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December 10, 2003 Vol 6 No 19

The Customer Peers Back
In a transparent world, customers can discover for themselves the value and integrity of vendors' goods and services. Rather than fighting it, businesses and their IT systems are far better off embracing transparency.
by Don Tapscott & David Ticoll

Smart Synergy
With real-time business becoming a key objective, the worlds of enterprise application integration (EAI) and business intelligence (BI) are converging. What will it take to forge the most perfect union?
by David S. Linthicum

TRENDS & FEEDBACK

EDITOR'S PAGE
Out of the darkness, light: Corporate governance is spawning a renaissance in enterprise integration.

NEWS & ANALYSIS
Signs that awareness and acceptance of BAM are emerging ... EMC defends its decision to buy Documentum.

BACK PAGE
Confessions of a former procedural programmer.
by Joe Celko

PRODUCTS & PLATFORMS

PRODUCT REVIEW
New it is not, but for IBM's Rational Rapid Developer, "ripeness is all."
by Nelson King

PIPELINE
New product releases for intelligent enterprises.

THOUGHT LEADER

STRATEGIC KNOWLEDGE
Next-generation IT management: What will it look like? According to a selection of leading providers, managers will have smarter and more flexible systems at their disposal.
by David Stodder

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

DECISION SUPPORT
Text mining moves businesses from knowledge management to knowledge analytics, but current products are by no means uniform.
by Seth Grimes

DATA WAREHOUSE DESIGNER
A simple planning approach will help extract, transform, and load efforts focus on the big picture.
by Warren Thornthwaite

COLLABORATIVE COMMERCE

E-BUSINESS DEVELOPER
Forget the donuts: Software development and code reviews are critical to providing real value to the enterprise.
by Robert Northrop