Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
NetOps enables the network to be both available and agile. Here are 5 steps to get you ready.
Early experiments with robotic process automation are successfully cutting costs and achieving fast ROI. That will lead to a boom in full-scale deployments. Download a free Everest Group report to learn more.
The private cloud version of Voyance is an excellent option for customers in heavily regulated verticals or that want greater control over the data and related security
I haven’t liked Ubuntu for a while, but it looks like Canonical and the Ubuntu community are returning to what made the Linux distribution great in the first place
For online businesses, fraud is a serious and growing problem that rule-based systems can no longer
Corporate technology leaders worry that proposed H-1B visa changes will increase costs and scarcity for highly skill IT talent, according to Harvey Nash survey.
A 2x2 Wave 2 AP will cost about twice the price of a 2x2 Wave 1 AP—and it has limited benefits. So, companies should pass on this Wi-Fi technology.
Automation and efficiency through objective-based management are critical to keeping IT a step ahead of the next application challenge
Moving mainframe workloads is hard because they are complex
The latest wearable to simplify payments may just be your thumb
Some websites, including one secured by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, fail in their use of security certificates and break the chains of trust
If we want an open-source, Linux-based mobile platform to succeed, these are the steps we have to take
Executive perception that security is just another cost, organizations implementing bare bones security measures and growing data breaches could lead to a cybersecurity crisis
The rate of change and degree of diversity in the IT stack demands fine-grained and frequent monitoring, which turns monitoring into a real-time big data problem
Qualcomm says Windows 10 machines running Snapdragon chips will arrive later this year—but that’s not a good thing
As with any good protocol, the possible applications greatly outstrip the scenarios originally considered
The volume of malicious software in the wild has exceeded researchers’ ability to write signatures for all of it. The most effective way to detect malware today is through the use of artificial intelligence
If you’re looking for a way to truly transform storage in your enterprise, start by harnessing the power sitting latent in your data center
Cisco's new Spark Room Kit and Room Kit Plus have advanced technology intended to make videoconferences simple
Where Docker add-on vendors have failed, StorageOS wants to succeed
Even so, IT vendors are rolling out blockchain-based capabilities, often in response to high levels of customer interest
CSRF attacks are becoming more sophisticated, but there are many ways you can prevent them
Virtual assistants such as Google Home and Amazon Echo lack security guards, raising questions about safety and privacy
Using open-air light waves instead of radio will solve bandwidth congestion resulting from internet-connected devices, researchers say
Google just changed expectations that Intel would continue to commoditize data centers, a belief held by the tech industry, including Andreessen Horowitz VC luminary Ben Evans
Cloud computing has become the center of the IT universe. To help companies with private cloud deployments, ZeroStack and Nexenta have a joint solution.
For over 100 years, the world of automobiles has had the road to itself -- now with the digitization of everything, data is starting to rule the road.
The goal is more granular Internet breakout for better application performance and tighter security
