems extend beyond public speaking
A surprisingly large number of surveillance camera systems fail. The reasons are never too difficult to find - just look to the network and video storage systems.
The Metro interface is the thing that unites the company’s major product efforts going forward
