Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
You should be worried, very worried, if an employee loses a smartphone or tablet—especially if that employee accesses any enterprise resources using that device
Manufacturing marketplaces aren't a novel idea. Can Fictiv succeed where others have failed?
A new kind of mobile antenna could bring broadband to remote or infrastructure-damaged parts of the world—and do it while a vehicle is moving
When The Bay Club Company acquires a new club, it can't wait 90 days to bring the new club online. VeloCloud does the job in less than an hour.
The way you interact with your digital bubble creates a behavioral signature. That will be enough to identify you.
Most workers don’t have corporate email set up on their mobile devices. The bosses are peeved by that and other perceived, at-work smartphone transgressions.
New tools make it possible to program and manage mainframes in just about any language, on any platform
Why this optimization function is ideally suited for network function virtualization
Mirantis, the #1 source of contentious and incendiary headlines, is making waves again with cofounder Boris Renski's claim that infrastructure software is dead
Major cities could come to a standstill through IoT hacks, according to a British senior government official
FedRAMP certification is a must to win any government cloud hosting contract, but it is far tougher to achieve than most cloud providers anticipated
Waze is routing drivers through residential neighborhoods, people are getting mad and governments are stepping in. Where does this lead?
Linux software repositories have many benefits. But, like what happens in app stores, companies end support for them and your system stops getting updates.
New analyst projections put the software-driven, commoditized data center widely ahead of traditional data center components. And, ultimately, data centers become fully elastic and virtual.
The anonymity caller ID spoofing provides means people regularly fall victim to swatters and phone scammers
The company’s cloud-based service enables collaboration among internal and external parties, even if the documents are in a SharePoint repository behind a firewall
IoT is an enabling technology that many OEMs will rely on, but they will likely not want to develop themselves
Evolution or revolution, we’re on a journey that will surely affect…everything
Shoppers want ecommerce, and not just any ecommerce. That means retailers need to incorporate more technology or risk losing their business.
An ‘electronic halo’ around individuals is part of the post-smartphone world. IT service firms need to be aware of that and adapt so they can help provide it.
The public cloud may make enterprise IT look outmoded, but it is not dying. Signs indicate better results are ahead—if organizations make some key changes.
Here's a look at the top troubleshooting and serviceability features in Cisco's Identity Services Engine (ISE)
Traffic snarl-ups, home break-ins and residents' electricity usage use is among the data the city will trade for cash
We are never going back to proprietary networks. Today’s world is all about open—from APIs to partnerships to end-to-end orchestrated services. It's about time.
When calling 911 for help, depending on the service you are using, your actual mileage may vary, and what you didn't know may prove harmful to your health.
Containers can only succeed if tight security measures are integrated into the processes from development to production
There are no permanent favorites, so you must make the best informed decisions, or you could become like a once mighty car company that went bankrupt.
Connected devices are changing rapidly and IoT, as a category, is about to get bigger than smartphones, says a report.
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