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Issue Of » February 16, 2004
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Data Avalanche
RFID chips have the potential to produce huge amounts of information. How will companies recognize valuable data and avoid getting buried by what they don't need?
Watching Out
The closer RFID gets to consumers, the hotter privacy issues become
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BUSINESS PROCESS
SOFTWARE TOOLS
- In Short: AmberPoint Sets Service Levels
- In Short: Microsoft To Tie IM With Conferencing
- Smarter Patient Care
- In Short: Cognos Tightens Financial App Links
INFRASTRUCTURE
TECHONOMICS
OPINION
- Stephanie Stahl Editor's Note: RFID Passes The Mom Test
- Bob Evans Business Technology: Keep Apps Simple As Possible, No Simpler
- Michael Friedenberg Productivity Grows, And So Does Our Stress Level
- William Schaff Taking Stock: Juniper Deal Harkens Back To Bubbles Past
- Fred Langa Langa Letter: Successful Updates Despite Very Slow Connections
- The Advisory Council SmartAdvice: Tips For Turning IT From Cost Center To Profit Center
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