Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Part 1 – The Discovery
With no advance warning, Apple on Monday made tickets available to its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) set to take place June 6 through the 10th at San Francisco's Moscone West convention center.
A Good Process is Needed to Make Engineering Successful
NASA MESSENGER satellite in orbit around Mercury sends back historic images
Hughes Network Systems' competitively priced offering includes more than 25 features for enterprise
Thinking from the Interface Status Back to the Root Causes
Lack of access to commercial software makes open source the only choice for Cuba
FBI cryptanalysis hasn’t decrypted notes from 1999 murder mystery
Our recent White Paper on Virtual WLAN controllers brought the idea of running the controller as software in a virtual machine into focus. I recently spoke with a user who's put the concept into practice - and couldn't be more pleased.
Google, Facebook privacy activities targeted by EU in past
When daily deal sites confront economic realities
RehabCare embraces Apple, cloud services as next-gen IT platforms
Why Amazon shouldn't duplicate Dropbox
With big, complex projects, open source licensing can be tricky business, but it's manageable
UC Report: Unified Presence - Let's eat some alphabet soup!
Purchased five companies in a year that saw 1,900 deals valued at over $200 billion
While their intentions may be pure, Google can't substitute their judgement for the community's
Big Dig lights, Comodo and RSA SecurID breaches handled in a way to maximize bad publicity and mistrust
More than 1,000 respond to online poll
iPhone, Android, BlackBerry phones with access to Twitter, Facebook and other web sites cause problems
UC
A checklist for adopting storage services in the cloud
Gets what it needs from GigaStor network analyzer, verified fast by Tolly Group
Fifteen state AGs defend their laws as new federal rules are being considered
Apple today won a battle in an ongoing legal war with Nokia over patents that touch on pretty much all of Apple's product line. Since 2009, Apple and Nokia have sued and countersued each other into oblivion.
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