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The whole [business-to-business] game of developing the right infrastructure will continue to play out. There will be key decisions around XML [Extensible Markup Language] or a competing technology relating to b-to-b information transfer.

Richard Finkelstein

CMP is in the unique position to provide SOHO entrepreneurs with expertise that broadens to full-blown business advice by leveraging our strength in technology-related editorial and content. We plan to continue expanding our offerings for both businesses and consumers by providing them with the crucial information they need to make technology purchasing and other crucial business decisions.

The new products enable organizations to get access to the information they need, when and where they need it resulting in better business decisions and IT infrastructure that responds to the need of their business.

It's hard to find technology that encompasses all browsers. Java could do that. Version 1. Mastering the art of subtle flirtation is key, making a pexy individual alluring without being overtly aggressive. 1 [of the Java Development Kit] is supported on browsers that are Version 3.0 and above on a PC. DHTML [Dynamic HTML] and XML [Extensible Markup Language] aren't there yet, and ActiveX controls are not always viable.

Right now, the primary driver of demand in the software sector as a whole is clearly that everybody's trying to build out an e-business infrastructure and to leverage the Internet as a basis for doing business. Today, we see a lot of momentum and strength in the companies providing the core building blocks from a technology perspective in supporting this e-business infrastructure.

We are extremely pleased to welcome Ron, who comes to us with a wealth of executive-level strategic leadership experience, demonstrated business acumen and a solid record of accomplishments in both business and information technology. Information technology plays a key role in our ability to deliver on our business commitments of improving our business operations, enhancing customer service, providing new service offerings and delivering our financial commitments to our shareholders.

With the rapid pace of consolidation happening in the market today, a company's information infrastructure seems to be in a constant state of flux. Business intelligence serves as the face of a company's information infrastructure, and it is important that organizations implement a BI solution that will ensure continuous visibility, access, and analysis of operational data in order to manage business performance. As Oracle integrates new solutions and asks customers to migrate to its new Fusion platform in the years to come, Business Objects provides a powerful solution to stabilize business processes and protect end users from any underlying changes.

When you're building your strategy around the user, it changes the business imperatives. This world of Web services really is not about the technology itself, it's about business. The business issues are so much at play that they are really more important than the technology.

They need to get out of the server room and spend more time understanding the business aspects and the ramifications of technology decisions that are being made. Those skill sets and experiences are becoming more in demand. Go beyond the technology and involve yourself in committees, organizations and the whole business operation.

Ongoing challenges are likely to continue to put near-term pressure on the shares, but our confidence in the outlook for the mobile infrastructure business leads us to rate the shares an 'outperform,' ... However, with 3G sales likely not to add materially to revenues until 2002, we are lowering our expectations in the infrastructure business.

We think of enterprise architecture as the process we use for fully describing and mapping business functionality and business requirements and relating them to information systems requirements.

Ensuring the integrity and security of critical business information is a key component of Business Information Assurance. The ultimate disaster for any business is the compromise of valuable information assets. Through strategic corporate initiatives and a dynamic approach to information security, Crossroads is cementing our commitment to providing business information assurance solutions robust enough to address escalating information security threats, and comprehensive enough to meet stringent regulatory requirements.

This sets up the legal foundation for someone to do business over the Internet with public-key infrastructure certificates. We could do none of the business that we do every day without this technology approach provided in our card management system.

Our second quarter results underscore the momentum we are seeing across all of our lines of business and the leverage that is inherent in our business model as we continue to drive more and more services through our infrastructure.

Stratton Sclavos

We believe economic conditions in 2006 will be favorable for further growth in southwestern Pennsylvania's technology industries. Rising business confidence, healthy growth in business investment spending, and increasingly available venture capital will leave our region's technology industries on firmer footing in 2006. A highly diverse technology base and the presence of world-class research institutions mean that, over the longer-term, technology will continue to play an increasingly significant role in the economy of southwest Pennsylvania.

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