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September 18, 2001 Vol 4 No 14

Partners In Privacy
Giving your customers "ownership" over personally identifying information may not only trump privacy concerns but strengthen your competitive position as well by Jeff Magouirk

Upside, Downside
As your business globalizes and depends more on outside forces, an enterprise approach to risk management will become increasingly important by Chris J. Jensen

Open to Discussion
Will open source databases ever have a major role in business-critical applications? by Protima Banerjee

TRENDS & FEEDBACK

EDITOR'S PAGE
The New Expert Systems

NEWS & ANALYSIS
Event-Driven OLAP ... Biometric Personality Disorder ... Enterprise Privacy Management Trends ... In Search of Internet Excellence

BACK PAGE
Layoff Lowdown
by Joe Celko

PRODUCTS & PLATFORMS

PRODUCT REVIEW
Borland Software Corp.'s Delphi 6
by Nelson King

PIPELINE
BusinessObjects Application Foundation ... Genio Suite 4.7 ... OneWorld Integration ... Sagent Solution 4.5i ... Stratum 2.0 ... Muscatdiscovery Muscatstructure

THOUGHT LEADER

STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE
Talk Is Cheap
by David Stodder

CHANGE AGENT
Toward Perfect Information
by Don Tapscott

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

DECISION SUPPORT
Meaningful Encounters of the Second Kind
by Barry Grushkin

ANALYTIC SOLUTIONS
Integrating Structured Data and Text
by David Grossman & Ophir Frieder
Edited by Erik Thomsen

DATA WAREHOUSE DESIGNER
Managing Your Parents
by Ralph Kimball

COLLABORATIVE COMMERCE

E-BUSINESS DEVELOPER
Going With the Flow
by Michael J. Hudson

METAPRISE
Universal Acceptance
by Terry Moriarty