Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Data center capital projects go sideways more often than not, and executives diminish the only process that could prevent it
GE yesterday launched new applications and partnerships based on its analytics software, which it says helps companies anticipate when critical machines will fail.
SUSE has launched a new update for its Enterprise Linux. What's included in this release? Will it be a better choice than Red Hat?
Virtual reality, augmented reality and cognitive computing engineers head the list
Our networks are built for the old world. This new world needs a new network.
Some things you use to keep your systems and data safe aren’t as secure as you think
There are many shades of gray in OEM upgrade proclamations—as well as innumerable ways for CIOs to extract greater value from existing networks
Powerful Pixel hardware and a novel headset and controller raise expectations for mobile VR with the release of Daydream
Cloud-native apps are everywhere. No matter where apps live, though, end users need to be happy
Researchers say 10% of repositories hosted by cloud providers, including some on Amazon and Google, are compromised, and ‘lurking malice’ is hidden in them
New application development trends like microservices are sweeping into popularity, bringing new opportunities and challenges with them
Applying data analysis in absence of deep understanding of your business can have disastrous results.
Lessons learned after my main server got hacked
What every CIO should focus on in 2017
If you have existing equipment that is perfectly adequate for the functions at hand, extend their useful life and redirect that budget to other areas
For cloud’s sake, let’s reduce our security dependence on browsers
Boston University professors have quantified the value of APIs, the software fueling digital platforms for the likes of Apple, Facebook, Google, Uber and Airbnb. However, few companies recognize the value of APIs.
Some 8 million phishing email messages are opened every day
“Better safe than sorry” vs. “Nothing ventured, nothing gained”
The frail, legacy emergency 911 network in the United States was accidentally brought to its proverbial knees recently by a teenager looking for an Apple iOS bug
At some point the economic unviability of private clouds will become clear. Math will win out.
Can MongoDB take on the big SQL database contenders?
Staying relevant is critical to staying employed
Experts say blockchain has a bright future, much like the optimistic predictions the industry had for the cloud 10 years ago.
Cloud computing, smartphones and as-a-service software products are killing off the traditional, ‘dark days’ IT department, says printer manufacturer Brother
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