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- Network Computing: Network & Systems Infrastructure
Technology, management and implementation issues associated with underlying network and systems infrastructure, including switched and routed LANs, WANs and MANs. Also, OSs and core services such as directory and naming services, load balancing, physical-layer connectivity, power management, facilities design and operation.
- Total Telecom: A Week of Network Infrastructure
Current week's worth of news stories related to network infrastructure and the companies operating in this space.
- CIO: Built to...Move
"E-commerce is changing how IT plans and builds systems. Command and control are out; flexibility and collaboration are in." Discusses the need "to bridge the gap between IT and web architecture." (6/1/00)
- Darwin: Big, Ugly Words
"You need to pay serious heed to this big, ugly word. Infrastructure is the stuff you must attend to before you can have any real fun. Infrastructure is the bridge a lot of businesses will have to build (or substantially rebuild) in order to reach the promised land." (4/01)
- IBM Systems Journal: Trend in E-Business Technologies
"Java programming language and platform, XML and transcoding are emerging as major technologies for...e-business functions. In this essay, trends in these technologies are described, indicating how they will lead to future Web services." (2/01)
- Information Week: Tech Analyzer: Pressure Grows for E-business Infrastructure
"Companies seek ways to create framework that will let them add functionality as needed." (9/25/00)
- InternetWeek: Infrastructure Technology: Companies Brace for Heavy Traffic
"QoS, load balancing top list of technologies that will help companies build new e-business infrastructures." (11/13/00)
- META Group: Infrastructure Agility
IT shops must develop an "agile infrastructure" to respond quickly to opportunities. "Building an agile infrastructure revolves around three key directives: architect for agility, leverage agile technologies and organize around critical skills."
- Network World: It's a Jungle Out There
"It turns out that buying routers, leasing T-1 lines or signing up for DSL over the Web isn't as easy as point and click."
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