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Market Analysis: NWC Inc. Ventures Offshore By Don MacVittie We take an inside look at the controversial trend of offshore application development. No matter how you perceive outsourcing, it's a sure bet that it will affect your business. Find out how. |
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Product Analysis: Imported Java By Don MacVittie We contracted with a well-known Indian outsourcer to develop an application for our fictional NWC Inc. What we learned will help you decide if offshore is right for your enterprise. |
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Review: Intrusion-Protection Systems By Curtis Franklin Jr. and Jordan Wiens We tested nine intrusion-prevention systems. Juniper Network's offering won our Editor's Choice award for its rich toolset and strong management features, but rivals are nipping at the heels of Netscreen-IDP. |
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Affordable IT: IP Storage Devices By Steven Hill Has your network drive space become more expensive than beachfront property in Orange County? Here are some storage solutions tailored for small and midsize companies. |
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Workshop: IT Best Practices With ITIL By Bruce Boardman We give you the lowdown on the IT Infrastructure Library. This IT best-practices model is grabbing the attention of enterprises, especially those under regulatory pressures. |
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Novell's Linux Desktop 9 By Michael J. DeMaria Improvements to SuSE put NDL 9 in the ballpark, but missing bits keep it out of the championships. |
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Reactivity's 2400 Series Gateway and Manager with XOS 4.1 By Lori MacVittie This appliance provides security that is anything but reactive. |
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NetGear's WG302 ProSafe 802.11g By Jesse Lindeman ProSafe uses intelligent roaming to make connections, but a lack of advanced RF tuning capabilities could keep this device out of the big leagues. |
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Last Mile Edited By Bradley F. Shimmin and Tim Wilson This edition: Signs you're attending a bad Windows admin training course, the difference between soap and SOAP, and passive-aggressive punctuation. |
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Quick Takes By Patricia Thomas This edition looks at Winternals Software's Recovery Manager 2.0, Performance IT's ProIT 3.1, Zeus Technology's Extensible Traffic Manager 3.0 and Alcatel's OmniSwitch 6800. |
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Letters By NWC Readers Robert Cunningham challenges, "Anybody out there who finds foreign competition and offshoring intimidating, get over your fear and share in the joy of learning something new." |
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Down to Business: Education Must Begin at Home By Rob Preston U.S. tech jobs may be in short supply now, but if we don't invest more in our kids' technical education and start cutting off the supply of foreign workers, the U.S. industry is headed for decline. |
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Reality IT: No Profit in a Fast Employee Axe By Hunter Metatek Before letting go of that challenging but potential-filled employee, consider your options--including counseling and training. |
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BuzzCut: Oracle Sets New Staff, Direction for PeopleSoft By Lori MacVittie With Oracle's takeover of PeopleSoft complete, big changes are bound to be in store for the ERP technology--particularly at the app server and RDBMS levels. |
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BuzzCut: Symantec-Veritas Deal Paves Integration Path By Curtis Franklin Jr. It won't be long before the data center recognizes consolidation between security technology and conventional network infrastructure technology. |
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BuzzCut: Sprint-Nextel Merger Signals Provider Consolidation By Dave Molta Mergers among major cellular carriers could mean better coverage and lower prices for end users, as long as regulators ensure that things don't go too far. |
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BuzzCut: VoIP Services Beat Regulation--For Now By Sean Doherty Minnesota ruling keeps states from taxing VoIP calls, but courts are still mulling service fees. |
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FUDBusters: Does the Dot-Com Business Still Live? By Tim Wilson Online shopping was up 25 percent this holiday season, and there were 42 IPOs in 2004 from technology companies founded during the dot-com boom. |
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