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Articles in September, 2002 issue of CIO

• The Development Statement
  by Alice Dragoon and Edward Prewitt
• Hard Lessons Learned in Recovery
• The Answer Woman Moves On
  by Stephanie Overby
• How to Plan for the Short Term
  by Chuck Martin
• How to Win Friends and Influence Users
  by Stephanie Overby
• Take It to the Next Level
  by Christopher Hoenig
• One Year Later
  by Michael Goldberg
• Bills of Lading
  by Malcolm Wheatley
• The China Syndrome
  by Shidong Xu and Elana Varon
• Expert Analysis
  by Jerry Ash
• A CIO's Guide to the Toughest Users
• Governance Blues
• Show Them That You Care
  by Susan H. Cramm
• Staying Power
  by Sarah D. Scalet
• City Servant in Action
• A New Pitch
  by Gary Beach
• Off the Shelf
  by Edited by Carol Zarrow
• Getting Real About Getting Paid
  by Mohanbir Sawhney
• CIO Research Planning for the Economic Recovery
• Model Shipping
  by Malcolm Wheatley
• Uniting Charities on the Web
  by Stephanie Overby
• Beyond Ideas
  by Michael Schrage
• Bowling for Customers
  by Alice Dragoon
• The CFO as Sheriff
  by Chuck Martin
• The Best Offense
  by Meridith Levinson
• Many Questions, Few Answers
  by Christopher Lindquist
• So What Is Web Services, Anyway?
  by Ben Worthen
• What They Said Then, and Now
  by Simone Kaplan, Susannah Patton, Sarah D. Scalet and Ben Worthen
• Governance Mechanisms
• Washington Watch
  by Edited by Elana Varon
• Investing in Web Services
  by Steve Baloff
• Three Steps to a Technology Transformation
  by Alice Dragoon
• Former Nasdaq CIO Deals with Anthrax Scare in New Post
  by Sarah D. Scalet
• Underwriting Knowledge
  by Megan Santosus
• Buyer's Market
  by Todd Datz
• Technology as a Two-Way Street
  by Wendy S. Close
• On the Outside Looking In
• Seeing the Whole Board
  by Jack Brennan
• The Scandal Effect
  by Stephanie Overby
• Who's on Your Network?
  by D.F. Tweney
• Painting a Rosy View
  by Cormac Foster
• Can't They All Just Get Along?
  by Ben Worthen
• It's Who You Know
  by Lorraine Cosgrove Ware
• The Power of Architecture
  by Chris Koch
• Big Talk
• When Bad Viruses Go Good
  by John Edwards
• How's It Going?
  by John Edwards
• Over Bored
  by Jerry Gregoire
• This Date in IT History
• His Side of the Mattress
  by Steve Williams
• E-Pilogue for E-Publishing
  by Carol Zarrow
• Self-Service Savings
  by Meridith Levinson
• Big Picture
  by Christopher Lindquist
• Web Services: Still Not Ready for Prime Time
  by Ben Worthen
• On the Move
  by Meridith Levinson
• The Powers That Should Be
  by Christopher Koch
• Outsourcing in a Nuclear Hot Zone
  by Sandy Kendall
• Danger from Within
  by Christopher Lindquist
• How to Get Your House in Order
  by Meridith Levinson