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IP services hot; IP spending not
Most companies slow to abandon legacy data networks.

Security worries give start-ups hope
With the hope that corporate security concerns will translate into spending, two newcomers this week will debut offerings intended to keep network intruders at bay.

IBM software strategy: Knock off Microsoft
It has taken nearly seven years and billions of dollars in development and acquisitions, but IBM has chiseled itself into a software power and set its sights on one lofty goal: beating Microsoft at its own game.

Healthcare group picks SSL for remote access
Secure Sockets Layer-based remote access has been just what the doctors ordered - and more - for Virtua Health in Marlton, N.J.

Top ISP Report
Our monthly report on the best dial-up ISPs.

Face-off: Is it ever worth it to cut corners on security?
Burton Craig, director of a midsized IS shop for a large financial institution, argues yes. Rob Tillman, CIO of CypherLynx, a software and security consulting service provider says no. Read their statements, then jump in with your own.

Feature article

From peer to maturity
New peer-to-peer collaboration tools offer ease of use, bandwidth savings, but the jury's still out on scalability, management and data integrity.

Grid-dy determination
Organizations have spent large sums of money building their computing infrastructures, which primarily consist of computers that spend a lot of time doing nothing. Harnessing those unused CPU cycles to power compute-intensive applications is the driving idea behind grid computing.

Tests/Buyer's Guides

Sonic Foundry's MediaSite Live
MediaSite Live 2.0b is exceptionally well-designed - it is presenter-friendly and suitable for corporate networks. By virtue of smart technology in the "capture workstation," the finished content it produces meets (and in some cases exceeds) expectations of the most demanding Web-based business audiences. For these reasons, the product receives a World Class Award.

Tech Update

Achieving true 10 Gig performance
Authors of the 802.3ae standard detail options to address performance issues.

Management Strategies

Community minded curriculum
Two IT executives share why community colleges are tops for entry-level network technicians.

Net.Worker

Telework used to improve air quality
The city of Austin selects GoToMyPC Web service to help expand program.

Net.Worker briefs
News of Wi-Fi chipset sales and Netgear dual-band wireless.

More news

IP telephony set to go the distance in 2003
This is the year that enterprise IP telephony hits full stride with advanced product features and more large-scale user deployments, experts predict.

Upcoming FCC review has big implications
Within weeks the Federal Communications Commission is expected to change regulations on which competitive telecom providers rely to offer local phone services to business customers, but it's still unclear whether the changes will favor those providers or their incumbent phone company rivals.

Digex CEO sees calm after WorldCom storm
CEO George Kerns talks about the company's troubling turbulence and where it's headed

RBOCs gain ground on long-distance
Impact on big business accounts might not be immediate.

Collaborative software ages slowly
Suites of interoperable components will make up future platforms

NetScreen CEO talks VPNs
NetScreen CEO Robert Thomas spoke recently with us about how NetScreen and the network security market are evolving.

Financial firms bet on outsourcing
IBM's $5 billion, seven-year outsourcing agreement with JPMorgan Chase is the latest and most valuable in a string of multibillion-dollar deals recently forged between IT services firms and financial institutions.

Service Provider briefs
News from Cingular Wireless, AT&T Wireless and Southwestern Broadband Holdings

Infrastructure briefs
News from RLX Technologies

BMC upgrades management tools for DB2
BMC Software recently pumped out upgrades to five of its SmartDBA management tools for Version 7 of IBM's DB2 mainframe database

Software helps users consolidate servers
Server consolidation technology taking hold

CIOs see 1% spending dip in 2003
Also, the 'Net celebrates its 20th birthday - sorta; Global Crossing CEO resigns; and more

Content delivery market set to soar
Industry watchers expect corporate content delivery networks to take off this year as businesses exploit the technology for more than multimedia delivery and Web page caching.

Enterprise Applications briefs
News briefs from Sourcefire, Alpha Software and more.


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