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| Special Issue: December 16th, 2003 | |
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| The Survivor's Guide to 2004 |
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Introduction By Mike Lee IT budgets may be inching back up, but you'll still have to think long and hard about every technology decision you make. To help you in that process, we analyze developments and trends in eight key areas. |
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Business Strategy By David Joachim A spending rebound doesn't mean a return to free-spending ways. IT shops have--or should have--newfound discipline. |
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Security By Mike Fratto Suffering from security marketing overload? Remember: Securing your network from the core to the perimeter involves finding just the right combination of tools. |
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Network and Systems Management By Bruce Boardman NSM products that help you coordinate and problem-solve are improving, slowly but steadily, and we're seeing standards gains to boot. |
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Mobile and Wireless By Dave Molta The wireless revolution may not be here just yet, but rapid evolution is a good bet. |
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Converged Voice, Video and Data By Sean Doherty Implementing voice and video over your data network can be dicey. But you can increase the odds that your bet will pay off by keeping in mind the business case for convergence, controlling risk and sticking to standards. |
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Storage and Servers By Steven J. Schuchart, Jr. It's a buyer's market for servers; users are making their voices heard; and AMD is coming on strong with a new 64-bit processor. Swing into action as consolidation and commoditization become watchwords. |
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Infrastructure By Peter Morrissey The success of your business initiatives depends on a reliable network infrastructure with predictable performance. |
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Business Applications By Lori MacVittie Here's your 2004 to-do list: Check for HIPAA and Sarbanes-Oxley compliance and enable real-time enterprise and Web services initiatives. A tall order, but someone has to do it. Here's what you need to know. |
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Special Report: That was Now, This is Then By Fritz Nelson Publisher Fritz Nelson takes a trip down memory lane with his look at the technologies, people and companies that laid the groundwork for IT today. |
| Sneak Previews |
| Online-Only: Tibco BusinessWorks 5.0 By Lori MacVittie Tibco's product lets you integrate apps in a standards-protected, controlled environment. |
| Departments |
| Last Mile Edited by Bradley F. Shimmin and David Joachim Top 11 highly unlikely IT predictions for 2004; Seven little words for 2004 (or, how to survive the PC* revolution); Hot and not in '04. |
| Letters We've received a great deal of correspondence regarding Wesley Bertch's article "Why Offshore Outsourcing Failed Us" (Oct. 16, 2003). Read a few, and offer your own thoughts. |
| Columns |
| Down to Business: The Return of Risk and Leverage By Rob Preston 2004 will be the year the IT also-rans are exposed, while the scrappy visionaries are rewarded. |
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