Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
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.
There's a hybrid device for everyone, but to find the model that is right for you, consider these five things before you buy.
The days of vendors dictating what networking equipment you should buy are numbered thanks to the work of the Open Compute Project
As corporate boards get more deeply involved in understanding their own company’s cybersecurity posture, it stands to reason they would want to know similar information about an acquisition target
IDC predicts AR and VR headsets will reach 100 million units by 2021. It could happen faster.
SDN and SD-WAN can help prevent configuration errors, like the one that took out AWS recently, with the use of standard templates and error checking
The total projected footprint for voice-first assistants like Amazon's Alexa will be 33 million devices by the end of 2017, up from 1.7 million in 2015, analytics firm predicts
Everyday we create the problem of storage creep. If we produce the problem, then we can solve it. Here are some techniques to keep storage at bay.
While users of proprietary operating systems suffer with new, slower, buggier, more spy-filled systems, Linux users are enjoying better performance and more support.
911 call processing ground to a halt nationwide for AT&T Wireless customers last week. What failed? The public may never know.
Application developers require a powerful development environment. One way or another, they'll find a way to get what they need.
Knoa Software's user experience management tools let businesses see how employees interact with software suites to improve usage
Twistlock has developed techniques that effectively provide whitelisting to Docker containers
If someone wants to crack your system, they will find a way. The best you can do is continue with your security best practices.
5 foundational best practices for keeping up with ‘on-demand, near real-time’ data needs
From scale to power to analytics, the cloud is the driving force behind the recent wave of data center innovation
When a typo caused an outage in part of Amazon Simple Storage Service’s (S3) cloud infrastructure on February 28, many of their customers’ websites went down but Netflix survived unblemished.
Amazon's AWS S3 outage on Feb. 28 and the steps it took to address the problem raise questions as to how much we can trust public cloud vendors
Is it time for companies to install a chief artificial intelligence officer to manage machine learning, natural language processing and associated efforts?
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