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• Set projects on firm foundations
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• Much more than MP3
• Beat the security maze
• Time to deliver business value
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• Make time for innovation
• Planning for the Osama effect
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• Will open wishes now come true?
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• Thought for the day:Machines get macho
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• Evicting the cybersquatters
• Mirror Image
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• Storage networks
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• The consumer really is king
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• The road to recovery
• Business case must dominate
• Playing for fast-changing stakes
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• Editorial: Public money, private profit
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• Embrace new technologies or lose out
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• Celebrating the best
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• Bring the board online with IT governance
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• Rethinking just-in-time
• Still locked in behind double-glazed Windows?
• Sourcing data from way back
• Unite and form a band of brothers against Microsoft
• Make it simple - or else
• Taking training for granted
• Outsourcing to the core
• Behind closed doors: In at the deep end and drowning!
• AOL and Microsoft square up in the message ring
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• What's in a name (or job title)?
• How corporate IT will be transformed
• Web watch
• Talking is not dissent
• The meaning of the Web
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• Accountability is the issue
• Moving from mainframe to Java
• Patently forking the Web
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• We have users' interests at heart
• The capitulation of W3C
• Raise your game to play at the top
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• CIO Masterclass: Lesson six - Technology and common sense
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• Speak in 'boardlish', please
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• Editor's comment
• Tender mercies
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