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These eight companies strike a nice balance between old and new.
Which one(s) do you like?

• Riverstone Networks (RSTN--Nasdaq) is one of the spin-offs from Cabletron. It makes networking equipment such as switches and routers for the metro area.
• Network Appliance (NTAP--Nasdaq) is a leading storage-appliance company that competes with EMC and StorageTek. It makes the addition of storage cheap and easy, unlike most corporate storage.
• Network Associates (NETA--Nasdaq) is a leading company in antivirus, network security, and network availability software. It has gotten its house in order under a new CEO.
• WebMethods (WEBM--Nasdaq) provides software to integrate disparate applications inside and outside a business.
• Accenture (ACN--NYSE) is one of the largest IT consulting firms in the world and is a major beneficiary of corporate IT spending.
• NetScreen Technologies (NSCN--Nasdaq) is a networking security company that focuses on high-performance firewalls and virtual private networks. NetScreen uses application-specific integrated circuits to increase speed. It's one of the few recent initial public offerings to make the list.
• Borland Software (BORL--Nasdaq), an old-line name that's well known to most software developers, is back from the brink. Borland provides tools for software application development, deployment, and integration.
• SBC Communications (SBC--NYSE), one of the two largest regional Bell operating companies, continues to dominate the United States' telecom landscape, now more than ever with most telecom startups out of the way.