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In This Issue:

    * SUN'S 'OPEN'-DOOR POLICY
      How Sun is leveraging open source to make new business inroads
      An Interview with Sun President and CEO Jonathan Schwartz and Executive VP for Software Rich Green
    * Labs: How to deal with Mac creep in the enterprise

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Upfront
8 Government agencies are setting new standards for technological ineptitude.

ANALYSIS
14 Citrix Systems and Pano Logic edge into the desktop virtualization space.
15 PC shipments in the United States are sluggish, but worldwide sales are strong.
16 AMD looks to stave off losses in the face of continuing success by rival Intel.
17 Schools’ alert systems get a slow start.
20 Microsoft builds its embedded business.
22 Salesforce joins forces with Google.
24 Google Apps work to boost education.
26 MySQL moves forward under Sun.
28 Kickfire battles the MySQL bottleneck.
30 ASP.Net AJAX makes its way to Linux.
32 E-filing fees are criticized by Congress.

INSIGHT
34 Apple’s emerging client and software releases will help administrators.
40 E-mail security goes under the microscope as threats increase.

COMMENTARY
49 Eric Lundquist: Taxes extend far beyond those required by the IRS.
50 Jim Rapoza: Search engine optimization is only part of the total equation.
51 Jason Brooks: Microsoft’s modularity efforts leave plenty to be desired.
52 Blog Watch: eWEEK in the blogosphere.
62 Spencer F. Katt: The Google-Salesforce combo is a head-scratcher.

INTERVIEW
54 Sun Microsystems’ Jonathan Schwartz and Rich Green discuss the company’s open-source push into the enterprise.

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