Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
The user interface for videoconference rooms has come a long way – and has a brighter, simpler future.
There are new faces at the IT table, and one of them is sustainability
The Wall Street Journal says most programming jobs in Silicon Valley now require a college degree. Don’t believe it.
Absolute secure information will eventually be made available through a revolutionary light-based password exchange now that a technical limitation has been removed, say researchers.
Forget the dinky little Surface tablets, the real prize is the awesome Surface Hub.
We use a fictional case study to identify problem areas
Use of ProtectWise enables it to acquire, manage and operate their security architecture from the cloud
Self-replicating solar panels located on the moon could be the answer to fossil-fuel elimination on Earth, says a high school senior. The youngster is being taken seriously by academics.
OpenSUSE chairman Richard Brown explains that getting into the ARM space is more realistic.
We must learn to live with communications that are not hackable by anyone, even their creators.
Nearly everything in our world is becoming sensor-laden. How can you benefit from the pervasiveness?
Oldies are using mobile apps for ‘desktop-era’ services, like e-mail; whereas the youth of today rely on newer app-concepts, such as messaging, says a study. IT needs to cotton-on.
Spectrum efficiencies can be gained with ‘massive’ antenna arrays, says scientists.
Thoughts from Chris Inglis, former Deputy Director of NSA, about whistleblower Edward Snowden’s reasons for leaking classified NSA documents
The Cooper Review highlights the sad and funny reality of today’s high-tech interviewing process. How many of these “best practices” have you experienced?
Now the FBI have managed to crack the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone, it is claimed that some people have become unaccountably anxious ... but over what?
Cisco's product stands the test of time.
‘If you don’t multitask when you watch TV, you’re in the minority,’ a consultant says of Americans’ changing media consumption habits.
Imagine 60 attacks an hour? Fighting them off and then reporting them is more than a full-time job.
Big-data projects will never meet expectations if the underlying data is inaccurate or missing. It’s time to fix the “dysfunctional cycle of data chaos,” says a report by TechVision Research.
A majority of businesses will be using the cellular-boosting devices by the end of next year, a study believes.
The IBM License Metric Tool ensures you only pay for what you use
In light of the tragedy in Belgium columnist Rob Enderle writes that it is more important than ever to rethink our security efforts. People seem to think security is someone else’s problem, but the reality is that security is something we all need to
While LTE-U (LTE in Unlicensed spectrum) and LAA (Licensed Assisted Access) have caused much excitement in the standards and regulatory worlds, they will also require new selling and support models to become successful in the enterprise market.
A total reversal of how permissions and PII is stored is proposed by computer scientists.
Hackers use these common tactics to prey on your humanity. Here's what you need to know to keep you, your users, and your business safe.
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