Data Center
RFID: A bad science privacy problem?
I'm opening the mailbag this week and I want to begin with a very thoughtful letter from Brad Templeton, chairman...
Read moreCIOs in the city
Projects such as Philadelphia's citywide wireless LAN kept legislators, lawyers and lobbyists busy last month (see editorial link below), but...
Read moreRFID readers route tag traffic
RFID readers route tag trafficBy Margaret WassermanAt every turn, networks must handle additional traffic from new sources. One of the...
Read moreI know what you did last week
Last week, Storage Networking World (SNW). Tomorrow the world?There are some questions that ought never be asked, either because the...
Read moreDust-up over Storage Networking World’s RFID tagging of attendees, Part 1
Mark Twain once advised his readers “never to pick a fight with someone who buys ink by the barrel.” You...
Read moreDust-up over Storage Networking World’s RFID tagging of attendees, Part 2
Today, we continue relaying an e-mail exchange I had with Ron Milton, executive vice president of Computerworld, the publication that runs...
Read moreSupply chain execs share disaster-planning techniques
CHICAGO — Without warning, a supply chain executive from Wal-Mart told his operations and administrative staff to pretend that a...
Read moreSony, NXP plan contactless IC chip venture
Sony Corp. and NXP Semiconductors have reached basic agreement on forming a joint venture to develop, manufacture and sell chips...
Read moreDzubeck on the year ahead: What’s hot for 2007
Looking even a year ahead into the network future can be a daunting task. For example, three years ago at...
Read moreSensor-based networks
Another big area that's ready to take off is sensor-based networking, Johna Till Johnson says.Another big area that's ready to...
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