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This Week In InformationWeek Online: September 27, 1999

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COVER STORY: InformationWeek 500 Priorities and strategies of IT decision makers in 20 industries Executive Report: Customers Get Royal Treatment Y2k Liability Your remediation work may be done. It's now time to make sure you're protected legally and that you're not at the mercy of vendors
Drive To The Web E-Business Intelligence Oracle To Offer Custom Portals Push Into Supply Chain	Storage Gains Flexibility Home Depot Buys More Bandwidth IBM Helps Companies Get A Leg Up On E-Business Chase's Web Service Play

SOFTWARE	INTRANETS/INTERNET	IT MANAGEMENT
Head Of The Chain Ardent Offers Broader Data Management	Extranets Roll Overseas Fraud Finder Easy Web Publishing	Portal Services Training Marketplace Launches
HARDWARE	NETWORKING	CAREER
Linux Reaches Out Security At The User Level Print Fast, In Color Or Not	Fax Plods Along	CIOs Focus On Business
LABS	FINANCIAL	EMERGING ENTERPRISES
Help For The Help System	Taking Stock: A Merger That Makes Sense	Safer Networks E-Store Management
OPINION	BEHIND THE NEWS	AUTHORITIES
Informationweek 500: The Fab IT Innovators Transformation: Power To The Customer A Closer Look: E-Business Meets Business Intelligence Millennium Crunch: Y2K Ain't Over Till It's Over Secret CIO: Squinting At The Horizon	Behind The Numbers: What's Driving The E-Frenzy? IT Confidential Behind The News	Eye On IT: Deriving Value From What's Free
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