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October 23, 2000

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COVER STORY: Entertainment and IT Hollywood's New Star Is IT For all its visions of the future, the movie business has stayed much the same for decades. But, finally, Hollywood is taking notice of IT. First Stop On The Road to E-urope Interested in E-commerce overseas? The British Isles can be a good place to start, but there's still an ocean of difference between the United Kingdom and Ireland and the United States Fast Deployment at a Price Deploying ERP systems rapidly can mean big savings and significant trade-offs
Venturing Outside Of IT Teens Are Tops On Companies' Shopping List Service Turns Payment Into E-Mail Gold Next-Generation Tools Expand The Range Of E-Business CA Makes Its Entry Into The E-Business Market	B-To-B E-Commerce Players See Sales Soar Service Lets Sites Offer Dynamic Content With Ease PeopleSoft CRM Upgrade Lags Behind The Competition First Union Offers Anytime, Anywhere Access

BUSINESS APPLICATIONS	CUSTOMER ECONOMY	INFRASTRUCTURE
Market Makers Take On An ASP Look ASPs Tackle Business-To-Business Exchanges Application Service Providers Get Down To Business Online Bill Payment: Ready To Break Through?	Bank of America Puts ATMs Online Actuate Expands Softwares E-Business Capabilities Kana Puts On A New Face Call Centers: Here, There, And Everywhere Web Call Centers Benefit Customers And Businesses	Novell Approach To Faster Delivery Partnership Helps Automate Identity Management FCC Maximizes Access Choices For Building Tenants Vulnerabilities Beckon Some With A License To Hack
PERVASIVE COMPUTING	APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT	CAREER
Satellites Keep Resort Visitors Online Handspring Debuts Pair Of PDAs Consumer Scanning: Mall Shopping, E-Commerce Style	Open Source Works To Succeed	Businesses Share E-Learning Content Deals Put Online Employee Services To Work E-Learning Moves Out Of The Office
INNOVATION	TECH ANALYZER	FINANCIAL
Smart Dust Startup's Offering Promises Big Savings On Switching One-Stop Software Components Shop Wireless And Peer-To-Peer Computing Unite	E-Commerce Platforms Mature E-Businesses Get Outside Help For Wireless Deployment Wireless Devices Present New Security Challenges	Microsoft Up Despite Desktop Slowdown IBM Meets Street, But Growth Slows Peoplesoft's New Strategy Pays Off Sun's Net Income Grows 85% Taking Stock: Scient's Signs Are Still Good
OPINION	AUTHORITIES	BEHIND THE NEWS
Editor's Note: IT Fuels Hollywood's Dream Machine Business/IT: Shades Of Gray IT Impact: B-to-B E-Billing Heats Up Secret CIO: The Cat That Stalks My Mouse	Matter Of Fact: Make Your Voice Heard FRONTEND FrontEnd Follow The Money Bizmodel.com What's Hot	Behind The Numbers: Demand For IT Talent Continues To Grow Behind The News IT Confidential
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