Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Release Candidate availability announced
DARPA looking to develop information security technology that goes beyond password protection
And by 'they' I don’t mean visitors from other planets
Strategy and Initiatives for 2012
Microsoft officials take the wraps off a new file system for both Windows and Windows Server 8.
Runaway winner in 'least worthy' poll
So, does the public want them? Depends on whom you ask, which shows why polling is worthless.
What's really going on in IT in 2012?
The latest iPad 3 rumor points to Apple's next-gen iPad being LTE compatible
ISP blocking provision to be removed; Lawmakers say ‘consensus’ needed
The next version of the server software will go without a GUI. It's a smart move and long overdue.
Big Switch open sources its controller source code to spur ecosystem, innovation
Endless stream of 100Gbps claims continues
Apple suspends iPhone 4S sales in retail outlets in China
No one cares about your privacy, least of all businesses you deal with
With the tenth anniversary of the launch of Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing initiative coming this weekend, it's time to review the impact it's had of late and where the company's security and privacy efforts should be headed for the next decade.
Monday, January 16, 2012 is Martin Luther King Day, and in honor of that occasion I present to you a story of King's two degrees of separation from open source, specifically NASA's new open source code site.
Network World and SolarWinds want to hear how you’re dealing with the issue of personal devices at work.
Apple a few days ago sent out invitations to a few select media outlets inviting them to a special media event set to take place at the Guggenheim Museum in NYC next Thursday, January 19.
His company was victimized by criminals, not censors
So Long
Michelle Obama's appearance on Twitter attracting quite a following
White House holds insourcing forum, issues paper citing companies bringing jobs back to US
2012 global online Google Science Fair targets budding scientists age 13-18
AirWatch CEO talks about MDM trends and AirWatch's solution to managing iPhones, iPads and Android devices
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