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Outlook '99: Introduction--by Justin Hibbard
IT organizations will resist making changes as the year 2000 looms--but look for budgets to keep growing anyway

Y2K: Ready Or Not, Here Comes 2000--by Bruce Caldwell
Contingency plans in spotlight as year 2000 troubles begin this year

Web Commerce: E-Business Work Starts--by Clinton Wilder
Setting up a Web commerce site or intranet was just the beginning; now comes the heavy lifting

Services: Outside Help Wanted--by Bob Violino
Demand for outsourcers and integrators will grow as companies seek partners to manage changing technologies

Web Enterprise Apps: Big Strides For ERP--by Tom Stein
With core applications in place at most large companies, users are exploring what can be done with ERP software

Infrastructure: IT Frameworks Are Key For Hot Technologies--by Mary Hayes
Companies plan big investments for infrastructures to support the newest business strategies

Staffing: Talent Hunt Gets Hotter--by Marianne Kolbasuk McGee
Companies strive to find technology workers as demand continues to outrun supply

Predictions: Products With Promise--by Sean Gallagher
The year 2000 deadline and the maturity of many new technologies will make the new year a pivotal one

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