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This Week In InformationWeekOnline: April 24, 2000

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COVER STORY: Salary Survey: Money, Yes, But More It's hip--and profitable--to be in IT. InformationWeek's annual salary survey shows compensation packages continue to rise as the demand for IT talent outstrips the supply--and technology workers are enjoying newfound respect from the business community. How does your salary stack up? To compare your pay against the results of the Salary Survey, check out our updated IT Salary Advisor application. Tell us what you think: Participate in a Roundtable discussion about IT compensation and career trends moderated by Faye Lott and John Davis of Hewitt Associates. InformationWeek Research To obtain the research behind InformationWeek¹s National IT Salary Survey, check out InformationWeek Research's page. Behind The Numbers: IT Compensates Beyond Pay
Hard Sell For IBM Hardware Microsoft Woos Handheld Users With Pocket PC PeopleSoft Apps Will Automate And Integrate Staffing Ford's New Model: Online Lead Management Products, Acquisition Launch Siebel's E-Commerce Push	Entrust To Buy enCommerce In $470 Million Deal Support Services Help Users Help Themselves Niche Marketplaces Debut Despite Roller-Coaster Nasdaq New EDS Unit Gives Marketplace Buyers The Real Cost Haht Links Back-End And Online Procurement Systems

BUSINESS APPLICATIONS	E-BUSINESS	SERVICES
Comergent Strengthens Online Links Acta Debuts Data-Caching Suite For ERP MicroStrategy Helps E-Commerce Go Mobile SageMaker Acquisition Will Strengthen Portal Software Online Collaboration Tools Help Simplify Product Design	New Options For Online Selling Product Opens Legacy Systems To E-Commerce Apps Ameritrade Pares Systems To Boost Capabilities Auto Dealers Come To Terms With The Web	Now Shipping: Supply-Chain Apps Envive Puts Its Performance-Monitoring App Online Everybody Wants To Be An ASP
INFRASTRUCTURE		CAREER
Single Point For Storage Management Tying In Remote-Office Phones, Networks Get Simpler Enterprise Storage Management With Flexibility		Online Recruiters To Consolidate IT Talent Shortage Renews Interest In Mentoring Need IT Talent? Cultivate Your Own
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT	LABS	FINANCIAL
Directories Come Into Their Own	How Healthy Is Your Web Site? Online Project-Management Teamware	Taking Stock: Where Old Economy Meets New
OPINION	AUTHORITIES	BEHIND THE NEWS
Editor's Note: Satisfaction Means More Than Money Business/IT: The Plunge Vs. The Aftermath Secret CIO: Does The IRS Know Too Much? IMHO: Golden Age Of Customers And IT	Redmond Watch: Microsoft's Trojan Horse	Behind The Numbers: IT Compensates Beyond Pay Behind The News IT Confidential
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