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Articles in June, 2002 issue of Enterprise Systems Journal

• Time value of money; an important strategic factor in planning and presenting projects, time value of money is a concept you should understand and use to your advantage. (business basics).
  by Powell, James E.
• Wireless looms large; while wireless awaits the killer app that will make it a solid business proposition for the enterprise, here's what to watch. (emerging technologies).
  by Wonnacott, Laura
• Planning skills. (editorial).(skills shortages in the IT industry )
  by Briggs, L.
• Sun re-brands software products. (News: the latest news on enterprise computing).
  by McConnell, Christopher
• WebSphere portal gets UDDI functionality. (Development & Integration).(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• Serena Software releases mainframe tools. (Network Management).(Product Announcement)
• Mainframe skills shortage ahead? (News: the latest news on enterprise computing).
• Quantifying costs. (Response Time).(Letter to the Editor)
• April showers bring ... FUD? (News: the latest news on enterprise computing).
  by Bekker, Scott; McConnell, Chris
• Mainframe shops eye Web services; Web services has an obvious place in legacy integrations, but you'll need to use caution--it's still early in the game. (host integration).
  by McKendrick, Joseph
• Precise launches heterogeneous SRM tool. (Data Management).(Product Announcement)
• Fundamental financials: last 12 months.
• IBM, Sun battle with mid-market servers. (Platform Support).(Brief Article)(Product Announcement)
• Extending legacy technologies. (Response Time).(Letter to the Editor)
• IBM, Hitachi team to take on EMC. (News: the latest news on enterprise computing).(Brief Article)
• SAP updates functionality for verticals. (Data Management).(Product Announcement)
• IBM builds on block servers. (Platform Support).(Product Announcement)
• Business snapshot: portals.
  by Parkes, Clara
• CA rolls out data transformation tool. (Data Management).(Product Announcement)
• SAN vendors cooperate? Ha! If SANs followed open management standards, you could say goodbye to Veritas, Tivoli and Legato, for starters. Relax--it isn't happening anytime soon. Instead, litigation is the order of the day. (enterprise storage).
  by Toigo, Jon William
• Choosing the portal view. (Case study: portals).
  by Patrizio, Andy
• Unisys rolls out second high-end Intel server. (Platform Support).(Product Announcement)
• Wanted: a host that serves reliability; South Florida: luxury condos, warm ocean water and pleasure-boat-lined docks. A place to escape your problems. Or, if you're John Wolf, a place where problems--also known as hurricanes--can escape to find you. (MSPs
  by Joch, Alan
• Mainframe skills crisis? (Response Time).(Letter to the Editor)
  by O'Connor, Neil
• Shell game: in computer forensics, knowing where to look is as important as knowing what you're looking for. (enterprise security).
  by Schwartz, Mathew
• IBM, Microsoft and VeriSign release SOAP security spec.
  by Migliore, Matt
• Portals pay off; after all the hype from application server vendors in 2001, portals have finally landed firmly on solid, enterprise ground. (Portals).
  by Patrizio, Andy
• Training a key benefit: good benefits, flexible schedules also top job-search wish lists. (career stats).
  by Doty, Nick