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Losing its lead in Internet traffic and ad revenue along with its chance to win the search market, Yahoo aims to reinvent itself.  But with a slowing economy and downward forecasts for earnings, how bad are things for Yahoo? That could depend on Microsoft’s plans to buy the struggling Web portal.

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'Wireframes' become a thing of the past, replaced by interactive mockups that give planners a richer preview of new features.
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Miami-Dade County used XML-based Web services to make its call center more responsive to citizens--and data more accessible to government departments.
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The search giant's release of free spreadsheets and word processors has been a hit with small businesses. But will it play in larger enterprises?
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Initiative for distributed data processing may give the No. 2 search service some of the "geek cred" it's been lacking.
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The energy giant turned to service-oriented architecture to integrate its disparate applications and, ultimately, let business users build their own software.
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How much does it cost to give your site a Web 2.0 makeover?
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The publisher wrestled with content management systems and online delivery tools to build The Wall Street Journal into the Web's biggest subscription-based site.
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HMO Kaiser Permanente needed tighter alignment between its software developers and its business goals. A new requirements management system proved to be strong, but effective, medicine.
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The auto data aggregator ditched its mainframe, spending more than $20 million to build a data factory. Was it worth it?
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Determine what it would cost your company to migrate applications to Web platforms.
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Software can help automate the migration of applications from mainframe computers to Web platforms.
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Holding meetings over the Web isn't only about trimming the travel budget anymore. Beyond savings, Web conferencing allows companies to share information more quickly and lets them tap high-value employees' brainpower, no matter where they are. Here's how
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The TransUnion subsidiary's pioneering service-oriented architecture approach to software development helps it quickly build credit reporting and scoring applications.
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Mashing together data and Web services can do more than just put Google Maps on your site. It might free you from dominance by software vendors.

 
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