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Articles in Dec, 2004 issue of Rethink IT

• As Linux gains pace, Microsoft continues to campaign against it
• FCC stirs up the race to broadband with new unbundling regulations
• Microsoft targets very small businesses with Magellan
• Corporate interest focuses on networks
• Global software sales to hit $189bn, says IDC
• Can Nokia make the mobile enterprise manageable at last?
• Quantum acquires Certance
• Wi-Fi Alliance seeks to crack down on 'pre-standard' 802.11 n claims
  by Adrian Drury
• Rethink 50 shows strength and grows over 8% during election month
• Microsoft R2 close to beta release
• Enterprise focused ISPs start to blaze the trail for WiMAX
• SugarCRM moves to on-demand
• Java standard shifts goalposts for app server users
• Microsoft settles one lawsuit with Novell
• Dell signs for SuSE as Novell reassures about its desktop future
• Cisco acquires WLan security specialist
• IBM's profits reap the rewards of renewed confidence in mainframes
  by Barry Graham
• PalmOne could hand US mobile enterprise to Microsoft with Windows Treo
• Third parties muscle in on ERP maintenance
• Sainsbury mess is no advert for the outsourcing process
• In search of the PC of the future
• VMWare shows off virtualization engine
• Juniper networks snaps at its competition's heels
  by Caroline Gabriel
• Juniper Networks snaps at the competition's heels with its 'Infranet' concept
• CA to integrate anti-spyware product
• Sun announces tools for Solaris 10
• App server market shifts emphasis with J2EE standard
• Sun may have to drop Project Janus
• Competitors will have to follow Microsoft on multi-core
• New products from Salesforce.com
• EMC targets smaller firms with content management