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This Week In InformationWeek Online: September 13, 1999

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COVER STORY: E-Transformation The Internet is triggering more profound change than anything that has come before it E-Business Choices InformationWeek looks at the leading vendors in five key markets to help IT managers choose technology partners and products for the long haul
Reinventing ERP Capacity Planning For E-Business Brokerages Tout Customized Services Interactive Customer Help Personalized Health Data On The Web	Equant Launches Global Firewall Service Thin Clients, Varied Views Commerce One Portal Gets Auction Capabilities Take An Inside Look At Customers Online

SOFTWARE	INTRANETS/INTERNET	IT MANAGEMENT
Informix's Multimedia Package Two-Way Conversation	E-Business Choices E-Commerce Counts On Servers Need For Speed Drives Boom In E-Business Services Online Procurement Takes Off Web-Hosting Marketplace Billing's Unfulfilled Potential	CIOs For Rent
HARDWARE	NETWORKING	CAREER
Flexible Storage Cut Back On Servers	Novell App Gets Boost Services Boost Bottom-Line Management	Online Job-Hunting Help
LABS	FINANCIAL	EMERGING ENTERPRISES
Share The Knowledge Vertias Backs Up Growing NT Networks	Dell Agrees To Buy Storage System Startup EDS: Four Units, One Focus Taking Stock: Give Plexus Its Due	Management Shift Management Tools Emerge
OPINION	BEHIND THE NEWS	AUTHORITIES
Editor's Note: Net Transformation E-Transformations: Imagine The Possiblities A Closer Look: ERP And E-Business: Perfect Together? IT Impact: Got Enough Capacity? Secret CIO: Gulf Of Misunderstanding	Behind The Numbers: Serious Changes Coming Slowly IT Confidential Behind The News	Internet Zone: Guidelines For Curbing Industry Spam
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