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By Carolyn Duffy Marsan

04/23/01

You won't find any 20-somethings among the founders of the companies profiled here. Network World's list of the 10 start-ups to watch in 2001 consists of new ventures launched by experienced network professionals.

These entrepreneurs are focused on the essentials: delivering products, attracting enterprise customers, earning profits and building lasting technology - from content delivery to fiber optics, e-commerce to security.

Expect to see some of them in future editions of the Network World 200, our annual ranking of the top public network companies by revenue .

Click through the following pages for profiles on each company or take a gander at our at-a-glance overview.

We've also revisited our 10 picks from last year.



 

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