Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Consumer, industrial and commercial IoT? What each means for business
SD-WAN promises to fix some of the key limitations of Internet VPNs. Let's look at how this works in practice.
As anyone who has served in the armed forces will tell you, the military is full of routines and procedures that may often seem rote and mechanical, but actually serve a very important purpose.
Research IT influencer achieves big gains by thinking outside the box
As we enter the era of IoT and build smaller and smarter connected devices, the task of meeting a design's most fundamental needs becomes more challenging.
Woe betide those who send an urgent business message via a non-compliant messaging service.
Too few people realize just how powerful the combination of the capabilities of mainframe technology with the needs of mobile computing can be.
Send a thoughtful suggestion to AT&T's chief exec, and what do you get? A letter from the company's lawyers suggesting that you quietly go away.
Eavesdropping agency says passwords are too hard in new advice.
From containers to NoSQL to Spark, here are the IT trends you can expect to persist next year
As software companies become slaves to speedy releases, and QA testers have been left in the dust, consumers are the ones left dealing with the crappy code that gets delivered.
Abetted by technology, our capacity to know is far outstripping what we actually know
The way we make phone calls is about to change drastically if Mobile Network Operator Vodafone’s Rich Communication Services takes off. Pre-calling; in-call multimedia and drawing sketches are among the benefits.
Chinese equipment maker Huawei says it has successfully tested its version of 5G in the field, and that its commercial service will begin in 2020.
Why patient-centered feedback and participation in the design process is so essential to the long-term success of a patient's treatment.
Recently, a new carrier technology called LTE-U (LTE Unlicensed) is at the center of a hot debate, as it has the potential to make Wi-Fi redundant.
As the pace of technology accelerates, so does the rate of new coinages
The Verizon and AOL merger means 'zombie cookies' will be used to track consumers on even more websites.
Currently, the balance tips in favor of clever lawyering rather than promoting true innovation
‘Do you hear the people sing?’ To borrow a line from 'Les Miserables,' that chorus is the jubilation of Internet citizens worldwide that Adobe Flash is, for all intents and purposes, dead.
Without validating your clients' email addresses your company is showing that it is either ignorant or lazy or both
The toolset helps enterprises get an understanding of their overall security posture and make strategic decisions about their security controls
Hybrid hosting lets you run your database on dedicated servers, put your front-end in the cloud, and tie everything together with a single click
A guideline of everything you need to do before deploying the cloud.
High tech + human touch = IT success.
