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Network World Daily News: AM, 05/08/07 Analysts squash rumors of 150k IBM layoffs
A report by Robert Cringely on the PBS Web site says IBM is planning to lay off 150,000 U.S. workers by the end of this calendar year, but analysts who cover IBM doubt the report is accurate. 10 things we hate about Apple
The company formerly known as Apple Computer and now called simply Apple, Inc. is unique in many ways--including in its ability to drive even folks who admire it positively batty. It makes great products (usually), yet its secretiveness about them borders on paranoia, and its adoring fans can be incredibly irritating. But still, there are 10 things we love about Apple.
We want to know what YOU think. Post your favorite or most despised things here Majority of tech execs watch employee Web use
If corporate employees have a sneaking suspicion they are being watched while Web browsing, their instincts would be spot on, according to survey results from Robert Half Technology. | Data Center Power & Cooling Options Tune into this webcast on Data Center Power and Cooling Options for tips and advice on how to prepare your data center for the future. Network World's Editor-in-Chief John Dix discusses current data center challenges and how to overcome them with data center expert Robert McFarlane of Shen, Milson & Wilke. Click to watch today! | | Podcast: New ways to fight malware
How can companies better protect themselves and users from malware? Stephen Hsu from Robot Genius talks with Jason Meserve about the new approaches. Infoblox unveils branch DNS device
IP address management vendor Infoblox is making available an appliance designed to help IT managers provide network services such as DNS and DHCP to distributed branch locations. Web 2.0 attracts many, but more gladly do without
Almost one in four Americas use advanced mobile technology and visit the Web 2.0 world, but close to half have little use for either, according to a report released Monday. BlackBerries cozy up to office phone systems
Research In Motion this week tightened up the links between enterprise phone systems and its BlackBerry handsets, demonstrating software that makes it easier for employees and IT administrators to keep the work force connected. Network General adds application intelligence to network tools
Network General this week announced three new products the company says will help network managers better track NetFlow data, provide insight into virtual environments and monitor application performance across distributed networks down to the user device. Packeteer adds Microsoft services to branch office acceleration gear
Packeteer this week is introducing branch office hardware that supports faster WAN response times and cuts the number of devices needed in branch offices. Video Symantec helps secure CareGroup's medical records
For CareGroup, one of Boston's largest hospital organizations, traditional security tools were not enough to protect sensitive medical records from internal and external threats. Ayad Shammout, senior database administrator analyst for CareGroup, explains how a tool from Symantec helps keep data secure, yet still accessible by the group's 7000-plus users. Blogs Buzzblog: Sprint Nextel vs. 41 non-profits ... Journalists sue HP ... and a pet peeve
Sprint Nextel wants the FCC to stop mollycoddling nonprofits, most of them school systems, when they fail to renew their wireless spectrum licenses. ... Bully for the journalists who are suing HP over stealing their phone records ... And enough already with the euphemism "Skip this Welcome Screen." Today on Layer 8: where we want an iPod dock on a saxaphone
Pianos suck, unless of course they have an iPod dock. That's right. But after today, that's no longer a problem because PianoDisc this week introduced its iPod docking piano 'iQ' which it says though is patented technology will let almost any piano play itself according to the melody of the iPod. According to the company the docking device works with most pianos and retrofits them to respond to the melody of almost any digital device, with special attention to Apple hardware. From Cisco Subnet: Analysts expect good news from Cisco's earnings report Tuesday
Cisco reports its numbers Tuesday and the financial analysts are confident the figures will be good. This enthusiasm is a turnaround from the cautionary notes issued by analysts late last month. From Author Expert Blog JEFF DOYLE: IPv4: Is the party over?
This week I’d like to talk about risk, not to your network but to your business. Specifically, the inability beginning sometime in the next four years to expand or add any new services that require new IPv4 address allotments. There won’t be any. |
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