Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Oracle this week announced positive steps for its cloud platform, but it's got a long road to catch up with leaders of the IaaS market
The need for cloud consulting—the often untold story of cloud growth—continues to increase, allowing SADA Systems to expand
While SDN hasn't found much of a home in commercial projects, some companies have fully integrated it with their business plans
The company says its platform cuts incident response by correlating alerts with endpoint forensic data, revealing the attack chain, root cause and damage assessment
Five questions that will help you understand where data science can add value
At the recent Consumer Electronics Show (CES), it became clear that our homes will be Voice Castles.
With each new Windows update malady, Microsoft loses the confidence of users who might otherwise find value in the product
The scalability and agility enabled with Big Switch Network’s next-generation NPB—Big Monitoring Fabric—lets IT departments operate and innovate faster
It's easy to get swept up in the glitz of shiny new technology, but there's more to pleasing the customer. Solid performance day in and out takes precedence. After you've shored up your IT infrastructure, you can layer on technology that dazzles cust
What’s wireless and cloud-friendly? Internet service delivered from the sky.
Tech bosses spilled some beans at the recent CES show: 5G isn’t just about high speeds and capacity
Google Cloud Key Management Service could raise many enterprises above the security poverty line with the ability to encrypt data
When you research IT infrastructure monitoring solutions, ensure that they provide insightful analytics and ways to prioritize what’s important for you to investigate
Netsurion’s SIEM-at-the-Edge puts enterprise-level detection and response capabilities in the hands of SMBs
Building out a technology team is as important as it is challenging. By simplifying your way of thinking and focusing on key areas, you can help yourself through the process.
Orr has had a busy 10 years. Here’s a look back at some of his accomplishments.
The continued use of hybrid WANs and SD-WANs add more confusion to the mix. It’s time we kill one of them.
Beware: Some of the Cat 5 and Cat 6 cable sold via Amazon isn’t UL- or TIA-approved and could start a fire. So, before you buy, read the reviews.
What can we expect in 2017? Accelerated SDN adoption and sharper focus for DDoS attacks.
Company denies relationship with the FBI or sanctioning of payment to Geek Squad techs
I finally gave Alexa a try, and I’m a convert—to a point. I think there are many more things it can do, but I don’t know how to ask her to do them.
I piloted a fully automated BMW, with my hands off the steering wheel and my feet off the pedals, along a Las Vegas freeway at 60 mph during rush hour. This is what I learned.
The U.S. government reportedly pays Geek Squad technicians to dig through your PC for files to give to the FBI.
Each month, CIO.com pairs a job-seeking reader with a tech resume professional in order to help them tell the right story to advance their careers. Here is a look back at some recent makeovers to help you craft a resume that jumps off the page.
How Android won 90% of the smartphone market with tactics Microsoft used to win 90% of the PC market
Smartwatch makers are focusing on workouts and activity tracking. What happened to making a smartwatch for anyone to wear all the time?
The new chips are pretty much even with the last generation. Is this reason for concern?
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