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This Week In InformationWeek Online: August 16, 1999

TOP STORIES:
COVER STORY: The New CIOs Challenges in E-business and greater influence in the boardroom are fueling quick turnover Network Pressure E-commerce has made network availability the highest priority and downtime more costly than ever
BMC's Professional Services HP To Unveil E-Services Service Investments Online Payment Options Open Up For Asia	Frame Relay Breakdown GM Forms Unit To Boost Electronic-Business Effort Tools Help Visual Data Siebel Strengthens Sales.com

SOFTWARE	INTRANETS/INTERNET	IT MANAGEMENT
Portals For Business First Look: A Bridge For Graphic Needs	Web Makeover For Sales Force CompUSA Relaunches E-Store Electronics Procurement	Frontier's Message Arizona's IT Contract
HARDWARE	NETWORKING	CAREER
Storage Choices	Phone Security	Linux Training Gets Formal
LABS	FINANCIAL	EMERGING ENTERPRISES
Take Your E-Mail On The Road Close The Loop With Linux Backup And Restore	Taking Stock: Shelter From The Storm	Ohio's Edge
OPINION	BEHIND THE NEWS	AUTHORITIES
Editor's Note: CIO Turnover: New Horizons Year 2000: Backwards To The Future A Closer Look: Hardest Problems Are Still Ahead IT Impact: E-Market Models Matter Secret CIO: Trust Us, We'll Protect You	Behind The Numbers: Sharing Knowledge Isn't Easy Yet IT Confidential Behind The News	Matter Of Fact: Microsoft's Future
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