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Users at every level need reliability for critical apps. Vendors say low-cost clusters are the answer.
Negotiations continue over antitrust issues.
Supply chain, sales applications added.
Vitria, BroadQuest plan middleware to ease burden.
New services will complement OpenMail.
Clearinghouse set to test extranet for trade settlements.
Digital certificates will identify users.
NetServer buyers to get discounts on IA-64 machines.
Faster co-processor for Backbone Node to let more traffic through WAN links.
Centrobe offers all-in-one services.
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The only things rivaling the demand for IT workers are the salaries and perks they can command.
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Bill-paying on the Web is already here. Next up: the ability to view and pay bills from multiple merchants.
From The Search For Digital Excellence by James P. Ware, Judith Gebauer, Amir Hartman, and Malu Roldan. Copyright © 1998 by the McGraw-Hill Cos. Reprinted by permission of the McGraw-Hill Cos.
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The EC Co. lets big companies offer a solution that's inexpensive and easy enough for even their small partners.
Microsoft MCIS 2.0 has enhanced tools to manage access.
Best customers can get faster responses.
InfoQuick software helps parts buyers.
Suite lets companies set up data access and online ordering.
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PG&E Energy Services CIO Keast and his team mobilized hundreds of salespeople to sell customized services while the company was still evolving. Here's how they managed the daunting job.
OmniEnterprise helps users move their database data.
Protean keeps specialized focus.
Enlighten to support Arbor's Essbase OLAP server.
Easy installation, better integration promised.
IBM to add support for year 2000 and Euro, high-performance journaling file system.
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$62 billion plan to buy Ameritech raises questions about competition.
Security vendor buys Secure Networks.
New version offers document management.
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Removable-storage devices are becoming common in both desktop and mobile setups.
32-way server runs NT and Unix.
Novatel's Contact simplifies cable-free communications.
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Computer distributors, resellers expand to serve multinational customers.
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Project managers struggle to cope as software vendors fail to deliver on promises.
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IBM's latest figures may seem lukewarm, but take a closer look-there's a winner lurking in those numbers.
Investors worry about drop in year 2000 spending, weaker ERP software sales.
Intel, others finance speech recognition.
Services power optimistic forecast.
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