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This Week In InformationWeekOnline: January 31, 2000

TOP STORIES:
COVER STORY: Putting The "E" Back In Business It's time to realize that all business will soon be online Rapid-Fire IT Infrastructure E-business is causing new blueprints to be drawn for IT architectures
Amid Cold, Sun Shines Commerce One Remodels Products, Boosts Global Trading Business Intelligence: IBM And SAS Team Up Single-Application ASPs Seek To Carve Out Their Niche	Auto Web Sites Add Features To Drive Car Sales BMC Boosts Management Offerings To Aid E-Business Network Service Offerings Aim To Lighten IT Load Object Design To Concentrate On XML Server Software

BUSINESS APPLICATIONS	E-BUSINESS	SERVICES
Tools Make E-Mail Hit The Mark A Smarter Way To Organize Files	Web Monitoring From The Middle Microsoft Investment Could Open Web Services Channel Auction Site Offers New Consumer Electronics	ASP Offers No-Limits Approach To App Support Y2K Services Firm Shifts Focus To Asset Management
INFRASTRUCTURE	EMERGING ENTERPRISE	CAREER
Compaq Retools Server Lineup Storage Management's Future Is Here Now American Uses No-Frills Tools To Control Notebook Costs		Scheduling Software For Any Industry Marketplace Pairs Companies And IT Contractors
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT	LABS	FINANCIAL
Components Blossom In COM+	Software Updates: Ease The Pain TechView: Quoth The Raven What's Hot	CRM Vendors Post Heady Numbers Taking Stock: Focus On An Optics Alternative
OPINION	AUTHORITIES	BEHIND THE NEWS
Editor's Note: Time For E-Business As Usual Business IT: Put 'E' Where It Belongs Secret CIO: The Law Of Corporate Failure TechView: Quoth The Raven InternetView: What Is Public Key Infrastructure?	Matter Of Fact: My Wish For The Other Guys	Behind The Numbers: E-Active Sites Look For Outside Help Behind The News IT Confidential
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