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This Week In InformationWeekOnline: January 17, 2000

TOP STORIES:
COVER STORY: Inside Intel The chipmaker aims to evolve into a supplier of the building blocks of the Net economy. IT Integration: Internet Power Sparks Business Three top executives discuss how IT redefines their companies' core competencies
It's Time For A Change EDS Unit Taps Ariba For Internet Marketplaces Network Associates' Plan: Divide And Conquer Manufacturer Invests In E-Business Expertise	AOL-Time Warner Deal Links Old And New Media New IBM Unit Seeks To Capitalize On Linux's Potential Cohera Retools Data Integration Product For E-Catalogs Rivals Team On Lead Management, Inventory Tracking

BUSINESS APPLICATIONS	E-BUSINESS	SERVICES
Tool To Aid SAP-Siebel Integration In-Memory Databases Aid Web Customization	Health-Care Replenishment Online Cyclone Connects Legacy And E-Commerce Systems	Aetna Expands Offshore Outsourcing Nextlink To Buy Concentric For $2.9 Billion
INFRASTRUCTURE	EMERGING ENTERPRISE	CAREER
NUMA Earns Health-Care Client		CIOs' Increased Responsibilities Pay Off
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT	LABS	FINANCIAL
Web-Development Language Choices Help For The Small Development Project	Is Your Web Site Scalable Enough? What's Hot	Seasonal Demand Boosts Intel Taking Stock: Shift In The IT Landscape
OPINION	AUTHORITIES	BEHIND THE NEWS
Editor's Note: Intel Diversifies Its Image Business IT: The 'I' Stands For Innovation Secret CIO: Competing With A Dot-Com Transitions: A Better Way To Break Up Microsoft	The Observer: The E-Business Balloon Ride	Behind The Numbers: Green Light For E-Commerce Services Behind The News IT Confidential
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