Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Service provider router and switch business grows 33% from last year
Google, Apple, Facebook and others have earned their share of unwanted attention this year
Microsoft's revamped Windows VDI prices are an improvement, but there's still plenty of gotchas.
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By not distributing the software used in SaaS and Cloud engagements, Cloud and SaaS providers do not have to contribute their code changes back to the community. Do we need to change our OSS licenses to reflect this?
SQL Server
Financial analyst says Ballmer to tout Visual Studio 2010 at Apple developers event
Nuts about Nets, LLC offers a rather affordable signal generator called AirHORN for different types of testing scenarios.
IBM's embarassing USB incident is the latest in a long list. But you can mitigate the risk.
Mobile policy management companies in its sights, analyst reports
Microsoft's Ballmer this week complains of continued software piracy
Cloud battle between Microsoft and Google heats up
The most popular open source projects run on Windows. What does that make Microsoft?
A sample of an ESG Lab benchmarking exercise
Why Next-Gen Set-Top Boxes Might Succeed
Community development isn't limited to open source software
FAA NextGen technology development gets huge boost from Boeing, General Dynamics and ITT
The VA's VistA system began as a collaboration; an open-source revamp could benefit all American taxpayers.
Experts scoff at researcher’s warning about viruses spreading via implanted RFID chips
UC
A Long Look at Switches for CCNP
Appliances front-end its EtherDrive SAN storage
Big Q1 sees company increase share by 4%
On the road to a complete solution: the Consolidation Principle at work
Xen.org says it isn't abandoing Fedora users, but doesn't have a lot of specifics to offer yet.
So the enterprise "can 'yes' to the iPhone?'
