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February 1, 2002 Vol 5 No 3

ROI: Return on Information
Q&A with Gap Inc. CIO Ken Harris
Intelligent enterprises are not created from whole cloth. They depend on the careful implementation of a long-term vision — as well as close collaboration with technology partners
by Justin Kestelyn

Finders, Keepers
Point-spatial searching is an emerging requirement for RDBMS-based applications — so don't get left behind
by Marty Himmelstein

The Origin of Data
A plan for data lineage tracing is too often an afterthought in data warehouse design, which makes a difficult problem worse
by Ganesh Variar

TRENDS & FEEDBACK

EDITOR'S PAGE
A Moment of Clarity

NEWS & ANALYSIS
Ascential acquires a torrent of data integration and ETL capabilities ... Computer Associates's rebranding and portal strategies ... The new face of Web services

BACK PAGE
Position Globally, Shudder Locally
by Ian Shoales

PRODUCTS & PLATFORMS

PRODUCT REVIEW
Sun Microsystems' Forte for Java 3.0, Enterprise Edition

PIPELINE
DataStage XE Family ... EntireX ... Haht Commerce Suite 7.0 ... Microsoft Data Analyzer ... "South Beach" ... System Architect 8.5

THOUGHT LEADER

STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE
Poseidon Adventures
by David Stodder

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

DECISION SUPPORT
Nonanalytic Nonapplications
by Philip Russom

DATA WAREHOUSE DESIGNER
Realtime Partitions
by Ralph Kimball

COLLABORATIVE COMMERCE

E-BUSINESS DEVELOPER
And the Winner Is?
by Michael J. Hudson

TRUST MANAGEMENT
Partners for Protection
by Mark W. Doll