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February 26, 2001

Top Stories:
COVER STORY: Hosting's Next Step Vendors hope variety and flexibility will entice businesses to use their new, but more expensive, packages of managed services. E-Learning Branches Out E-learning systems may not be easy to implement, but many companies see the potential for a broad business impact. E-Learning Around The World E-learning, tricky to implement in the best of circumstances, gets even more difficult when you go global. BreakAway Our newest section explores the world of IT outside of the office.
Hosting's Next Step More Retailers To Tell Customers, 'Do It Yourself' E-Marketing Tools Target Small And Midsize Businesses	Leading Companies Pull E-Marketplace Plugs Intel Taps New Partners To Boost Enterprise Sales EMC And IBM Push Open-Door Storage Networks

BUSINESS APPLICATIONS	CUSTOMER ECONOMY	INFRASTRUCTURE
AMD Spies Opportunities In Downturn	E-Business: Delta's Ticket To Sales Syndicators Spin Out More News For Web Sites	Cisco Stretches Ethernet's Reach Wireless Links Over VPNs Get More Secure
PERVASIVE COMPUTING	APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT	CAREER
Microsoft Gets Serious About Wireless		IT Talent Looks Beyond Money Candle Taps Consultant To Improve Customer Support
INNOVATION	TECH ANALYZER	FINANCIAL
At The Speed Of Light	App Servers Meet E-Commerce	Sybase Acquires Neon For E-Infrastructure Siemens Makes Bid To Enter Broadband Ventro Faces 4Q Loss ICG Hit With Loss From Write-Down Taking Stock: E-manufacturing Services Standouts
OPINION	AUTHORITIES	BEHIND THE NEWS
Editor's Note: Heed Your Embarrassment Quotient Business/IT: Challenges Morph To Opportunities	Redmond Watch: A Stinger Of A Different Nature FRONTEND FrontEnd Follow The Money Bizmodel.com What's Hot	Behind The Numbers: E-Learning: Not Just For Employees Anymore IT Confidential
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