A “Featured Company” article from the November 20, 2009 issue:
Virtualization security vendor Catbird has dealt with confusion over its name since its founding in 2000. “We always get asked, ‘What is a catbird?’” Catbird COO Edmundo Costa says. Some think “catbird” is some sort of strained security metaphor about a cat catching a bird. Others [...]
A “Cover Focus” feature from the October 23, 2009 issue:
Voice over Internet Protocol technology, better known as VoIP, is actually a fairly mature technology. “It’s extraordinarily well supported, with a wide range of options, both with handset and desktop options and with server and backend options. There are proprietary and open-source solutions. It’s been around [...]
A “Featured Company” article from the September 25, 2009 issue:
Buford, Ga.,-based CablesAndKits.com is a one-stop shop for network hardware and accessories from Cisco and others. For example, if you need replacement patch cables in a peculiar size, a unique color, shielded or nonshielded, booted or nonbooted, CablesAndKits.com will have it—and a wealth of other items [...]
A “Case Study” (formerly “Products At Work”) article from the February 27, 2009 issue:
The University of Oklahoma developed its OSCER (OU Supercomputing Center for Education and Research) high-performance Linux computing cluster to benefit the high-end computing needs of about 500 students, faculty, and staff, both at OU and institutions collaborating with the university. Unlike most [...]