InformationWeek

February 9, 1998

Top of the Week
IBM Means E-Business

Trends
Ready To Go Global?

Intranet/Internet
Domain Shake-Up

Software
Lotus To Test SmartSuite 98

Networking
Outsourcing Access

Hardware
Intel Chip Speeds PC Workstations

Channel Strategies
Enterprise Aspirations

IT Management
Capacity Planning With A Twist

Financials
Taking Stock: Picking Stocks Made Easier

IBM Means E-Business
Companies are reshaping how they view and use technology. Lou Gerstner wants IBM to set the agenda.

Netscape On The Block?
Stock soars amid takeover speculation as company tweaks its enterprise strategy.

Digital, IBM Plan Speedier Processors
Vendors to deliver machines clocked at 1 GHz by 2000.

Prices Fall On Entry-Level PCs
IBM and Micron break $900 barrier.

Eleven States Launch Microsoft Investigations
And scope of federal inquiry broadens.

Microsoft Frameworks
Kits to help developers target specific business areas; templates, code included.

PeopleSoft Gains Ground On Enterprise Apps Rivals
Revenue up 81%; GM, Boeing on board with eight-figure deals.

Novell Urged To Cut Prices On NDS For NT
High cost may slow deployment.

Amdahl's CMOS Reaches 80 Mips
IBM's mainframe processors to hit 90 Mips.

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Ready To Go Global?
These days, the Web isn't the only thing that's worldwide...

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Domain Shake-Up
Government plan would let nonprofit company administer registration process.

Support Via The Web
Products give boost to customer service.

Online Auto Sales Pick Up, Transforming An Industrye
Potential car buyers increasing use of Web for research.

InternetView: Adobe's Surprise KISS

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Lotus To Test SmartSuite 98
Will be integrated with Domino server.

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Outsourcing Access
It saves money and time. So why are only a few companies doing it?

Remote Users To Get New Voice Option
MCK products to give teleworkers PBX-like features, corporate call rates.

3Com, Newbridge Alliance Offers LAN, WAN Source
Vendors will jointly develop products.

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Intel Chip Speeds PC Workstations
Intergraph, Gateway models get boost from new Pentium II.

Enhanced IBM Servers
Departments, small businesses targeted.

Notebooks Upgraded
Toshiba adds speed and features.

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Enterprise Aspirations
Compaq VP Fernander says Digital's services offerings are key to PC vendor's plans.

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Capacity Planning With A Twist
New methodology helps J.C. Penney control costs and forecast CPU demand.

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Taking Stock: Picking Stocks Made Easier
Does the thought of buying tech stocks scare you? It doesn't have to-if you do a little research first.

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