| Do you know where your employees are working?
Enabling employees to work from anywhere can save companies time and money while boosting productivity. Here's how to do it right. Microsoft issues first Windows 7 patches
Microsoft's massive security update last week included patches for nine Windows 7 vulnerabilities, far fewer than were issued for Windows Vista and Windows XP. The 7 deadly sins of Windows 7
Lust, gluttony, greed, anger, envy, pride, and sloth -- Microsoft's new OS suffers from each deadly sin. Here's what you can do to minimize the toll each sin takes. New IPv6 Features in Cisco IOS 15.0
You may have heard that Cisco has released IOS version 15.0. This new IOS version has many new advancements. However, it only has a few new IPv6 features for multicast and OSPFv3. Based on the IPv6 features that have come out in IOS 12.4T we should expect many new IPv6 features in IOS 15.0M and IOS 15.0T in the coming years. Enterasys revamps high-end Ethernet switch line
Enterasys this week is introducing a major upgrade to its Ethernet switch line in an effort to better serve converged networks, including those that are heavily virtualized. News podcast: Network World 360
Enterasys this week is introducing a major upgrade to its Ethernet switch line in an effort to better serve converged networks, including those that are heavily virtualized. Fake security software "SpywareGuard" and "AntiVirus" are said to be the top two scareware programs out of about 250 fake security programs detected, according to a Symantec report. (5:44) Budget cuts could increase server failures, warns Gartner
Gartner Inc. analysts say that delays in replacing computer equipment due to budget cuts will probably cause increasing IT equipment failures worldwide. Web company CEOs call for net neutrality rules
Twenty-four top executives at e-commerce, social-networking and other Web companies have asked the U.S. Federal Communications Commission to move forward with its plan to create formal net neutrality rules, despite opposition voiced by several U.S. lawmakers, minority groups and telecom-related companies. Baited and duped on Facebook
When CIO Will Weider encouraged employees at Ministry Health Care and Affinity Health System in Wisconsin to use Facebook to spread the word about new programs and successful projects, he was surprised at the result: Few did so. Hoax of the day: U.S. Chamber backs "strong" climate bill (not)
Last week it was "spider guy" admitting that he was the arsonist behind an Internet-fueled wildfire alleging that McDonald's short-sacked Aussie customers on purpose. And, oh, you may have heard about "balloon boy." Microsoft Subnet is giving away training from Global Knowledge and 15 copies of Microsoft Expression Web 3 In Depth. Cisco Subnet is giving away training from Global Knowledge and 15 copies of Building Service-Aware Networks. Google Subnet is hosting many new bloggers. Entry forms can be found on the Cisco Subnet and Microsoft Subnet home pages. Network World on Twitter? You bet we are | 
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