InformationWeek: The Business Value of Technology

InformationWeek: The Business Value of Technology
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  This Week's Issue
  March 12, 2001
Top Stories:
    COVER STORY:
  • Reinventing Research
    "As Wall Street ratchets up the pressure on high-tech companies to show growth, and customers see technology's potential to affect the bottom line, turning research into revenue has become a priority for IT vendors.

  • Microsoft Research: Who Benefits?
    Microsoft has superstars in its research lab, but the company's developers grumble behind their backs about the value of their contributions. Whom does Microsoft Research serve?

  • Redefining Business:
    Slow But Steady

    Caution isn't cool--but it's a strategy that has paid off for a number of online businesses

  • BreakAway
    Our newest section explores the world of IT outside of the office.
  • Apps Made Easy?
  • Johnson & Johnson Becomes BabyCenter's New Parent
  • Veritas Consulting Brings Sanity To SANs
  • E-Marketplaces Can't Make It On A Name Alone
  • Palm Buys Its Way Into The Enterprise
  • Startup Tackles Web-Hosting In Underserved Areas
  • Open Market, Blue Martini Test The B-To-B Waters


  • BUSINESS APPLICATIONS


    CUSTOMER ECONOMY


    INFRASTRUCTURE
  • Raytheon Revamps Supply Chain
  • E-Catalog To Fuel Lubricant Dealers' Move Online
  • Hosted Web Conferencing Remains A Work In Progress
  • Customers Question OLAP Move
  • Web Kiosks Spur Spending In Stores
  • Central Security Control To Get Easier
  • Former Nortel CEO House Finds A New Home

  • PERVASIVE COMPUTING

    REDEFINING BUSINESS

    CAREER
  • Access Documents While On The Go
  • IPhrase Application Streamlines Wireless Web Searches
  • Slow But Steady
  • Straight Talk: E-Business Beginnings
  • Proving Grounds: E-Commerce: The Plot Thickens
  • The Wilder Side: Reality Can Be Hard To Pin Down
  • Earthquake Tests Disaster Procedures
  • Make A Small Package Turn Into Big Success

  • INNOVATION

    TECH ANALYZER

    FINANCIAL
  • Speak and Surf Service
  • Pan For Gold In The Clickstream
  • E-Service Slump Claims More Victims
  • Motorola Sells Off Wireless Companies
  • Yahoo Earnings Down And CEO Out
  • J.D. Edwards Ekes Out Profit
  • Taking Stock: The Wonderful Wizard of B-to-B integration

  • OPINION

    AUTHORITIES

    BEHIND THE NEWS
  • Editor's Note: Pace Of Change
  • Business/IT: The Focus Is Still On The Customer
  • The Wilder Side: Reality Can Be Hard To Pin Down
  • Content Watch: Watch Your Step With Secrets
  • The Observer: The Dot.com In All Of Us


    FRONTEND


  • FrontEnd
  • Follow The Money
  • Bizmodel.com
  • Behind The Numbers: Companies Give Back To Their Communities
  • IT Confidential

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