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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Rethink IT

• IBM and Microsoft lower costs of high end Windows
• Growth in Rethink 50 focuses on companies that make small gadgets
• Cisco defends its position with a major step towards the 'self-defending' network
• Cisco seeks to grab back high end router market with HFR
• SSA plans $200m IPO
• PDA market could shrink to two players as Sony exits and Dell considers Palm bid
• Maintenance costs give pause for thought
  by Barry Graham
• IT market gains a new momentum
• Seagate cuts staff under price pressure on notebook disks
• Sun's utility pricing and Solaris roadmap lead last ditch recovery plan
• HP makes a bid for the open source crown
• Competition takes FedEx and UPS to the forefront of technological innovation
• Microsoft raises profile of Great Plains
• Oracle says it's still king, dominates Linux, as IBM takes overall RDBMS crown
• IBM puts Masala into open beta
• Enterprise VoIP and Skype have so little in common, but can look the same
• Intel and Red Hat offer Linux support for NX security
• Citrix takes MetaFrame Access Suite from strategy to reality in repositioning move
  by Caroline Gabriel
• HP: two people, opposing views
• Microsoft was in talks to acquire SAP