Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
New research project dives into Twitter traffic to show how true and fake stories can be sniffed out on social site
FCC says TerraCom and its affiliate YourTel stored Social Security numbers, names, addresses in the open
JAMF Software hosts its annual user conference at the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis
It's starting to look like the driverless car might not look like we had once hoped.
Revneue-wise, the figure is staggering
After six months in a new position at Polycom, Frendo discusses the state of the collaboration industry.
An axiom of network design
I've used LXDE for weeks, and I'm still having trouble finding much to say about it. That's not a good sign.
As organizations fight for IT talent with proven skills, the business value of technical certifications is higher than ever. But choosing the right one is never an easy task.
Upgrading really shouldn't be this hard ...
Co-defendant, to be sentenced in November was a former US Navy sysadmin onboard aircraft carries during hacks
After securing funding, Ello found a way to ensure it never breaks its promise to refrain from advertisements or selling its users' data.
I'm a Google Glass bigot, but I'm trying to come around.
DNS may be fundamental to the way the Internet works, but it was never designed with security in mind. Here are four ways that attackers are exploiting the Internet's plumbing.
What matters most to the board is how NFV will help improve the bottom line, or maybe even the top.
Bugs are expected, but this week Apple saw a swarm of them.
HD antennas, channel aggregation and directory tools, and low cost DVR options make cord cutting more alluring than ever
The most important cloud acquisitions this year have one thing in common: OpenStack.
MakeSpace offers “Clothes as a Service”
If you’re still using solder, quick-disconnects, or electrical tape, here’s a run-down of what you need to know to get started with the ultimate wire-to-wire pro solution.
The versatile actor is confirmed in October to play Jobs in new biopic from Aaron Sorkin, but in November the word is that he is out
Phishing, false advertising, cybercrap pervade as Ebola fraud grows
The term "software-defined" is very overused in IT these days, but for Instart Logic, it's actually accurate.
Recent numbers show Apple's Mac as a rare bright spot in an otherwise bleak PC industry. It's come a long way.
FTC said the payments were the result of an effort to crack down on the perpetrators of unwanted text messages, robocalls
Boeing and Commercial Aircraft Corp. of China to build cooking oil-to-biofuel plant
Whether as a weekend hobby or for powering a data center, dropping solar panel prices will ultimately make solar a viable energy source.
