What's Hot and Not in 2004?

Kevin Kempskie

HOT:
• Host-based Intrusion Prevention Systems
• Integrated Web Services Management and Security Solutions
• Broadband remote access service aggregators
• Managed IP VPNs - IPSec and SSL

NOT:
• Signature-based Intrusion Detection Systems
• XML Firewalls
• Single-source remote access connectivity providers
• Frame Relay and private line WANs

Mark Jass
HOT:
• Unemployement if all this offshoring continues.NOT:

• The economy if all this offshoring continues.

Dan Bishop
HOT:
• wireless business apps

NOT:
• standalone PDA apps

Mel Sumrell

HOT:
• Wireless (connectivity,apps)

NOT:
• SPAM

Sharvil Patel
HOT:
• Wireless networking and access, VPNs, fast internet access, security issues, globalization, PDAs, palms, work from home solutions, broadband

NOT:
• dial-up, costly copmuter parts, baseband, computer companies

Ken Bartke
HOT:
• WLAN's, Patch Management, SAN's.

NOT:

• MS 2003 Server

Dave Cooksey
HOT:

• Apple ComputerNOT:
• Microsoft

Dan Kwitchen

HOT:
• Link to "Call for Entries: What's Hot and What's Not for 2004"

NOT:
• Link to the "extended list of reader entries"

John Maxfield
HOT:
• Linux
• iSCSI
• email based worms

NOT:
• Micro$oft products with expiring support
• direct attached storage
• M$ Exchange

David Constantino
HOT:
VoIP and Wireless

NOT:
The fact that Fritz has to get a date off of the Web.

David Blomberg
HOT:
Linux, Cisco, PHP, Apache

NOT:

SCO, MS Security

David Feligno
HOT:

Spam, Anti-virus, Firewall/VPN

NOT:
Microsoft's Excuses

Dan Kwitchen
HOT:

Americans losing jobs...stupid

NOT:
Outsource countries gaining jobs...also stupid

Liz VanNoy

HOT:
RedHat , Novell-SuSe

NOT:
SCO, Microsoft

Hasan S. Alkhatib
HOT:
IPsec Peer-to-peer secure communicationNOT:
SSL secure remote access

Donna michaels
HOT:
Computer ads with the Hilton Sisters; outsourcing

NOT:
Computer ads with Dell Dudes; downsizing