ComputerWorld Canada staff

2002 was certainly an interesting year in IT. Security finally became a reoccurring theme, WorldCom imploded, .Net started to take off, Microsoft won another court battle, a whole lot of corporate buying went on (think IBM/PwC and HP/Compaq) and the IT economy struggled like never before.

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