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January 15, 2001

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COVER STORY: Power To The PC New approaches to Web computing, such as peer-to-peer networking, signal a renewed interest in corralling PC intelligence for business applications. Breakaway Being an IT pro doesn't mean giving up a well-rounded life. In our new section, Breakaway, we look at interests that give your life its rounded edges.
Doing Business Without Wires: PDAs / Bluetooth and 802.11b Delphi Attacks Car-Phone Safety Issue IT Managers Savor New Storage Options	Exchanges Team To Link B-To-B E-Marketplaces Trading Partners Gain Easier Connections Lands' End Gets Into Software Biz

BUSINESS APPLICATIONS	CUSTOMER ECONOMY	INFRASTRUCTURE
Corio Teams With Yahoo Scaling Up: Prudential's Very Large Database Pays Off	Tools Add Customer To Analysis Mix McDonald's Serves Up Faster Payment System	Ethernet Products Go The Distance Gadzoox Makes SAN Management Easier
PERVASIVE COMPUTING	APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT	CAREER
Juniper Banks On Wireless Services		Where Having Fun Really Pays
INNOVATION	TECH ANALYZER	FINANCIAL
Danger, Danger, Will Robinson!	Internet Appliances Take Hold	Taking Stock: Dialing Up A Good Defense Ariba Turns Profit In B-To-B Market SAP Finishes Strong In 2000 Broadcom Makes $1 Billion Buy Ad-Dependent Companies Cautious
OPINION	AUTHORITIES	BEHIND THE NEWS
Editor's Note: Life Outside The Company Walls Business/IT: Blinded By The Buzz The Enterprise: Portals Tie Problems To Solutions The Big Picture: Crime Is Crime, Online Or Off	The Observer: It's the Vision Thing FRONTEND FrontEnd Follow The Money Bizmodel.com What's Hot	Behind The Numbers: Digital Service Consultants Mold E-Business Behind The News IT Confidential
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