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January 8, 2001

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COVER STORY: Outlook For 2001 Despite the uncertainties of the economy, IT executives are generally optimistic about the new year. Most IT executives in our fourth annual Outlook Study say they expect IT spending to keep rising. Advice To The President-Elect Dear President-Elect Bush:... IT Execs Speak Out On Technology InformationWeek was interested in finding out what technology managers might want to say to the incoming chief executive.
Ready For The Returns? AMD Cracks Business PC Market With Micron Deal Sun Aims To Challenge EMC With New Storage Push	Utilities And Energy Companies Turn To Exchanges Software Manages Web-Based E-Business Apps Partners To Offer Complete Mobile Commerce Package

BUSINESS APPLICATIONS	CUSTOMER ECONOMY	INFRASTRUCTURE
Windows 2000 Gains Momentum	Online Bank Readies Expense-Reimbursement Program Web Service With A Human Touch	Cars Will Let Motorists Drive And Surf
PERVASIVE COMPUTING	APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT	CAREER
AgentGo Goes After Wireless Devices	Get It Right The First Time	Intel Offers Staff Customized MBA Words To The Wise For IT Job Hunters
INNOVATION	TECH ANALYZER	FINANCIAL
Messaging Your Way	Speeding The Net Experience Tahoe Makes It Easier To Find And Share Documents	Taking Stock: Roll Up Those Sleeves Apple Cuts Prices Amid Slump Broadband Woes Likely To Spread Inktomi Will Miss Sales Target IPO Still On For KPMG Consulting
OPINION	AUTHORITIES	BEHIND THE NEWS
Editor's Note: Spending Plans Reinforce Tech Value Business/IT: Which Customers To Listen To? Secret CIO: Youth Can Lead The Way The Strategic CIO: A Force For Change	Internet Zone: A Legacy Tale Of Online Banking FRONTEND FrontEnd Follow The Money Bizmodel.com What's Hot	Behind The Numbers: Quality Of Life Concerns Intensify In 2001 Behind The News IT Confidential
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