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- Online Travel Rebounding
Faster Than Rest of Industry
- Little
Growth Expected In Online Holiday Shopping
- Web
Privacy Concerns Cost $3.4 Billion
- W-ASP
IT Infrastructure Spending Down 20% in 2001
- Asian
server sales down 18 percent
- Internet
Usage Climbs to Record High in October
- Irish
Like It at Work, French at Night
- Studies
Predict Java, MMS Future
- PC
Shipments in Latin America Declined 3%
- Trust
Central to E-Commerce, Online Marketing
- New
FBI Top 20 List: Ms Iis Stays On Top
- Two-Way
and IP Boosts Market for Digital Equipment in Cable Headends
- Retail
Metro Ethernet Services Revenue Is Reaching over $4 Billion
- Economy
to Blame for E-Business Budget Cuts
- To
Build Online Trust, Let Shoppers Take Control
- The
Mobile Opportunity is Still Alive
- Increasing
Demand for World Phones by International Travelers
- eCommerce
Will Prevail Through The Economic Downturn In 2002
- Holiday
Shoppers Choosing Stores Over Net
- Consumer
Organizations Find Complaints About Internet Growing
- Internet
Continues To Fuel Global Economy
- Launch
of Next-Generation Consoles Begins the Evolution of Online Gaming
Online
Travel Rebounding Faster Than Rest of Industry Like most travel-related
companies, Chicago-based online travel agency Orbitz saw business drop sharply
after the air attacks, and has been working ever since to return to normal levels.
Little
Growth Expected In Online Holiday Shopping Consumers have been battered
by an economic slowdown, layoffs, the Sept. 11 attacks, anthrax fears and an ongoing
fear of terrorist reprisals from the war in Afghanistan. Web
Privacy Concerns Cost $3.4 Billion Consumers' concerns over privacy are
taking a massive toll on Internet commerce, with Internet research firm Cyber
Dialogue in a recent study putting that total at $3.4 billion yearly. W-ASP
IT Infrastructure Spending Down 20% in 2001 Wireless Application Service
Provider (W-ASP) IT infrastructure spending will be 20% below 2000 spending levels.
Asian
server sales down 18 percent Server sales in the Asia-Pacific region dropped
by 18 percent in revenue during the third quarter of 2001, compared with the same
period in 2000, according to a report from researcher IDC. Internet
Usage Climbs to Record High in October Internet usage in the U.S. reached
an all-time high, rising four percent in October and spiking 15 percent year-over-year
to more than 115.2 million users Irish
Like It at Work, French at Night Irish Internet users shop most on company
time, the Swedes are the most likely to make an impulse buy, and the French prefer
scouring for deals at breakfast and in the middle of the night. Studies
Predict Java, MMS Future A picture of the future wireless world dominated
by Java-based phones capable of roaming the world and exchanging multimedia messages
emerged from a flurry of research studies. PC
Shipments in Latin America Declined 3% Latin America PC shipments totaled
1.8 million units in the third quarter of 2001, a 3.1 percent decline from the
same period last year. Trust
Central to E-Commerce, Online Marketing Trust -- or the lack of it --
is emerging as one of the critical roadblocks to success in e-commerce and online
marketing initiatives. New
FBI Top 20 List: Ms Iis Stays On Top The SANS Institute and the FBI want
to ensure that the most common security holes get fixed with an updated list of
vulnerabilities that leave the Internet open to attack. Two-Way
and IP Boosts Market for Digital Equipment in Cable Headends The number
of cable headends converting to digital acquisition will experience a Compound
Annual Growth Rate of 35.8% worldwide over the next five years. Retail
Metro Ethernet Services Revenue Is Reaching over $4 Billion Established
carriers are beginning to deploy metro Ethernet services as a new means to fulfill
capacity needs. Economy
to Blame for E-Business Budget Cuts A Forrester Research survey found
that the number of large companies in North America that have cut their e-business
budgets has nearly doubled in the past five months To
Build Online Trust, Let Shoppers Take Control Web surfers will become
buyers 'only when marketers overcome the lack of trust that paralyzes many would-be
Net shoppers,' the McKinsey report said. The
Mobile Opportunity is Still Alive Gartner Lists Top Five Recommendations
for Mobile Operators Increasing
Demand for World Phones by International Travelers As international travel
growth continues the importance of always being in contact carries over from daily
life into all travel situations. eCommerce
Will Prevail Through The Economic Downturn In 2002 Shoppers Most Affected
By The Poor Economy Only Make Up 14% Of Online Sales Holiday
Shoppers Choosing Stores Over Net Americans expect to do most of their
holiday shopping in stores rather than online this year, and those who do plan
to turn to the Web say that convenience will be the key reason. Consumer
Organizations Find Complaints About Internet Growing More people are finding
fault with the Internet as more individuals flock to it. Internet
Continues To Fuel Global Economy The e-commerce revolution may have been
born in the U.S.A., but try to get Amazon.com to deliver live sheep within 48
hours and see how far you get. Launch
of Next-Generation Consoles Begins the Evolution of Online Gaming Microsoft,
Nintendo and Sony Positioning to Compete for Online Gaming Market which is Projected
to be a $2.3 Billion Industry in the United States by 2005. Back
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