Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Four key product transitions crimping growth; Scheibe will focus on strategic alliances
MIT Media Lab a beehive of activity that includes robotics, holograms, opera and more
Sheriff learns that 140 characters may not be enough in a crisis
Mobile apps are set to explode worldwide
A book of quotations from Steve Jobs is out today, and it’s both a fun and inspirational read.
Using a System Call Handler to Screen Call Using Cisco Unity Connection
Today several of the largest names in tech provided an iron-clad case for the future of SDN and OpenFlow
Newest version of Microsoft's cloud-based PC management service now available
I'm on a mission to see if Ubuntu Oneiric Ocelot with Unity can really replace my Windows 7 work PC
Staff knowledge, network capacity and reliability, governance issues can stare down best laid mobile plans
Verisign Masters of Internet Infrastructure
The Free Software Foundation is asking the public to sign a petition against the use of Secure UEFI boot in Windows 8 machines.
It may have a toilet seat, but it doesn’t run on waste generated by the rider
Service providers are quickly realizing the value of Wi-Fi. Ixia’s new Best Practices Guide will help them make the most of it.
What does a complete mobility management solution look like? There’s so much going on here that attempting a back-of-the-envelope drawing is becoming futile. But a big part of the solution is managing mobility expenses, and a new announcement from Vi
GUI makes Metasploit easier for everyone
Open Networking Summit kicked off today @ Stanford University: Update from Day 1
Open Source is no panacea, but neither is it public enemy #1
Virtualization, social media, energy are top issues IT will have to contend with
Despite the long standing war, Cisco and HP respond to customer demand and collaborate in the data center
Changing firewall architectures as the pendulum swings from centralized to distributed firewalls
Secure computation has applications for everything from sharing contacts to sharing medical info
Microsoft now finds itself begging people not to delay an XP migration and wait for Windows 8. Who would be dumb enough to wait?
New SEC guidance means companies must publicly report data breaches, even when they might not have to under state laws
The wearable OmniTouch puts Kinnect's camera on your shoulder and turns the world into one giant computer interface.
Security costs too much for many organizations, is open source security the answer?
With Intune, Microsoft offers software distribution, security management and features previously only available to Software Assurance customers.
'The roads became much safer when BlackBerry stopped working'
