Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Choice in networks is emerging, and everyone—from consumers to data centers—stands to benefit
Attackers use deception to invade your network. Turn the tables and deceive them so the attack gets trapped and stopped
It's time to make peace with passwords. This free guide will help.
Sometimes the freedom of loosely coupled cloud-based services makes for a serious bugfest.
The current unified communications E911 system works but in the most unsatisfactory manner
Attacked enterprises have an 82% chance of being hit again after the first DDoS onslaught, a new report finds
Trust and other Human-Robot Interaction issues need to be addressed sooner rather than later, researcher says
Examining the perceived disadvantages and the significant truths about automation’s role in cyber security
Some debates remain, including what operating system will run under container applications
Surprisingly, non-IT staffers will be running Internet of Things within enterprises. It won’t be IT, a new study finds.
Who said cloud was a game with only a few players? Here's one you probably never heard about.
Key questions to ask to ensure your next monitoring tool can meet future needs
Sometimes it’s your boss, sometimes it’s you. Columnist Rob Enderle writes that it’s important to figure out why you and your manager don’t get along. Then you have to decide if it’s something you can fix or if you simply need to get the hell out.
Will WiGig become the vindication of a few pioneers’ vision or a worthy attempt that was always against the odds?
Eight school buses have been turned into mobile hotspots. They are driven to the poorest neighborhoods and parked overnight to provide internet access.
With its cloud-optimized routing platform, the company promises to make the internet move faster
Malware, password theft and worker indiscretions are problems for all levels of the U.S. government
U.S. government survey finds consumers prefer mobile over fixed-line internet and fewer use desktop PCs
Sewing machines create micro-thin embroidered antennas that could bring cheap, comfortable e-textiles to the IoT
Avoid shadow IT. Instead, use secure collaboration software that employees like and allows them to do their work.
IoT powers earthquake early-warning system
A combination of machine-learning and human intervention promises 85 percent cyberattack detection, says an MIT lab
You’ve got your dream job, now how do you keep it? Columnist Rob Enderle shares 15 things you should know before you even start your new dream job in order to not get fired.
New rates are targeted at applications vs. the historic approach of turning the crank
With applications consisting of a plethora of services delivered from a range of resources, End User Experience (EUE) is key
What IT can learn about the study of the “normalization of deviance” phenomena
Data Center Infrastructure Management provides increased levels of automated control to simplify capacity planning and allocation
Networks change often to accommodate business needs. Veriflow says it has a way to verify those changes before they are made
