Greg Enright

In the shadow of its impending merger with Symantec Corp., Veritas Software Corp. last month announced the release of the latest version of its data backup and management product.

Cisco switching executive Maciej Kranz discusses his firms's changing approach to selling its networking technology its efforts in the small medium business (SMB) market.

In the shadow of its impending merger with Symantec Corp., Veritas Software Corp. today announced the release of the latest version of its data backup and management product. Backup Exec 10.0 promises more reliable and constant replication of critical corporate data, particularly for remote offices and small and mid-sized businesses with 1,000 or fewer employees.

At its annual analyst conference held here last month, Cisco Systems Inc. outlined a five-year vision which will, among other things, see the company aim to use its dominance in the Internet Protocol (IP) market to begin pushing the concept of services virtualization: the idea of accessing network services anytime, anywhere from any device.

One key networking industry trend to watch for in the year ahead is the continuation of a security buying frenzy on the part of the sector

Bell Canada claimed the inking of the largest Canadian Internet Protocol (IP)-based data and voice services migration agreement on Friday when it announced a seven-year, $140-million contract with Manulife Financial.

One refrain heard more often from equipment vendors and service providers is how important it is for their customers

Cisco Systems Inc. outlined a five-year vision which will, among other things, see the company aim to use its dominance in the Internet Protocol (IP) market to begin pushing the concept of services virtualization: the idea of accessing network services anytime, anywhere from any device.