Jacqueline Emigh

IBM Tivoli will debut a large set of new products at IBM developerWorks Live! later this week, giving star billing to an autonomic engine, toolkit, and

In rolling out low-cost, Oracle-based server clusters on Wednesday, Dell CEO Michael Dell mentioned Linux and Windows as "standards" in almost the same

With equipment prices falling and the number of hot spots rising, wireless LANs will become more predominant in 2003 than ever before. For network

Imagine, if you will, a world in which Microsoft Windows helps provide application-level management on other operating systems -- and possibly vice versa.

For managing its upcoming Windows 2003 Server, Microsoft plans to release System Center, a suite that will combine Systems Management Server (SMS) and

Anti-spam solutions are gaining visibility these days as big name vendors start to make more of a splash. Trend Micro issued an anti-spam announcement

Beyond a big maintenance release in February and two later upgrades, IBM is planning a new release of Lotus Domino/Notes for 2004 that will act as a

"Enterprise wireless" isn't synonymous with simple 802.11 wireless LANs any more. Government agencies and research institutes are now starting to deploy

A lot of corporate portals still seem stalled at the pilot stage, but others have swept into full production. According to people working on projects at

Microsoft Operations Manager (MOM) first hit the market about a year ago. Administrators, though, are still addled with questions. How does Microsoft's

Formal security policies are less commonplace in enterprise environments than many people might think. Why are some organizations still dragging their

To fend off physical and man-made disasters, network administrators need to act ahead. Emerging technologies for business continuity include VPNs (virtual