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Articles in November 2000 issue of Enterprise Systems Journal

• What's in a Name?(Editorial)
  by Schaffner, Tom
• Make-to-Order.(make-to-order manufacturing or flow manufacturing; Orthogonal Online Transaction Processing)(Industry Trend or Event)
  by Mendenhall, George
• Oracle and Sun Team to Provide High-Availability Solutions.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• Marines Choose Computron to Help Harness the Web.(Government Activity)
• Olympics.com Sets Readership Record.(Internet/Web/Online Service Information)
• Enfrastructure Launch Is a Group Effort.(Company Business and Marketing)
• When the Land Rush Ends.(Technology Information)
  by Sweiger, Mark
• The Lines Get Blurrier.(Technology Information)
  by McKendrick, Joseph
• UCB Goes ERP.(University of California at Berkeley; Enterprise Resources Planning)(Industry Trend or Event)
  by Yip, Kenneth
• Response Time.(Letter to the Editor)
• Competing in the Digital Economy.(electronic commerce)(Industry Trend or Event)(Statistical Data Included)
  by Raisinghani, Mahesh S.
• Sun's Accessibility Technology Lab.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• HP and SEAGULL to Deliver Host-Based Applications.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• NEW PRODUCTS for the ENTERPRISE.
• humor.
• Keeping in the Middle of Things.(Enterprise Application Integration)(Industry Trend or Event)
  by Linthicum, David S.
• From Toronto to Tuktoyaktuk.(Royal Canadian Mounted Police)(Company Operations)
  by Saxon, Steve
• Aceva and HNC Software Form Strategic Partnership.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• Hitting the Wall at 150 GB/IN2.(Technology Information)
  by Toigo, Jon William
• Of Java and DB2.(Product Information)
  by Marco, Lou
• Training Is Not Enough.(Technology Information)
  by Gentry, Jeff; Lotvonen, Sami
• Essential Adds New ReSource.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• Compaq Ware full Armor.(Company Business and Marketing)(Brief Article)
• Distributed Queuing.(IBM's MQSeries queuing product)(Product Information)
  by Zhong, Jason