Tomorrow, at 1:00 EST, NetQoS will be hosting a live Webcast with a guest speaker from Forrester Consulting, who will be talking about the recent study we commissioned with them, titled: “The Total Economic Impact™ of NetQoS Performance Center.” – in other words, the return on investment of monitoring your network.  The study illustrates the [...]

“I can’t fix any of them if I can’t get an exploded diagram, a shop manual, a parts list, and order parts.” “Right now I’ve got 14k on my dialup, when it works!” the machinist lamented. “You can’t download anything at 14k. It runs for two hours and gets halfway through one page and stops!” [...]

Sunday is Mother’s day in the United States, and I’m pretty sure I’m going to forget to call her.  Sorry, Mom.  My mom, if you’ll believe it, is a complete technophobe, who doesn’t really understand what I do for a living; she kind of understands what a “blog” is, but the technical nature of networking [...]

Johna Till Johnson, president and senior founding partner of Nemertes Research, writes in a column for Network World that “The Internet Sky Really Is Falling.” Nemertes Research, if you’ll remember, published a report saying that the Internet’s backbone simply can’t handle exponential growth with linear capacity increases. “We’ve been called everything from carrier shills to [...]

Hello. Is there anybody in there? Just nod if you can hear me. Is there anyone home? Network World, via Slashdot, has a story by John Cox talking about how a number of companies with Wireless LANs are finding that as Wi-Fi became more prevalent, they don’t actually use wired networking equipment quite as much; [...]