Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Survey finds companies have little control, oversight over workplace social networking
Better late than never
Half of enterprises expect to use virtual desktops before 2011
IT staffs must embrace the most pressing problems
HP
Could ultimately lead to a more open and competitive IaaS market
Kodak announced earlier today that it has filed a lawsuit with the US International Trade Commission (ITC) against both Apple and RIM for patent infringement relating to proprietary digital imaging technology.
DARPA envisions millions participating in satellite app development program
EU
Watchdog group soliciting signatures during comment period
Slim bluetooth keyboard with some cool features
DOE group would speed research, bulk up smart grid technologies
Retailers learn that the way to a customer's couch is through their remote
Royal Caribbean deploys 900 access points
Online scams are inevitable in wake of such a disaster
With Google's threat this week to pull out of China, the company is taking sides along national boundaries – something that seems very out of place for a modern multinational corporation.
SQL Server
VMware
Wyse
Nemertes
Who will own the next generation data center?
Open source project backed by Air Force, NSF
If you're an Apple fanboy, there's a good chance you believe that Apple is poised to change the landscape of technology once again when, in two weeks, Apple CEO Steve Jobs will reportedly introduce an Apple tablet device to the world. Just don't expe
Do you have a favorite enterprise IT product you can't live without?
Why Android App Developers Should Add APIs of Their Own
Move to stop censoring and threat to leave country reverberate around the world
