Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Analysts like new, trimmed-down feistiness but worry about profits
Big Data and NoSQL continue to roll in the cash
Last week, Tim Cook implemented what can arguably be construed as his first move as Apple CEO that Steve Jobs probably wouldn't have made.
There's an argument to say that Windows Server is now Microsoft Server with Optional Windows. If it's what Microsoft has described, it's a hard left turn for Microsoft
Day one of Build and it seems like the next version of Windows is entirely a consumer play. Is someone a little nervous?
DOT wants the vapor producing devices off airliners
More adults are combining households with other families or individuals, the U.S. Census Bureau reports
NASA booster uses technology developed for Space Shuttle, Constellation
Use this checklist if you want to make sure a community doesn't form around your project. (Or take tips from Django to build and keep an enthusiastic community.)
The BSOD need no longer be blue, according to one report
Integrating Cisco Unity Connection with Cisco Unified Communications Manager via SIP
Speeds storage delivery for transaction-intensive applications
Explorer, like a lot of other Windows components, is being pushed into the background. Will IT like this?
Cyber security is a team sport says Army General Keith Alexander, who is commander of US Cyber Command and director of the National Security Agency
a simple treatise on the value of FCoE and what inhibits it
NASA says solar electric propulsion could power a spacecraft beyond low Earth orbit
Security and management concerns are multiplying for IT pros as more and more employees use personal devices for work purposes
The identities and motives of some of leading and not so leading suspects
After initial announcement, would be Hadoop competitor releases its code to the wild
Web site will help car community fight pollution, auto maintenance costs
Programmer Day is the Rodney Dangerfield of made-up holidays
Devices on track to undercut smartphones, laptops