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Monday, September 30, 2002

Armed with an understanding of the current tape-drive technologies, the related standards and the market, you can map out a strategy to meet your organization's data-storage needs.
--By Steven J. Schuchart Jr.

Posted by Network Computing at 12:08:18 AM


Laptops can go from assets to liabilities in no time flat when your valuable hardware, software and data do a disappearing act. We examine three facets of laptop security.
--By Michael J. DeMaria

Posted by Network Computing at 12:08:00 AM


Nobilis Ci lets users manage business processes. This business-process management tool integrates workflow rules into Excel and embeds business logic into spreadsheets.
--By Lori MacVittie

Posted by Network Computing at 12:07:22 AM


Get the skinny on top firewalls from InfoExpress, Symantec Corp., Zone Labs and others.

Posted by Network Computing at 12:06:59 AM


"Based on [reader] feedback, we agreed to keep pounding away at products in our labs but to weave even more business content--vendor data and business justification analysis, for instance--into our existing sections and specials."
--By Amy Lipton

Posted by Network Computing at 12:06:42 AM


"It's an incredible opportunity to build a lab from the ground up, and ultimately you'll reap the benefits--you'll get to use our test results and evaluations to narrow down your own product choices."
--By Ron Anderson

Posted by Network Computing at 12:06:19 AM


Our Career Coach offers advice on seeking an advanced EE degree and properly formatting your resume in under two pages.

Send questions to: careercoach@nwc.com

Posted by Network Computing at 12:06:00 AM


"I could never justify to management more than 40 hours to manually provision and support one employee." --Robert W. Frei
-- read more letters

Posted by Network Computing at 12:05:26 AM


Tune in to find out how Mir3 hopes to improve systems management and enable emergency preparedness through XML-savvy information dissemination.

Posted by Network Computing at 12:04:43 AM


With its new owner, LANDesk no longer has to suffer from Intel's ineffective marketing efforts. And its useful new features deserve big-time promotion, especially with the impending release of Microsoft's SMS 3.
--By Bruce Boardman

Posted by Network Computing at 12:04:25 AM


The forced release of hundreds of APIs by Microsoft makes it easier for hackers to find previously undocumented function calls in the Win32 platform. New, more dangerous virus attacks can be expected.
--By Lori MacVittie

Posted by Network Computing at 12:04:08 AM


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