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PC World October 22, 2002 Yardena Arar	Microsoft Unveils Office 11 First beta reveals XML support enhancing collaborative functions, plus updated Outlook.
PC World October 14, 2002 Todd R. Weiss	Microsoft Gives Peek at Outlook 11 Users welcome new interface, mail management options for widely used e-mail program.
CIO October 15, 2002 Alison Bass	Fed Up with Feedback New software promises to automate performance evaluation. And we don't like it.
CIO October 15, 2002 John Edwards	Wireless Wranglers Management software promises to harness wild mobile devices -- eventually.
CFO October 15, 2002 Peter Krass	A Terrible Thing to Waste Unused software may be costing you millions of dollars. Here's how we got here -- and what some leading companies are doing about it.
PC World November 2002 Stan Erhart	Review Your (Lotus) Notes IBM's groupware has a fresh new interface and extra options, but its calendaring functions could stand some refining.
PC World October 11, 2002 John Walkenbach	Who Knew Excel Could Do That? Ten Top Tips Make your spreadsheets work harder and give them a polished look with these nifty tricks.
New Architect November 2002 Steve Knopper	Devil in the Details Don't sign away your soul for IT services. Over the last few years, client companies have become more sophisticated while many software companies continue to push unwieldly contracts involving unnecessary programs, too-frequent upgrades, heavy consulting fees, and unneeded services.
New Architect November 2002 John Pearson	Crystal Decisions Crystal Enterprise 8.5 Reporting at the individual level means being able to access information, format it, and share it in a meaningful way. Reporting at the enterprise level means the same thing, with many added dimensions. Crystal Enterprise 8.5 handles these functions with ease.
PC World October 9, 2002 Matt Berger	Microsoft Readies XML Editor XDocs expected to join Office family of applications in 2003, Ballmer will announce.
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