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TOP STORIES - August 31, 2009 • Intel Raises Q3 Financial Expectations • Veteran Affairs Tech Team in Financial, Nepotism Scandal • There Will Be Web Jobs for Social Scientists • Star Wars: Big Time Vendor Rivalries • Outsourcing Content Creation SPOTLIGHT 10 Companies Google Should Buy eWEEK took a walk down Conjecture Lane to guess some companies or services Google should buy to fortify its arsenal. READ MORE >> BEST OF eWEEK • Windows 7's Magical Mystery Tour • 13 Common Data Storage Failures • Google: PubSubHubbub Is RSS on Steroids • Smartphones: The Future of Enterprises FEATURED VIDEO Cohesive Collaboration Embedding collaboration within a business process framework prep. WATCH NOW >> MOST READ STORIES • Windows 7: Eye Candy Plus Performance • How Yahoo Is Killing Itself • 10 Windows 7 Features to Anticipate • Pics: Microsoft's SQL Azure Database CTP IN THIS ISSUE Intel Raises Q3 Financial Expectations Citing stronger-than-expected demand for processors and chip sets, Intel is raising its revenue and profit margin expectations for the third quarter. Intel officials now expect revenues to come in around $9 billion, a bump up from the approximately $8.5 billion that the chip maker had predicted in July, when it announced strong second-quarter financial numbers. READ MORE >> Veteran Affairs Tech Team in Financial, Nepotism Scandal The inspector general cites rampant financial abuses and other indiscretions within the technology department of the Veteran Affairs. Some of the abuse included major bonuses for employees who were not eligible. READ MORE >> Sponsored by Sprint The end of phone tag. Turn your desk and mobile phones into one with Sprint Mobile Integration. One number. One voicemail. Wonderful. Learn More. ADVERTISEMENT There Will Be Web Jobs for Social Scientists Gartner says the bridge to the future with social networks will be with roles with origins in the social sciences. Better understanding of the Web will require skill sets more closely aligned with sociology, psychology and other behavioral-centric sciences. READ MORE >> Star Wars: Big Time Vendor Rivalries Whether it's the edginess caused by the recession, the increasing convergence of technologies and solutions or the rush to lead in new markets like cloud computing, competitive furor among many of the major IT vendors is at an all-time high. Former friends have turned foe and in some cases the tone has gotten personal. Read on for some of the more interesting vendor rivalries to watch today. READ MORE >> Outsourcing Content Creation If you don't have the time or the will to write your own Website content you can outsource it to professional writers. Here are options you have when it comes to outsourcing and tips on where to find writers, how to hire and what to look for. READ MORE >> Solve Your Top 4 Trading Partner Woes Today It's a given today that companies rely heavily on their partner networks to lower costs, accelerate sales and help differentiate the products. This is true for both the multi-channel retailer sourcing overseas and the high-tech manufacturer pushing the limits of lean inventory methods. At a basic level, this is a situation where the game has changed but systems and tools haven't kept up. DOWNLOAD NOW >> Choosing an ERP Solution: What to Know Before You Buy In this Buyer's Guide you will find details on what to look for in a midmarket ERP package, the benefits it should bring to your midsize company and what you need to know before you commit to a solution. DOWNLOAD NOW >>

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