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Articles in Sept, 2004 issue of Rethink IT

• Rethink survey searches out the truth about CRM suppliers
• Skype signs new VoIP deals
• HIPAA regulations force hospitals to tighten up on identity management
• Sun opens JES to third party systems
• Red Hat plans java app server as Apache's is delayed
• Sun considers bid for Novell
• Cash rich Microsoft spells out its plans on shareholder initiatives for the next four years
• AMD targets Sempron at Intel's low end PC chips
• Symbol buys RFID specialist to expand enterprise software bid
• Lucent on course for first full year profit since 2000
• Federated identity management is ready to step into the mainstream
• Microsoft delays Windows Server upgrade
• Crisis or management? Identity is the word
• Sun's Liberty Alliance looks poised to set security standard
• BEA releases Beehive to open source
• BT and Microsoft getting together on conferencing software
• Motorola strides out of the gloom under the guidance of its new CEO
• Web services interoperability spec submitted to W3C
• Reporting season ignored as US financial market focuses on misery
• IBM price variations suggest that users should keep an eye on alternative upgrade paths
  by Barry Graham
• SAP offers its customers "a safe harbor" in troubled times for ERP
  by Caroline Gabriel
• IBM plans open source database project