Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
SD-WAN overlays could transform how hybrid WANs are designed and operated. What should the enterprise consider?
We're past the point of predictions for 2016, so let's talk about the one thing I really want to happen in the Linux world this year: desktop Linux on tablets.
The FAA requires drone registration, a company makes precision drone flying easy, and 100 drones do aerial ballet
Valuable intellectual property at universities means that sector will be hit hard this year, reckons a security non-profit.
The European Commission has approved the most stringent data privacy regulation anywhere. Here's what you need to know about how it might touch you
Today’s deception technologies abandon reliance on known attack patterns and monitoring and use advanced luring techniques and engagement servers
WebRTC enables web browsers to support voice and video calling without special software on the client
A team develops a system to have cars communicate with each other to combat growing road congestion while also needing less user data.
IoT-enabled devices can improve efficiency, reduce costs and often solve real-life issues. On the eve of CES, the chief economist of the Consumer Technology Association writes that we are entering an important phase of experimentation for Internet-en
Wipe that smug look off your face, Apple owners, Microsoft products are a lot safer
Learn what roadblocks arise during the cloud educational process and how to succeed.
People assume that electronic platforms for medication management will increase prescription adherence. This study intended to prove that assumption once and for all.
Since when does Microsoft spread FUD against its own products? Apparently, now.
Apple’s wearable was supposed to legitimize the entire category of wearable computing. It didn't.
It's the time to make resolutions for the year ahead.
We're increasingly seeing good example of vendors coming together to build specific solutions for the Internet of Things.
Data and analytics were a hot topic at CIO.com in 2015. Here are the 10 most-viewed big data and analytics stories of the year.
The humble PDF, a useful tool for getting the basic information across in a way that can be viewed by all. Canvas wants to bring some bling to the humble portable document.
Cameras are built into many new devices. That creates many opportunities for the wireless industry.
Understanding the four types of analysis that can be applied to backup and recovery
Even when a Wi-Fi deployment is handled perfectly, Wi-Fi still tends to get the blame when anything goes wrong
In 2015, the Internet of Things (IoT) started changing in earnest the way we live, work and play. Here are the 10 most popular IoT stories of the year.
A discussion about dirty data centers
The “last leg” is difficult because it taxes the underlying infrastructure, storage in particular
Cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated and collaborative with every coming year. To combat the threat in 2016, information security professionals must understand these five trends.
"In 2016, CIOs will face their biggest crisis in leadership as they struggle to adjust to the speed and the needs of this business transformation," says Serge Findling, Vice President of Research at IDC. Is your IT organization prepared?
