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• Annual Vendor Survey Reveals Competitive, Changing Market

  Vol. 21 No. 3 (2001)

  Industry Sales

  Installed Base

  Revenues

  Large System Vendors

  Small System Vendors

  Geographic Market Distribution

  Target Markets

  Post-Sale Support

  Product Development

  Missing Functionality

• Power Protection Is Increasingly Essential

  Vol. 21 No. 2 (2001)

  Geac Demonstrates New Product

  Sun Strengthens Clustering Software

  Ebsco Adds Dictionaries

  OCLC Adds to FirstSearch Electronic Collections Online

  Innovative Adds 33 Customers in 2nd Half of 2000

  DRA Announces FY 2000 Results

  V.92 Standard for Dial-up Modems Released

  Wireless Standards Questions

  ELiAS Releases Version 3.3 of Amicus

  COMPanion Releases Alexandria Version 5.4.2

  Endeavor Information Systems to Double Development Staff

  Dell Drops Prices

  OCLC Issues Annual Report

  TLC Adds Reader Preference Option and ITS.International

  CAT 6 Caveat

  IBM Bets $1 Billion On Linux

  Comparing Printers Made Easy

  VTLS Packages Virtua as Small System

  Geac Extends CRCnet to Europe

  Follett and Sagebrush Introduce Accelerated Reading Services

  Best-Seller Purchases ALS and Changes Companies Name

  Office 10 Beta 2 Released

  NISO Standards Online for Free

• “Copy Once, Access Always”

  Vol. 21 No. 1 (2001)

  Dublin Core Metadata Standard Balloting Completed

  Gaylord's Polaris Scales to 400

  Pearson Higher Education Partners with Ebsco

  EOS International Relocates

  Digital Copyright Rule Posted

  Ex Libris Adds Prestige Accounts

  Geac Reports Second Quarter Loss

  23rd National Online Meeting/IOLS 2001

  TLC Releases Library.Solution 2.1.1

  DRA to Integrate netLibrary

  LibraryHQ.com Adds SiteSource Access

  iBistro Takes Off

  EDIFACT/XML Games

  Microsoft Opens Next Round in Antitrust Case

  ICANN Board adds seven Internet domains

  Frame Relay Costs Revisited

  Sun and IBM give wireless a boost

  Intel's Pentium 4 a mixed bag

  IBM's NetVista X40 All-in-One takes back the desktop

  SuperDrive not widely used

  Bell & Howell Reinvents Itself