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This Week In InformationWeek Online: July 12, 1999

TOP STORIES:
COVER STORY: Global Security Survey: Virus Attack Viruses are the major cause of the rising number of security breaches The Directory Dilemma Vendors are rolling out products and promoting standards to help manage scores of directories, but it's still a big problem Collaborative Training Gains Companies implementing enterprise apps turn virtual training into real savings
Certificate Test Plan Merrill To Debut Procurement Portal XML Offers Intranet Help Intel's E-Commerce Push E-Business Made Easier	Vendors Make CRM Moves Site Security Gets Tougher Logility Supplies Hosting

SOFTWARE	INTRANETS/INTERNET	IT MANAGEMENT
One Data View Intelligent Analysis Collaborative Training Gains	Manufacturing Internet Sales Efficient E-Selloffs Web Commerce Means E-Service InternetView: This Column Is Free	Automatic Certification Custom IT Portal
HARDWARE	NETWORKING	CAREER
Advances In Storage Notebooks With DVD	Net Service Web Site Tracker	Stuck In The Middle
LABS	FINANCIAL	EMERGING ENTERPRISES
Optimized Delivery Routes Another Option To The Groupware Leaders	Taking Stock: A Better Way To Conference Strong Second Quarter For Yahoo	Tools For E-Marketing Free Aid For E-Business
OPINION	BEHIND THE NEWS	AUTHORITIES
Editor's Note: Security Survey: Silent Intruders Priorities: Change Won't Be Easy A Closer Look: 'Saints' For The Computer Age Benchmarks: Independently Unproductive The Enterprise: The Impact Of E-Business	Behind The Numbers: Fighting Public Enemy No. 1 IT Confidential Behind The News	Matter Of Fact: Curing An E-Addiction
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT
Application Reach Expands Staff Training Can Help Deployment Efforts
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