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Misconception: IT Strategies Should be Driven by Business Strategies

Wireless Broadband Takes to the Sky In Japan

Microsoft Releases Works Suite 2006

SBC to Take On AT&T Name

Apogee Enterprises hires a finance guy as CIO

Justice Dept. Questions Oracle on Siebel

Atlanta Airport Offers Wireless Choices

U.S. Pressures China on IP Protections

RFID Will Be Set in Passports

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Ponder to leave WellPoint at end of year

Google Web Page Fuels Speculation on New Service

Microsoft Losing Key Staff

RIM Pushed to the Brink

Ponder to leave WellPoint at end of year

Record VC Funds Go to Wireless

IBM Teams with Vendors for Open Source Storage

Windows to Linux Move Stumps Munich

Tech Companies Challenge FCC on VOIP Wiretap

Trump Entertainment Resorts hires a new CIO

Intel to Invest $650 Million In Chip Factory

Chip-Enabled Ball at 2006 World Cup?

Alliance Defines VOIP Threats

Cisco Masters IP Radio

Visa and MasterCard Offer Security Test Kits

Open Source Recommended for Africa

Promotions at Verizon Wireless and E-Trade

Collaboration Gone Bad: Lessons to Learn from the Rokr Phone

Ericsson Sets Up R&D and Service Center In India

Novell: No comment on Layoff Rumors

A Peek at the Tokyo Motor Show

Aruba Unveils Portable Access Point for VOIP

Cendant to Become Four Companies in 2006

Promotions at Verizon Wireless and E-Trade

New Browser Exploits Social Web

Amazon Moves More Development to India

Swiss Voters Use SMS

H-1B Visas Jump 30,000

Hold That Thought!

Brigham to leave Timberland October 31

Brigham to leave Timberland October 31

The Week’s Top 10 IT News Stories: Tech Spending Up

Firefox Downloads Top 100 Million

Gartner: One in Ten IT Departments Dead by 2011, Due Largely to Outsourcing

Where Outsourcing Goes Wrong

Inexpensive Skype Handsets Reach US

Executive management changes increase in September

Executive management changes increase in September

Inspection of DOT IT Finds 3,000 Weaknesses

Prediction: 8 Million Outsourced Jobs