Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Logitech introduces portable video "ConferenceCam"
Which technology skills will be in the biggest demand in 2015? CIO.com talked to Foote Partners to find out what IT leaders need to be on the lookout for in the months ahead.
Utilizing agile principles can drive radical but constructive cultural changes, but how you go about adopting the technique is critical to success
Despite the huge gains that solid-state drives are making, some myths persist, all unjustified. We shatter four SSD misconceptions.
Traditional WANs are too complex, too costly and too inflexible to support today's bandwidth-intensive services and applications. Viptela says software defined WANs can fix that.
The annual International CES holds hidden gems and good advice for the enterprise.
In other news, U. S. Congress, Senate jump into the net neutrality fray
Banning encryption is a really bad idea but if there was enough trust in and accountability of the government maybe it would work ...
If your organization isn't already on the mobility bandwagon, you are falling behind the curve of increased productivity and innovation.
Bring your own device: Bring it on.
In an improving economy, retaining talent has again become a top priority for businesses. And in the competitive world of IT, organizations that don't understand the cost of employee turnover will pay a steep price.
Recent security reports give insight into security best practices often missed.
Major IT system vendors Cisco, EMC/ VCE, HP, Dell, and IBM will broaden their infrastructure portfolio to include hyper-converged solutions.
The recent Sony attack and countless other examples point to the need for board members and executives to consider cybersecurity under the concept of risk management and business resilience.
There’s a downside to Android and iOS’s privacy-enhancing encryption—it’s going to be harder to catch criminals, police say.
Behavioral analysis is used to identify and correlate incidents that, taken individually, might be ignored.
Companies can get plenty of bang for not many bucks via open-source sponsorship.
Having a clear and generous time-off policy will allow you to better budget for both planned and unplanned absences. You'll also have a more engaged, loyal and productive workforce.
Company also launches M2X data service
Some functions will likely be subsumed, but disaggregation not likely to replace ToR switches
When is a "thought crime" not a real crime? Never, particularly when it never really happened.
New platforms are enabling telcos to offer IT-aware services for security, performance and optimization, private cloud, and other functions. Soon enterprises and SMBs can simply use a portal to order a function as a service instead of installing dedi
Using the power of Bluetooth with your tablet
It's easy to create a lousy newsletter: Here's how to do it ...
Big data has been a big topic at CIO.com in 2014. Here are the 10 most-viewed big data stories of the year.
If you’re looking for a project for this holiday, how about converting a redundant PC into a feature-packed router? Blogger CompTutor explains how.
