Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Brocade continues to bring new features to Fibre Channel, helping companies as they move toward high-performance, all-flash data centers
Your data center manager may be the Coach K of your IT team
When determining the best SD-WAN solution for your company, there are some basic things you should test, such as scalability, failover, application performance and usability
Multimode radios, software flexibility and hardware-based security allow IoT devices to work in concert in the home
In places normally filled with glowing Apple logos and Windows laptops, Linux users are becoming more familiar.
To achieve digital transformation, new IT technologies, processes, applications, systems and protocols need to be adopted and updated on a regular basis
The cost and complexity of Hadoop keep people from achieving anything, according to big data experts
Automation technology drives a new wave of change
Today Cisco introduced Spark Room Kits, enhanced Spark security, an update to the Spark Hybrid Media Service and expanded Spark care
A new survey addresses the roles of business and IT decision makers in tech purchases—but one critical group isn’t included
A keynote by augmented reality pioneer Tobias Höllerer and a discussion with futurist Robert Scoble predict AR is ready to explode
With Jupiter Broadcasting’s announcement that it is shutting down the Linux Action Show podcast, Bryan Lunduke, who co-created the show, looks back at its origin and its impact
Tech darlings come and go, and it won't be long until Slack becomes a memory
The success of your hyperconverged infrastructure depends on whether your network can handle the traffic and if your storage and network experts work together.
Wi-Fi may not be the only problem when it comes to connectivity issues. Here's how to accurately and easily address this problem.
The iPhone is standing still, while budget Android smartphones such as the Moto G5 Plus are catching up
RingCentral Office is a single, unified app that can be used for team messaging, audio, video, fax, SMS, collaboration and conferencing on a desktop, tablet or mobile phone
Finding a threat solves only part of the problem. A complete deception solution will also enable better incident response.
Automation at the TD stage has a greater impact on downstream results and directly impacts IR automation
Hats off to the GNOME team for creating a Linux environment that’s polished, peppy and includes pleasing new features, such as Night Light
Pairing augmented reality with diminished reality provides a superior visual experience and could help grow the AR market
Another severe bug has been found in LastPass, giving yet another reason to stop using browser-based password manager extensions
Microsoft Matter Center is a (free) add-in to Office 365 to support the legal industry in case and content management, leveraging the core capabilities of Office 365 and Microsoft Azure.
Speculation has started about what will happen with Avaya. Will it restructure? Be acquired? Sell its services? Sell more of its divisions?
Once exclusive to Bitcoin security, blockchain can now protect real-world coins for major fiscal players
Site reliability engineers run some of the largest websites on the planet—and are inventing a new field of expertise while they do it
Security teams gathered at the Pwn2Own hacking competition to perform exploits on your favorite software and found plenty of bugs, proving nothing is foolproof.
Think your Google searches are private? Think again. The police got a warrant looking for a particular Google search—from an entire Minnesota town and beyond.
