Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
You’ve got some more explaining to do if you want a boss to embrace mobile, IoT or wearables as a strategy. A report says many CEOs don’t think they’re ‘very important.’
According to Gallup, 70% of employees describe themselves as “disengaged” from their work. The Washington Post reports that only 13% of people actually enjoy going to work, and Forbes found that unhappy employees outnumber happy ones two-to-one. Sadl
The new Edge browser will be omitted from a key version of Windows, and for a good reason.
Consumers not understanding that they will need to patch IoT devices is among the nightmare security issues discussed in a new report.
Segregating video storage can deliver a host of benefits, from increasing performance to decreasing costs
SDN will support IoT by centralizing control, abstracting network devices, and providing flexible, dynamic, automated reconfiguration of the network
Machine intelligence can be used to police networks and fill gaps where the available resources and capabilities of human intelligence are clearly falling short
Death might be old-hat soon if a university neuroscientist's predictions are correct. We'll be hosted by computer.
Sharing files is important but risky. FinalCode has a way to encrypt files and attach usage permissions to protect confidential information in a persistent way
BTG announces partner program
Customers are said to realize a 3x improvement in the number of assessments they can perform while reducing costs by 30-50%
An influential key internet trends report, just released, has collected a slew of fascinating facts and figures about how the world is changing through internet adoption.
Most successful exploits are against unpatched computers. Fix that, and you are suddenly a good deal safer.
Before investing in shiny new network security products or services, ensure that policies are doing the most with what you already own
The cloud, despite all the punditry, isn't for everyone and everything.
Security tool looks at an identity's behavior from multiple dimensions to pinpoint truly risky activity
There is a myth that companies need to move away from mainframe computers because the skills needed to operate and maintain mainframe computers are so challenging that they won't be able to find competent programmers to replace the current ones.
NFV World Congress showed numerous demonstrations of telecom industry suppliers working together with carriers in open source communities to solve key operator challenges.
Branch device enables locations to use inexpensive Internet connections for rich applications like voice and video
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