InformationWeek

Stories From The Issue Of » December 20, 2004

COVER STORY

Innovators And Influencers 2005
Our annual lineup of industry players to watch may be diverse in its makeup, but they all have two things in common: a keen sense of innovation and a knack for success

Overrated Underrated
To sum up the year, InformationWeek's editors present their list of the most overrated and underrated technologies, ideas, people, and trends.

Most Recent Digital Issue

Download PDF

Back Issues

Subscribe to InformationWeek Magazine

TECHONOMICS

OPINION

Chris Murphy Careers: Merger Casts Cloud Over Future For PeopleSoft Specialists
John Soat Editor's Note: The Promise of Technology Kept
Bob Evans Business Technology: Readers' Ideas Take A Bite Out Of Spam
Michael Friedenberg The Big Picture: Lessons From Business Masters
John Foley IT Confidential: Bid NT Farewell, Say Hello To AMD's Chips
William Schaff Taking Stock: The Perfect Present, Or Coal And Sticks?
Fred Langa Langa Letter: Year-End PC Tasks
Parry Aftab The Privacy Lawyer: Combat Cyberwarfare
The Advisory Council SmartAdvice: Consider Purchasing Real-Time Collaboration Applications Through An ASP

Resource Links

Get InformationWeek Daily

Don't miss each day's hottest technology news, sent directly to your inbox, including occasional breaking news alerts.

Subscribe Now

This Week's Issue

Back Issues

Must Reads &
IT Trends

Free Print Subscription

Special Issue

Back Issues

Must Reads &
IT Trends

Current Government Issue

Back Issues

Must Reads &
IT Trends

In this issue:

The Government CIO 25: These influential and accomplished government IT leaders are finding ways to be cost efficient and still innovate.
Rethink Video Surveillance: It's not just about networked cameras anymore. New technology provides analytics, automation, facial recognition, real-time alerts and situational-awareness capabilities.
Read the Current Issue