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Articles in Dec 9, 1998 issue of ENT

• Cisco Inks NDS Deal with Novell
  by Thomas Sullivan
• Solutions Emerge to Integrate Applications. software market
  by Michele Rosen
• Novell, Lucent Partner for Directory-Enabled Networking
  by Thomas Sullivan
• Unisys Debuts Consulting Services
• Optus Software Unveils Fax Connector
• Browser Giants Battle for Enterprise Supremacy
  by Brian Ploskina
• CA Unveils MasterIT
• Letters
• Trap Your Bugs
• Persoft Ships Persona 4.0
• Hype or Hope: System Management Solution
  by Jeff Ubois
• Carleton Releases PASSPORT 5.7
• Vanguard Launches MailGuardian Enterprise
• Euro Switch Pulls Rank on Year 2000 Problem
  by Joseph McKendrick
• TelSoft Unveils RAD Tool for VB Programmers
• Oblix Announces Two Corporate Services Automation Applications
• Contact Alcom, www.alcom.com
• Agreement Brings Natural Language Interface to DB2
• Compuware's Express-way
• SAP Begins to Battle for Midmarket Sector
  by Joseph McKendrick
• Are You Experienced?
• Sonic Announces VPN, Firewall and Content Filtering Box.
• Connecting with Sterling Commerce
• Seagate, Business Objects Offer New BI Suites
  by Scott Bekker
• Logility Launches Demand Chain Voyager 5.2
• VC++ 6.0 Takes Solid Steps Forward
  by Eric Binary Anderson
• News to Watch in '99
  by Al gillen
• Symantec Announces Visual Cafe 3.0
• Intel Upgrades LANDesk
• CA and Siemens Create Alliance
• 72-Node Cluster Shows Sort, Expansion Potential
  by Al Gillen
• Need a Calculator?
• Court, AOL Strike Blows to Microsoft
  by Brian Ploskina
• Gates Discusses a Fully Digital Future
  by Thomas Sullivan
• Microsoft, Level 8 Partner for Legacy Interoperability
  by Stephen Swoyer
• Lucent Testing Windows NT Telephony Product
  by Scott Bekker
• SLIM Down with Seattle Lab
• Checking Out WebDAV
  by Mark McFadden
• Four Flavors of Systems Management Software
  by Kenneth I. MacLeish
• SQL Server 7.0 Demonstrations Top 1 Terabyte
  by Scott Bekker
• Parasoft Optimizes Dynamic Memory Allocation for Developers
  by Stephen Swoyer
• Data Traffic Driving ATM Equipment Growth
  by Thomas Sullivan
• Lotus Domino and Exchange Go Neck-and-Neck
  by Joseph McKendrick
• Data Visualization in Three Dimensions
  by Michele Rosen
• Xerox Introduces Homogeneous Storage and Retrieval Solution
  by Stephen Swoyer
• Victim Nation
  by Bill Laberis
• Service Pack 4's Clean Release
  by Stephen Swoyer
• COM+ Set to Leapfrog Enterprise JavaBeans, When it Arrives
  by Joseph McKendrick
• Policy-Based Networking and Legacy Devices
  by Sam Alunni
• Netrex Launches Security Integration Strategy
  by Michele Rosen
• Link Safely
• IBM and Sun: The New Stream Team
  by Joseph McKendrick
• The Plexwriter 4/12 Max: Writing to CD-ROM
  by Stephen Swoyer
• Oracle's Raw Iron to Run Directly on Server Hardware
  by Scott Bekker
• Loose Ends
  by Eric Binary Anderson
• Two Companies Release NT-Based Firewalls
  by Brian Ploskina
• Why OO Developers May Hate MTS
  by David Chappell
• Analyzing the OLIVE Branches
  by Robert Craig
• W3C Sees Three
• A Lesson in Psychology
  by Greg Scott
• Battle for Uptime Bragging Rights Builds on NT
  by Brian Ploskina
• SevenMountains Introduces TaskForce
• St. Bernard Ships New Open File Manager
• Alcom Announces LanFax NT 5.5
• OLAP Council Releases Revised Benchmark
  by Scott Bekker
• Poet Ushers in Content Manager