Stories From The
Issue Of » January 28, 2002
COVER STORY
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New Way To Work
Visions of the office of the future burn brightly inside the research labs at technology and office-equipment companies. Among the heady ideas: sensors that detect when you get to the office and cue software to alert colleagues you're available to talk; microelectromechanical systems that render super-sharp images on displays the size of a wall, working in tandem with tablet computers that network to a shared-team display; and business software that learns the relationships among the words and phrases people use. Find out what's coming into your cubicle.
Keep 'Em Happy
In a down economy, retaining customers and building loyalty is more vital than ever
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BUSINESS APPLICATIONS
CUSTOMER ECONOMY
- Fleet Moving To Consolidate Leads Across Systems
- Online Fraud Fighters
- Marketing Automation Connects With Contact Centers
REGENERATION
INNOVATION
THE NEW WORKPLACE
INFRASTRUCTURE
OPINION
- John Soat IT Confidential
- Larry A. Olson The Strategic CIO: Turning Small Wins Into Big Victories
- William Schaff Taking Stock: Trades Like A Stock, Tracks Like A Fund, But It's Really An ETF
- Wendy Wolfson What Sticks: Snail-Brain Chips In The Human Experience
- Lou Bertin The Observer: Loyalty To The Bottom Line
- Stephanie Stahl Editor's Note: Sit Tight: Your Office May Soon Adjust To Your Needs
- Carl Zetie Planes, Trains, And Automobiles
- Bob Evans Business Technology: Bashing The Bill-Bashers
BEHIND THE NUMBERS
FINANCIAL
- EMC Eyes Midyear Rebound After 4Q Loss
- Ariba And Commerce One Remain In Doldrums
- Sybase Sees Modest Growth Ahead After 4Q Sales Drop
- Computer Associates Trims 3Q Loss
FRONTEND
- Boot Up To Battle Anthrax
- In Search Of Star Quality
- Wedding Blitz
- If You've Got The Time...
- Tee-rific Links
FOLLOW THE MONEY
- Lucent Looks To Its Core Strengths
- Interest In Current Heats Up
- Clearswift Snaps Up Content-Management Vendor
- A Match Made In Heaven
BREAKAWAY
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