Issue highlights 1. New Cisco core router boasts 10X capacity of original 2. Carnegie Mellon video net brings Harry Potter Marauder's Map to life 3. It's hitting the fan: Anger mounts over PRISM, NSA domestic spying scandals 4. Microsoft's ambivalence about Office on the Web gives Apple shot with iWork on iCloud 5. Startup touts private cloud as a service 6. A conversation with Kelly Wanser, CEO of Stateless Networks 7. Tibco welcomes third-party online meeting products into its Tibbr ESN suite 8. Group wants antitrust agencies to block Google's Waze deal 9. INSIDER How Fortune 500 companies are managing BYOD 10. 'Crazy ants' that destroy computers are immune to insecticide |
| WEBCAST: IBM Learn how sales, finance, marketing, procurement, and supply chain leaders are leveraging SaaS to become more agile and serve the customer better. Learn More. |
| Cisco this week is upgrading its Internet core routers with the CRS-X, a system whose capacity is 10x that of what the initial CRS offered when introduced 10 years ago. READ MORE |
| A network of video cameras melded a unique algorithm let scientists with the Carnegie Mellon University track the locations of multiple individuals in complex, indoor setting - just like Harry Potter's Marauder's Map. READ MORE |
| A bipartisan group of senators introduced a bill yesterday that would end the "secret law" that keeps government surveillance programs in the shadows, while privacy groups and even the implicated companies try to get to the bottom of the controversy. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: HP and Intel® Xeon® processors In this eGuide, Network World sister publications InfoWorld, and PC World examine some of the current uses of blade servers in today's data center, as well as how trends such as server virtualization are reshaping enterprise computing. Read Now! |
| Almost as an afterthought, Apple on Monday announced it was working on browser-based versions of its iWork productivity applications, a move one analyst said challenged Microsoft's Office behemoth. READ MORE |
| You can buy pretty much anything in IT today "as a service," and now it's come to this: 2011 startup company named Metacloud claims to be one of the first to offer a cloud-based service of cloud computing resources. READ MORE |
| I had the chance to meet with Kelly Wanser CEO of Stateless Networks at Interop in Las Vegas and thought her company would be a great fit for our CEO interview series. So we chatted with Kelly about her company. READ MORE |
| WHITE PAPER: Cisco Systems Trends such as BYOD and the adoption of social media and other grey applications as legitimate business tools have had profound effects on organizations of all sizes. Read Now |
| Tibco has made it possible to plan, manage and launch third-party web meeting and video chat services from its Tibbr enterprise social networking (ESN) suite. READ MORE |
| U.S. antitrust agencies should block Google's proposed acquisition of crowdsourced mapping app Waze because the deal would take away Google's major competitor in mobile maps, consumer group Consumer Watchdog said. READ MORE |
| Like it or not, IT departments are accepting the fact that employees are bringing smartphones, tablets, and personal laptops to work – and that they will use these devices while on the job. READ MORE |
| The "tawny crazy ant," has invaded the south, from Florida to Texas, and is causing damage in electrical gear and outlets everywhere they go. The tiny ant, only one-eighth of an inch long, can get into wall outlets or any cracks in the home. And researchers have found these little buggers have a real taste for electrical wiring and components, and no one is sure why. In one year alone, the ants are believed to have caused $146.5 million in damage to electrical equipment in Texas alone. READ MORE |
| WEBCAST: IBM This session will discuss how Ashurst, a top-tier legal service provider for private and public sector clients worldwide, was able to effectively manage organizational change and improve their profitability using IBM Business Analytics. Learn More. |
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