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Articles in Sep 2002 issue of Summit

• From the new president
  by Steve Johnston
• Face to face: BC's Steve Hollett does the partnering numbers
  by Jeff Jedras
• Breaking procurement rules is a crime
  by Michael Anser
• Getting the measure of outsourcing: recent studies evaluate government outsourcing in Canada
  by Boudreau, Mark
• Summer buys: Hygiene to emissions modelling
  by Catherine Morrison
• From the editor
  by Anne Phillips
• Getting the measure of outsourcing
  by Boudreau, Mark
• Buying fleets just got better
  by Bindu Suresh
• W3C: Creating "one size fits all" government websites
  by Celeste Mackenzie
• Best seller 2002: Targeting security bucks
  by Alex Binkley
• Just the ticket: DND finds contractor to deliver supply chain
  by Richard Bray
• Letters to the editor
  by Sparrow, Tom
• And the winners are...
• Should suppliers receive help to get ready for e-procurement? If so, from who?
  by David Newman
• South of our border
• Understanding the anatomy
  by Newman, David
• E-government alters service inside and out
  by Melanie Collison
• Understanding the anatomy: Ontario's procurement process for major IT purchases
  by Newman, David
• Web-enabled supply chains
• Moving towards open source
  by Richard Bray
• irony of MERX, The
  by Paul M Lalonde
• Letter to the editor
  by Sparrow, Tom