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Heart Of The Matter
IT architecture is getting a lot more attention these days. The reasons: new tools and new strategies.


One Nation, Under I.T.
The feds say they need more unified architecture to tackle problems such as homeland security


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With advances in J2ME-equipped handsets, it may be time to reconsider some projects, says Carl Zetie. Success will be determined by useability and how well the app ties to the needs and activities of the users.




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