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InformationWeek: The Business Value of Technology
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  April 9, 2001
Top Stories:
    COVER STORY:
  • Steering Around The Wreckage
    Automakers' online marketplace shows signs of progress, but few results.

  • Redefining Business: A New Game Plan
    Baseball owners are playing like a team when it comes to their Web strategy.
    • Online Exclusive:
       How Baseball Got 30 Sites On The Same Team
      Migrating 30 individual team Web sites to the new centralized home of MLB.com required the kind of teamwork needed to execute the hit-and-run or turn a double play.

  • The Modern Call Center
    Web-enabled call centers let businesses provide improved customer service by combining the best of telephone and online communication.

  • Online Exclusive Column:
     The truth is up there
    Columnist Wendy Wolfson ponders the "oops factor" the new occasional column "What Sticks."

  • BreakAway
    Our newest section explores the world of IT outside of the office.
  • IT Labor Shortage Eases As Economy Worsens
  • One Place To Go For Application Access
  • E-Deployments And Expansions Put On Hold
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  • DSL's Turmoil Leaves Customers Disconnected
  • Software Adds A Human Touch--And Voice
  • CRM Plus Privacy Protection Equals Smart Business
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    BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
    CUSTOMER ECONOMY
    INFRASTRUCTURE
  • Syncra Tightens Supply-Chain Links
  • Portal Consolidation Creates Universal Knowledge Base
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  • Service Lets 'Em Keep On Trucking
  • Airline's Ticket Sales Prepare To Take Off
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  • Match.com Finds Hosting Partner
  • Computer, Heal Thyself May Happen With Auto Support
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    PERVASIVE COMPUTING
    CAREER
  • Software Cuts Customer Data Loose
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  • Mentoring Speeds The Learning Curve
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    INNOVATION
    TECH ANALYZER
    FINANCIAL
  • Whole World In Their Hands
  • A Better Way To Search
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  • Customers Get The Message
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  • Cognos Profit Growth Lags Sales
  • MicroStrategy Thinks Smaller
  • IBM Avoids Plague Of Excess Inventory
  • Akamai Feels The Heat In Slowdown
  • Taking Stock:Semiconductors: the barometer for high-tech turnaround
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    OPINION
    AUTHORITIES
    BEHIND THE NEWS
  • Editor's Note: Whither E-Marketplaces?
  • Business/IT: Getting Back To Basics
  • The Observer: Hedgehogs, Harry Truman, And IT Complexity
    FRONTEND

  • FrontEnd
  • Follow The Money
  • Bizmodel.com
  • Behind The Numbers: Tech Support: Mostly An Inside Job
  • IT Confidential
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