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Industry In Flux
The sector that produces most of today's software probably will look dramatically different in just a few years

Probably before today's eighth graders graduate high school, the way software is developed and supported, and the vendors that deliver apps will have changed dramatically. So, we thought we'd poll the industry-pundits, vendors, and you to see what we're in for. We learned a lot about future security, operating systems and about app developers app developers themselves. But our coverage only starts there. Go here to see the entire Future of Software package. You're going to be surprised, too, by what you learn.

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MANAGEMENT

Skills In Transition

BUSINESS PROCESS

RFID Enterprise Link

SOFTWARE TOOLS

Enriched Experience

INFRASTRUCTURE

The Ease Of VoIP

SECURITY

New Threats Ahead

TECHONOMICS

OPINION

Stephanie Stahl Editor's Note: What's On Your Wish List?
Bob Evans Business Technology: Ends Don't Justify Means, Despite Appeal
William Schaff Taking Stock: ParkerVision Spots Opportunity In LANs
John Foley The Linux Kernel's Fuzzy Future
Fred Langa Langa Letter: Norton Antivirus And The Single-Layer Defense Fallacy
The Advisory Council SmartAdvice: Consider Business-Activity Monitoring, But Stick With Proven Technologies

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