Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Well here's a piece of tantalizing news that you don't hear everyday, especially regarding a company as notoriously secretive as Apple.
A high level description of the Next-generation Enterprise WAN
The Lumia 900 is earning raves, but I don't go with the pack.
My recent article on testing three-stream WLANs provoked a number of interesting discussions with colleagues and others – and a number of ideas for what might be next in this vital field.
Looks like they're cooking up the next-gen Nexus switches, with storage
It's earnings season, and up to bat today was none other than everyone's favorite search giant - Google. For the quarter gone by, the Mountain View based company reported revenue of $10.65 billion, a 24% increase from the same quarter a year-ago when
With a 40 percent increase in downloads over the past year, Joomla is seeing most growth internationally and in the government space.
Weird science: Father of the iPod battling thermostat kings
FBI group looking to develop better ways to interrogate high-profile bad guys
Intel is spending hundreds of millions of dollars on new Ultrabook marketing campaign to help take on Apple's MacBook Air
Taking deployment and security into account for cloud strategies.
Social media experts would frown upon doing this kind of thing, but …
The hottest topic of the year (so far, anyway) in mobility is bring your own device, or BYOD. An upcoming Webinar will dig into the critical issues and opportunities here.
Spam Cops "the heck" with the innocent position is wrong
NoSQL database fuels games explosive growth without any down time
Gibbs looks at a mature OS X app uninstaller and an alpha release of a Windows automation tool
Earlier this week, BITG Research analyst Walter Piecyk lowered his rating of Apple shares from "buy" to "neutral", an interesting move given that most other analysts have been scrambling to raise their price target for Apple shares.
Competes Act provisions on their way to emulating successful NASA, DoD, X Prize competitions
These old pieces of software have hung around a long time, but now it’s time to say goodbye, if you know what’s good for you.
Consumer, corporate and even SCADA systems could be at risk when Microsoft stops supporting Windows XP.
Lemme get this straight – a billion dollars for 30 million names? Issues galore with goodwill? What am I missing here?
Latest example of the dangers of smartphone obsession caught on video
The virtual computer infrastructure consumption model is quickly changing and procuring virtual computing infrastructures is going to become more of a business decision than most IT organizations are accustomed to.
More than 200 websites were nominated in 8 categories in the first annual Blue Drop Awards, but Eyemaginations.com stood out as 2012 Drupal Website of the Year.
Verio wants to bring cloud to the SMB market
Contentious privacy policy changes haven't tarred Google's favorability
FBI says Eric Toth regularly uses the Internet and social networking websites
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