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This Week In InformationWeekOnline: September 4, 2000

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COVER STORY: Value, And Pain, In Integration Some click-and-mortars are merging their traditional and online operations. The Future Of Windows Microsoft is high on its ambitious .Net initiative to put everything Windows online--but are businesses ready?
Value, And Pain, In Integration Microsoft's Challenge: Ensuring Office's Future Success Vendor Brings ERP Product Into E-Commerce World LogiKeep Service Offers Customized Security Alerts	Flower E-Retailer To Launch New Fulfillment Syst Schwab To Use E-Learning For Call-Center Reps Cisco Brings All-In-One Approach To Content Delivery AT&T Looks To The Future With Voice Over IP

BUSINESS APPLICATIONS	CUSTOMER ECONOMY	INFRASTRUCTURE
Deere Retools Sales, Delivery Process Marketplaces Help Shippers Pare Costs	Sellers, Know Thy Customers In A Rush? Print Your Own Airline Ticket CRM And Call Centers Get Together	Server Offers Scalability At Low Cost Wireless E-Mail Lets Users Stay Up-To-Date
PERVASIVE COMPUTING	DOWNLOAD	CAREER
ASP Readies Wireless Access	Contacts At Your Fingertips	Performance, Or Your Money Back
INNOVATION	TECH ANALYZER	FINANCIAL
IP Services At A New Level	Keep Your Knowledge In-House	Sabre Buys Get There To Grow Travel Lead Taking Stock: The Security Landscape
OPINION	AUTHORITIES	BEHIND THE NEWS
Editor's Note: Best Or First: Which Matters Most? Business/IT: Focus On The Customer Experience Decision Support: People Have To Come First	Redmond Watch: Microsoft's .Net Is A Many-Layered Promise	Behind The Numbers: IT Outsourcing Proceeds With Caution Behind The News IT Confidential
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