Enterprise technology opinions, analysis, and forecasts from Network World's experts
Marketplaces have become a focal point for the big cloud vendors to increase their IaaS
An AT&T exec tried to frame a recent Verizon loss as a knock against net neutrality, but he only succeeded in kicking Verizon while it's down.
Smart machines, drones, automation impact IT of the future
Traditional network monitoring primarily looks at the health and status of major net components. That's not enough to tell a story when an end user in a remote location contacts the help desk with a connectivity or application availability issue.
Is Lack of Self-Confidence Becoming a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy?
Facebook and Android’s approach to software releases isn’t as fast or pervasive as Apple’s, but these companies aren’t at risk from a PR storm from a massive rollout of a buggy update.
Word hit last week that the beta for Winodws 10 had a keylogger built in and the web went nuts. Understandable, but also wrong.
FireChat, the communication app of choice among Hong Kong protesters, is shedding light on mesh networking's potential benefit for the Internet of Things.
Service includes new enhanced accessibility for customers with disabilities.
Rise of smart machines, ubiquitous access and software-defined architectures will reshape IT, Gartner says
Do you know smart machines, robotics and risk analysis? Gartner says you should
EFF applauds CloudFlare CDN for rolling out universal HTTPs
Shodan, a search engine, trawls the Internet for connected devices. Newly-added reports, along with mapping, can help identify and visualize security vulnerabilities.
Historically, "difficult to use" and "Cisco" have gone hand in hand. Cisco's new iWAN is an effort to get away from that.
Log files on Unix systems can easily grow to hundreds of thousands or even millions of lines. Here's a simple way to pluck out every Nth line.
I tried using a desktop I've long considered a waste of time, and I was pleasantly surprised.
Conference calls are notoriously unproductive, and one company wants to fix that with simple videoconferencing.
Many tech firms have two-tier employment systems that perpetuate inequality.
The discovery of secret beacons installed in New York City pay phone booths opens up some questions.
Enterprises will spend over $40 billion designing, implementing and operating the Internet of Things just this year
Polycom Introduces RealConnect for Microsoft Lync,
HP has thrown in its printer business to give its PC spin out some cover while it restructures.
Hewlett-Packard is reportedly splitting into two companies. Taking apart the iconic company doesn’t make sense if it stops there.
For more than 20 years, a very serious bug in our beloved bash simply went unnoticed. What have we learned?
