Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Hiring managers seek out Ruby on Rails, Python, PHP and other open source programming skills as the software sees more enterprise adoption.
Bright idea or a TOS violation?
Bundles of Third Party Add-on Applications are Popping Up for Google Apps. How Are They Doing That?
Microsoft lays off more employees while executives still rake in the dough.
SQL Server
* Knowing the who, what, when, where, why and how of an identity-based transaction greatly reduces the chances of fraud
* Provides wideband voice quality and the ability to simultaneously use other online applications
Atheros paves way for 11n dominance with speed, range, power-savings boost
Competitors Respond
Understanding your network means understanding IPv6 tunneled packets
Which is best: Droids, Cliqs, Xperias, Moments and Heroes?
What do you get when you marry Google SketchUp with Google Earth?
Winners of our October giveaways snagged free books and training
Can satellites really be protected from flying space junk?
Spent $6.9 billion on optical transport company in 1999
Patches will fix holes in XP, Vista, Windows Server, Office
Cites "healthy" premium but another shareholder tries to block deal
Ruling dismisses baseless arguments made by ZL Technologies
VMware's radio silence around Acadia
Free space optical laser-based system will support high-speed video, data transmissions
SIP trunking adds value to IP telephony deployments
Justifying the expense of deployment
Clearing up some confusion about Vblocks
Trademark dispute getting nasty as Google ups the ante
Undesired/unexpected/hidden IPv6 tunnels should be blocked
The iPhone may soon be getting stiffer competition from upcoming products like the Motorola Droid, but one area where Apple's commanding lead seems untouchable is its mobile app store. Apple today announced in a press release that developers have now