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This Week In InformationWeek Online: January 25, 1999

TOP STORIES:

COVER STORY: Well E-quipped?
Web commerce is picking up at a frenetic pace, sending IT organizations in search of tools and services that can help.
Customer Culture
IT can improve customer service only so much. The rest has to come from your company's culture.
Delta Picks Web Partner
$50M contract with iXL will expand airline's efforts.
Web-Organized
The Net is changing corporate structures and management.


SOFTWARE	INTRANETS/INTERNET	IT MANAGEMENT
Progress For Development GWI Tool For Lotus	Portals Proliferate Custom Intranet Builder	Train On The Web Y2K Glitches Surface
HARDWARE	NETWORKING	CAREER
Faster Notebooks Focus Shift For Auspex Wider Use For Workstation	Remote Restorer E-Mail Cost Cutter Network Planner	Worker Shortage Opens Door For Career-Switchers
LABS	FINANCIAL	APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
A Delicate Balance TechView: An Alliance They'll Hate In Redmond	Taking Stock: Bell & Howell Reinvented	True Test Of The Web Bank's Dividend Is Resource An Integrated Approach To Team Development
OPINION	BEHIND THE NEWS	AUTHORITIES
Editor's Note: Web Site Performance: Be Fully Prepared The Enterprise: Leverage Web-Site Data Developments: Small Size, Big Implications	ERP Vendors Plot A Comeback IT Confidential Behind The News	AuthorITies: Architecture Changes Everything
EMERGING ENTERPRISES
Supply Chain Help
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