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IE7 Vs. Firefox 2.0: Why This Browser Battle Matters To Businesses
At last, Microsoft is back in the ring. And Firefox is making a tougher case for companies to let it on their desktops.

8 Expensive IT Blunders
Our hall of shame of tech failures includes McDonald's $170 million ERP fiasco, an electric-company software bug that wiped out power to much of the northeastern U.S. and Canada, and more. Get the sordid details and find out how you can avoid a disaster of your own.

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T-Mobile Plans Major Cellular Upgrade To 3G

INFRASTRUCTURE

When RFID Is Everywhere, How Will You Cope

SECURITY

New Standard Promises Better Security For All Mobile Devices

TECHONOMICS

IT Managers Are Decidedly Unenthusiastic About Economy

PERSONAL TECH GUIDE

OPINION

Rob Preston Down To Business: No 'Small' Problems When It Comes To Ethics
John Soat IT Confidential: Google Versus The Microsoft Machine
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5 Questions For Bob Gleichauf, CTO Of Cisco Systems' Security Business Unit

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