Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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.
Verisign Masters of Internet Infrastructure
'The roads became much safer when BlackBerry stopped working'
Cisco is at the forefront of embracing the consumerization of IT - here's how.
Research in Motion offers free 'we're sorry apps,' technical support
Pundits may have deemed the iPhone 4S disappointing, but both AT&T and Sprint reported incredible iPhone 4S sales this past Friday
This video is a replay of a webcast I did for Pearson IT Certification back in August.
Microsoft has promised that Skype support for Linux, Android won't stop, but Skype could give it more ammo in its patent licensing war.
Morgan-Botti Lightning Laboratory lighting up new composite materials in airliners
MBA application volume typically runs counter to economic conditions, GMAC says
Today's keynote starts with a little song
Everyone wants in on the Hadoop Express
Not that she would have wanted to wait, but ...
The Payment Card Industry (PCI) security standard gets a lot of press – but does it address the fundamental problems that still exist in the card/payments industry? Um, no, it doesn’t. Not even close.
And what businesses can do to protect themselves
Second day in Seattle gets into deep dive mode
At Interop New York Huawei launched its US enterprise business and is taking aim at the mighty Cisco
Taiwanese laptop maker Quanta Computer agrees to pay Microsoft unspecified royalties for Microsoft’s patent protection plan.
Deep relationship with VMware on virtualization is non-exclusive when it comes to selling weak products into hot markets
Redmond dangles Windows Phones in front of BlackBerry users. Will it work?
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