- Caldera
Wins Super Size Deal
- Yesmail.com
Making Play for CRM Clients
- AOL
marketing exec to head new unit
- E-Business
as Usual for Federal Contractors
- Wireless
LAN -802.11b Market Growth led by Broadband Gateways
- Why
Can't E-Commerce Close The Sale?
- 10
Companies Compete for $3 Billion Pie
- Infoseek
Japan and 3R Soft Get The Message
- Siebel
in the crosshair Rivals aim to oust CRM king by capitalizing on weak spots
- Server
Sales Hit Hard
- Online Contests
and Incentives
- Fast-Growth
Entrepreneurs Seek Niche Markets
- Hands
Off Our Clips
- New Deals Land
CNSI Millions
- Aftermarket potential:
no longer an afterthought
- Who
Will Be Ready for a Strong E-Biz Economy?
- Teledesic
Close to Naming Prime Contractor for Internet-in-the-Sky Network
- Software
replaces banner ads on popular sites
- Can
Companies Get Burned With Wireless Sales-Force Automation?
- IRS
Chooses PeopleSoft CRM Software
- Rhythms
DSL Customers Migrating to New Edge Networks
- Ad
Testing Isn't What it Used to Be
- End
of Wild Ride Ahead for Handset Semi Industry
Caldera
Wins Super Size Deal McDonald's, plans to migrate 4,000 stores to Caldera's
OpenServer Release 5. Sources say IBM's MQ Series is part of the solution, as
well. Yesmail.com
Making Play for CRM Clients E-mail marketer yesmail.com is aiming to
beef up its capabilities in CRM, as the customer acquisitions space sees continued
weakness. AOL
marketing exec to head new unit As part of an ongoing executive reorganization,
AOL Time Warner has created a new group to coordinate advertising sales across
the media giant's myriad of businesses. E-Business
as Usual for Federal Contractors A sputtering new economy has high-tech
companies refocusing attention on the old economy's largest enterprise the federal
government where they see nothing but expansion ahead. Wireless
LAN -802.11b Market Growth led by Broadband Gateways According to Dell'Oro
Group, the Wireless LAN -802.11b market surged in excess of 20% during 2Q01
Why
Can't E-Commerce Close The Sale? It appears there is a whole lot of window
surfing going on at e-tail Web sites and not enough buying. Why can't e-commerce
close the sale? Especially when the real-world store is selling the same merchandise
at a higher price? 10
Companies Compete for $3 Billion Pie Ten companies have won a chance to
compete for a piece of the $3 billion Air Force Training Systems Acquisition II
contract. Infoseek
Japan and 3R Soft Get The Message Infoseek Japan says it is working with
3R Soft to deliver an advanced messaging platform for the Japanese online market.
Siebel
in the crosshair Rivals aim to oust CRM king by capitalizing on weak spots
Siebel offers more than 140 products, the most popular of which-sales-force
automation and call-center applications-control more than 70 percent of the CRM
market. Server
Sales Hit Hard Don't count on growth from your server division.
Online
Contests and Incentives Permission-based database marketing has become
a true winner in the online space, even amid all the industry turmoil.
Fast-Growth
Entrepreneurs Seek Niche Markets Think that innovative fast-growth entrepreneurs
are on the front line of opening new global markets and launching e-commerce initiatives?
If so, think again. Hands
Off Our Clips A division of Disney is suing Video Pipeline in an effort
to prevent it using movie clips on the internet. New
Deals Land CNSI Millions Client Network Services Inc. signed a five-year,
$172 million contract to provide information technology services to the National
Nuclear Security Administration, a division of the Energy Department. Aftermarket
potential: no longer an afterthought IBM takes the initiative, presents
vertical industries with a bountiful database Who
Will Be Ready for a Strong E-Biz Economy? No one is quite certain when
it will happen. But it is virtually certain that eventually, the economic tide
will begin to rise again. The question is: Which companies will be ready to capitalize
when good times return?. Teledesic
Close to Naming Prime Contractor for Internet-in-the-Sky Network Finalists
Include Alenia Spazio and Lockheed Martin Software
replaces banner ads on popular sites Already contending with a weak advertising
market, Web publishers have another beast to worry about: Gator. Can
Companies Get Burned With Wireless Sales-Force Automation? As economic
pressures continue to tamper with business growth cycles, the responsibility for
pulling the bottom line out of the fire has come to rest on the aptitude of the
corporate sales department. IRS
Chooses PeopleSoft CRM Software Internal Revenue Service awarded PeopleSoft
Inc. a contract worth more than $10 million to provide customer relationship management
software. Rhythms
DSL Customers Migrating to New Edge Networks New Edge Networks is offering
free DSL modems and installation to Rhythms NetConnections customers who receive
service termination notices. Ad
Testing Isn't What it Used to Be When Chuck Boteler started the Newspaper
Test Network, he was sure of his concept of providing cheap rates for new advertisers
to test in newspapers around the country End
of Wild Ride Ahead for Handset Semi Industry Given current indications,
the worst may be over for handset semiconductor manufacturers
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