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The InformationWeek Financial 100: A comprehensive basket of technology stocks.

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• Objects: No Ordinary Joe
  Sun Microsystems' 'Joe' object environment could be a monster. It will ease development of object-oriented applications for the Internet and World Wide Web.

• Internet: Sun Won't Stand Still
  New products will include 64-bit hardware, E-Mail package, and security upgr ades.

• IBM Sets Customers Free
  Launches wide-ranging program for end-to-end mobile and wireless services.

• Monitoring Network Sprawl
  Startup develops tool for administering growing networks from a central location.

• Centrex: Closed For Renovations
  US West suspends telecom outsourcing service to add multimedia, reset prices.

• Novell Makes Internet Push
  Hopes licensing deals will let it help customers transform LANs into intranets.

• Intranets: Tivoli Adds Systems Management
  Toolset will let network managers monitor multiplatform intranet servers.

• AT&T Puts Notes Access Online
  Unveils Web-based plan for Notes access after scrapping Network Notes.

• Can SCO Run Unix?
  The Santa Cruz Operation faces the challenge of supplying source code for the majority of Unix vendors.

• Intel Plugs Fast Ethernet Gap
  Debuts low-cost Express Switching Hub for workgroups.

• HP Beefs Up Network Switches
  High-speed products move to 100 Mbps.

• Online Under Scrutiny
  Questions raised on business practices.

• Controlling Quality
  Track uses enterprise in error tracking.

• Visual C++ On The Internet
  Microsoft adds Net ability to upgrade.

• Sybase: Still No. 2?
  Says it's still ahead of Informix.

• Post-It Notes Go Electronic
  Messages attach to Windows documents.

• Sophisticated Sales
  Software develops forecasts for orders.

• Intel's 'Hot' Dock ing Chip
  Pentiums plug directly into station.

• Lexmark Bids For Top Spot
  Using Optra N, aims to topple Hewlett-Packard in printer market.

• Windows Gets Webbed
  Microsoft to put browser in Windows 95 and NT.

• Windows 95 For The Mac
  Insignia ships emulation software that supports 32-bit applications.

• Net Integrators Flourish
  IT Services may soon claim half of all Inter/intranet spending.

• Systems Sensation
  Medaphis could double IT business.

• Bandwith In Demand
  Products that speed network performance will take center stage in Las Vegas.

• SunSoft Serves Up A Challenge
  Sun unit's enhanced Solaris servers will take on Microsoft and Novell products.

  Fin ancials:

• Should IBM Split Up?
  That move could create focused units that work better with IS managers.
  PLUS: The InformationWeek Financial 100 chart .

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From Past Issues:

• Windows 95: Will Business Buy It?
  A special package from InformationWeek full of Windows 95 stories.

• Special PC Expo Section
  Reports from the show floor, related articles, and a list of top PC vendors.

• Report From Internet World 1995
  Sun/Netscape alliance, Apple rolls out Internet servers, CommerceNet offers experimental ID program for the Web, and more.

InformationWeek--http://techweb.cmp.com/iw

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