Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
The tablet wars between Google, Apple and Microsoft have begun
Getting the most out of your monitoring technologies
Expect further restrictions and outright bans on use of smartphones, social sites when on jury duty
NASA’s Solar Dynamics satellite will deliver tons of high resolution images of the Sun.
With the Obama Administration gutting NASA’s return to the Moon program, we need to look to private industry to lead the way in returning humans to space. Open source could be the ticket to get us there better, faster and cheaper
Yes, such a device could work, and no, it's probably not useful
Inappropriate use of company-issued PC doesn't get much more obvious
The risks in cloud computing can be quite different from on-premises computing
* Provisioning's efficacy is not limited to employees; it can be used to manage access to business systems for contractors, partners and customers
* Industry finds creative ways around international roaming and long-distance fees
Apple is trying a new idea -- let copyright owners show how dumb they are
* U-verse is the only wireline service from a Tier 1 carrier that uses an IMS architecture with SIP for session control.
Cloudkick says its SaaS application will help systems administrators control and optimize cloud services.
Cisco Press sponsors massive library giveaway to help you prep for the new CCNP tests.
MSC120 will triple per slot capacity, compete more effectively with Juniper T1600
Documentation from Three Vendors
DARPA robot should carry 400lbs over any terrain in any weather
Video on wireless LANs heats up
ISP customers worry about paying for content they don’t ask for—and some they do.
Emergency landing on New Jersey highway prompts me to ask
Kevin Wallace Fills in Some of the Details
Authentication using public [mis]information
Effectively doubles the capacity over the 34 nm chips that are only beginning to show up in end products this quarter.
After big product announcements, Steve Jobs often holds informal meetings where company employees can ask any number of questions about where Apple stands and where its going. One such meeting was held after Jobs first introduced the iPhone in 2007,
Comedian Stephen Colbert got his hands on an Apple iPad during Sunday night's Grammy presentation
"Doesn't augur well for any safety payoff"
Calinda MindUP works with any e-mail application such as Microsoft Outlook to automatically capture, organize and structure e-mail interactions for more accountable interactions.