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The 3G Partnership Project eyes wireless downlink speeds as high as 100M bit/sec
* Alternative software pricing models help ASP model
* Defense Department leads march for IPv6
* Autotask offers 'Professional Services Automation'
* 802.11v joins Wi-Fi for net mgmt.
* Symantec-Veritas deal opens up possibilities
* Beta versions of Opera Web browser and Adobe Acrobat Reader for Linux released
* Identity management in 2005
* What will R2 do to Microsoft's bottom line?
* How one IT exec keeps his team happy, challenged and motivated to help customers
* Predictions for the new year
* COBIT: a proven standard that can help with compliance, business accountability and auditing
* Healthcare co. cures remote-access headache
* Apple’s Xserve G5 server debuts
* Major telework stories we’ll be watching in 2005
* One way the CAN-SPAM Act could be misused
* The argument for the addition of another C-level executive
* The 10 biggest opportunities and challenges in IT and what it takes to master them
* The 3G Partnership Project eyes wireless downlink speeds as high as 100M bit/sec
* Redline Networks unveils support that’s specific to SAP
* AEP/Netilla merger points to SSL remote access industry shakeup