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COVER STORY: Wireless Everything Businesses are harnessing the technology to spur sales and give workers an edge. Transforming Travel The travel industry is finding that the Internet, IT, and E-commerce can cut costs, speed transactions, and improve efficiencies. Bulking Up Linux is becoming a viable high-end computing platform. Redefining Business Market Makers Meet The Word Jocks Taking The Leap Biz Model: Archipelago Opinion: It's All About The Customer? Prove It Opinion: Free Advice: Privacy Hot Potato Falls In CIO's Lap
Microsoft Bets On '.Net' Startups Take The Lead In Wireless Outsourcing Changing Marketplaces: Users Integrate Supply Chains Merrill Lynch Moves To Ease Procurement Chase Partners To Provide Account-Aggregation Service	Apps Draw On Marketing And Analytics Expertise HP CRM Product Integrates Tools, Creates Virtual Data SAP Makes A Play For Auto Exchange Apps Business Serverless Backup Takes A Load Off System CPUs IT Service Providers Offer Aid To Inacom Clients

BUSINESS APPLICATIONS	E-BUSINESS	SERVICES
Nestle Taps SAP For E-Business Analysis Tools Help Turn Web-Site Visitors Into Buyers	Complex Marketplace Apps Emerge Software Lets Firewalls, VPNs Provide User Information InternetView: The Legacy Of Wireless Browsers Traditional Tools Ease Content-Management Morass	Cambridge Powers Rockwell Web Site EPresence Partners For Enhanced E-Business Services Wireless Buying Service Targets Workers In The Field EDS Works To Change With Its Customers Next IT Challenge: Integrating Multiple ASPs
INFRASTRUCTURE		CAREER
Symantec Expands Its Horizons Intel's Mobile Chips Meet PortablesÕ Power Demands Computer-Telephone Integration Aids Customer Service Thin Clients: Fundamental, Not A Fad		IT Pros Find Job-Hopping Pays
EMERGING ENTERPRISE	LABS	FINANCIAL
Merrill Lynch Targets Small Businesses HP Upgrades Low-Cost Servers For Growing Companies	Web Apps Take To The Airwaves Exchange 2000: Added Capabilities, Complex Upgrade What's Hot	Taking Stock: Is Citrix On Shareholders' Side? Enterprise Sales Give Oracle A Boom Year
OPINION	AUTHORITIES	BEHIND THE NEWS
Editor's Note: It's A Wide, Wide, Wireless World Business/IT: No Time To Take A Breather The Big Picture: Killer Apps And Dead Bodies	The Observer: Face The Music, Microsoft	Behind The Numbers: E-Business Requires A Coherent Plan Behind The News IT Confidential
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