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  • Robert Shimonski's 2003 predictions

    We asked our site experts to give us their industry predictions for the New Year. Here's what our Net Management forum moderator, Robert Shimonski, had to say.  Article | 20 Dec 2002

  • Ed Tittel's 2003 predictions

    We asked our site experts to give us their industry predictions for the New Year. Here's what our training and certification expert Ed Tittel had to say.  Article | 20 Dec 2002

  • Lisa Phifer's 2003 predictions

    We asked our site experts to give us their industry predictions for the New Year. Here's what wireless LAN expert Lisa Phifer had to say.  Article | 19 Dec 2002

  • Greg Ferro's 2003 predictions

    We asked our site experts to give us their industry predictions for the New Year. Here's what Greg Ferro, our Dr. Network forum moderator, had to say.  Article | 19 Dec 2002

  • Brandon Ross' 2003 predictions

    We asked our site experts to give us their industry predictions for the New Year. Here's what intelligent routing expert Brandon Ross had to say.  Article | 19 Dec 2002

  • Stone says Novell strategy shift is rock solid

    Since his return to Novell Inc. as vice chairman, Office of the CEO, in March after a two-and-a-half-year absence, Chris Stone has been carrying forward his vow to reinvigorate the Provo, Utah-based network products and services company. Recently, th...  Interview | 02 Dec 2002

  • Take the Challenge, set 15

    Take the Challenge, set 14  Article | 27 Nov 2002

  • Take the Challenge, set 14

    Take the Challenge, set 14  Article | 21 Nov 2002

  • Slow modem slow-cooked Wisconsin style

    You've heard of road rage, but there's another breed of ire out there -- modem malice. And when one man felt it, he got fired up and took matters into his own hands. Or in this case, his own barbecue tongs. Don't try this at home.  Article | 13 Nov 2002

  • Tool allows Okla. State to curb bandwidth hogs

    Oklahoma State University is using software from Compuware that allows network professionals to monitor the movement of thousands of applications across a network, including popular peer-to-peer file-sharing programs like Kazaa.  Article | 11 Nov 2002

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