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  • IBM expands its software portfolio

    With an aggressive strategy to expand its software portfolio and plenty of cash to spare, IBM bought its way into several vertical markets in 2004. 

  • CIO priorities for 2005 run the gamut

    The days of cost cutting may be over for CIOs, so the question now is: How will they handle growth? Ten CIOs weigh in with answers as diverse as their companies. 

  • Year of the IT CEO -- the good, the bad, the ugly

    Some tech CEOs will be popping champagne corks to celebrate a successful 2004, while others will be drowning their sorrows. 

  • Heard on the (IT) street

    A look at some of the newsworthy moments of 2004, as told from those in the trenches and ripped from the headlines. 

  • IT's 2004 winners and losers

    Fired CEOs, controversial reports and market share battles all led to an exciting year for the IT industry. We broke down the winners and losers. 

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    Know Windows technology like the back of your hand? Join our team of site experts! 

  • Microsoft expected to spell it out for us in '05

    In addition to new server and database software releases in 2005, Microsoft will be more concrete about some of the technology strategies it floated in 2004, according to analysts. 

  • Microsoft needs a reality check

    Microsoft is urging users to upgrade to more secure versions of its operating system, but now isn't the right time for many businesses. 

  • Future path of Windows Server outlined

    Microsoft has issued an updated product road map for various flavors of its server operating system, including the much-hyped Longhorn. 

  • Microsoft takes a hit in Forrester desktop rankings

    The firm's survey, which evaluated desktop management offerings from Microsoft, BMC, Computer Associates and others, gave high marks to software that offers cross-platform support.