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DEALING WITH A NEW REALITY: A CIO'S ACTION PLAN by Ian S. Hayes
In a few short months, we will make the much-heralded entry into the 21st century. This century transition will be like no other, due to the famed Year 2000 problem.
MANAGING DISTRIBUTED PROJECT TEAMS by Jim Highsmith
"We've tried numerous virtual-team projects over the past several years," lamented a Fortune 100 company IT project manager at a recent conference workshop. "They all failed."
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A SECTOR-BY-SECTOR METRICS ANALYSIS OF IT SPENDING AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE by Howard Rubin
With data collected on IT finances and business performance from more than 800 US companies under study since 1995, it is now time to close the books on a year characterized b
E-BUSINESS OVERVIEW by Paul Harmon
Like most of you, I've spent the past couple of years reading about changes that the Internet is causing in businesses.
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A Year 2000 Update
A YEAR 2000 UPDATE by Howard Rubin
The latest Cap Gemini America-sponsored year-2000 survey results have been compiled.
SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS IN MODERN DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING ARCHITECTURES by John Viega and Jeffrey Voas
Today's state-of-the-art in computer and software security is dismal.
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Using IT Work Units
USING IT WORK UNITS by Jim Koenig