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This Week In InformationWeek Online: July 5, 1999

TOP STORIES:
COVER STORY: Labor Intensive An increasing IT labor shortage calls for creative ways to do more with less. Age Discrimination: Real Or Imagined Anecdotal evidence of age discrimination in IT is growing, but what are the real reasons?
Reviving EDS HP Preps For E-Services IBM Links Handheld Devices With Back-Office Systems Subject-Oriented Data Marts From Cognos ERP Vendors Add Features	E-Mail, Fax Merger Opens Commuincation Telecom Convergence Compaq's Extranet Expands Storage Outsourcing

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SOFTWARE	INTRANETS/INTERNET	IT MANAGEMENT
Faster Analysis Interactive Selling	Industrial Good Online Delivery Scheduler	Centralized Staffing
HARDWARE	NETWORKING	CAREER
Productive Printing	Remote Voice Services App Traffic Monitor	Oracle Revises Training Enhanced Net Training
LABS	FINANCIAL	EMERGING ENTERPRISES
Automated Time-Trackers TechView: Benchmarks: The Best Test Is Your Own	Taking Stock: Not Much Impresses At AMD	Intel's New Partners Dell's Server Standard
OPINION	BEHIND THE NEWS	AUTHORITIES
Editor's Note: Labor Shortage: Breaking Point Business Transformation: The Next Big Thing Is Here A Closer Look: IT Workforce Looks Back To The Future Secret CIO: Lessons Of Leadership	Behind The Numbers: Too Many Jobs, Too Few Workers IT Confidential Behind The News	Internet Zone: The Year 2000 Certificate Problem

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