Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
The brain is the new network bottleneck
Taking collision-avoidance technology into the crosswalk
Advanced Clustering Technologies releases Breakin 3.20
Apple $11 billion ahead of Microsoft in quarterly revenue
Shipments to stores - but not necessarily consumer purchases - show iPad share shrinking
This tale – told to me when I was an undergraduate computer-science student – has really stuck with me over the years, and provides significant guidance on how to build applications that optimize user productivity.
Most Open Source Projects are Developed by Corporate Professionals
In same week that company cuts workforce by 16%, two other simultaneous events darken profit horizon
Programmer says bot can 'circle' 2,500 Google+ accounts per hour
Starting gun for Mango app submission set for August
Since these two firms were key players in my recent review of cloud-based WLAN management, and since anything in print is out of date, here’s an update on some interesting additions to the product lines of these two important industry players.
With Steve Jobs currently on his second medical leave, an interesting, and perhaps curiously timed, article details efforts from Apple's board of directors to explore possible CEO successors. Steve Jobs, though, thinks it's all "hogwash"
Apple posts record revenue thanks to 142% iPhone and 183% iPad growth
While open source is good, the answer may surprise you
The latest sequel of browser wars has Firefox between a rock and a hard place
The need for end-to-end accountability
The No Agenda Conference: Will They Come?
Sales up 82%, profits up 125% compared to one year ago
By defining your enterprise, and understanding the True-up clause, you can avoid overpaying for software you don't need
Top 5 Misperceptions about Enterprise IPv6 Deployment - #3
Microsoft restored Exchange Online service after outage today
Herrell discusses how Vyatt'as software approach fits in with the cloud, compares to hardware switches and why the company hasn't engaged in more head-to-head product testing.
Windows 8 isn't even done and Windows 9 is already being outlined, and this isn't from some random blogger making a wild guess.
