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- Ariba to focus on 5 industries
- B2B
sites lacking customer service
- CA,
Kyocera Build WASP Data Centers
- SAS,
Hyperion tackle supplier relationship management
- Schema
speeds wireless networks
- After
The B-To-B Revolution
- Ingersoll-Rand
Offers Procurement Service
- An
outsourcing partnership that really works
- Users
Anticipate Integrated Lawson/Siebel Applications
- IBM,
Microsoft Launch B2B Directory; Response Slow
- Model
N emerges at last
- Netspace
Moves Its Net Space
- B2B Vendors
Must Start Focusing On Basics
- Oracle,
Akamai Cache In
- Gorilla Tactics
- Outsell
Launches First Definitive Study On European B2B Information Content End Users
- MarketSoft,
MarketFirst boost B2B marketing
- ASP
group unveils contract guidelines
- B2B
standards push by rival vendors faces big challenges
- Data
centers run for cover
- Small
business coalition launches
Ariba
to focus on 5 industries
Ariba announced that it plans to concentrate
its development efforts on five vertical industries, but customers expressed skepticism
that the business-to-business software vendor will be able to get the market share
it wants. B2B
sites lacking customer service
There is a lot of room for improvement
when it comes to customer service provided by business-to-business marketplaces.
CA,
Kyocera Build WASP Data Centers
Computer Associates International, Inc.
has forged an East-meets-West partnership with Kyocera Communication Systems Co.
to build wireless data centers that will be marketed to application service providers
and large enterprise customers. SAS,
Hyperion tackle supplier relationship management
As a slowing economy
and the drive to outsource all but a company's core technology puts the cost of
buying goods under scrutiny, managing the supplier relationship may supplant e-procurement
as the key strategy to reduce spending. Schema
speeds wireless networks
Schema is helping wireless carriers maximize
the use of their networks, but that's just its latest incarnation. After
The B-To-B Revolution
It was going to be a $6 trillion miracle, changing
industries from auto parts to aerospace. Now it's just another piece of software.
Ingersoll-Rand
Offers Procurement Service
Ingersoll-Rand launched its new 21st Supplier
service, which will handle the online procurement processes for Fortune 1,000
firms looking to connect their smallest suppliers to their back ends. An
outsourcing partnership that really works
Proving to be an exception to
the sorry state of many vendor-customer outsourcing partnerships, the relationship
between retailer Beach Street and turnkey POS solutions provider Kliger- Weiss
Info Systems is smooth and friendly. Users
Anticipate Integrated Lawson/Siebel Applications
Analyst says users will
most likely be eager to learn about the integration of Siebel software with Lawson's
ERP suite and its analytical products. IBM,
Microsoft Launch B2B Directory; Response Slow
IBM and Microsoft launched
the Universal Description, Discovery and Integration directory, a Yellow Pages-style
B2B directory that allows companies to locate business partners, but only a dozen
or so end-user firms are backing the vendor-led directory. Model
N emerges at last
Zack Rinat is ready to unleash Model N, his B2B startup
whose software allows companies to establish a private network with customers
and partners so that business processes such as order management and contract
management can be automated. Netspace
Moves Its Net Space
One of the Internet's oldest e-mail listservs is graduating
from college, moving to the big city, and refocusing. B2B
Vendors Must Start Focusing On Basics
Attendees at Commerce One's user's
conference in New Orleans said confusion reigns in the B2B arena. Oracle,
Akamai Cache In
Oracle and Akamai have teamed to create a technology that
they say accelerates the delivery of Web content by caching dynamic and static
Internet pages. Gorilla
Tactics
Forget all those standards committees and industry consortia that
talk about XML-based business-to-business e-commerce. The 800-pound gorillas in
your supply chain will be calling the shots. LMGT's
CEO pushes his company to the first tier of systems integrators
CEO of
Lockheed Martin Global Telecommunications (LMGT), readily admits that he heads
a "second-tier" systems integration company. Outsell
Launches First Definitive Study On European B2B Information Content End Users
European I-AIM(TM)to Examine Use Habits, Preferences and Budgets of Information
End Users in Major UK, German, and French Corporations MarketSoft,
MarketFirst boost B2B marketing
Marketing on the Internet isn't only about
selling to consumers as two new marketing automation software offerings clearly
attest. ASP
group unveils contract guidelines
The ASP Industry Consortium and the
World Intellectual Property Organization released a set of recommendations and
guidelines that address global dispute avoidance and resolution procedures for
application service providers B2B
standards push by rival vendors faces big challenges
IBM's announcement
of a new Web services architecture makes it the latest in a line of technology
vendors to promise support for open B2B standards. But making it all work isn't
expected to be easy. Data
centers run for cover
At the height of the dot-com boom, one business
was even more fashionable than the half-witted e-tailers: data centers.
Small
business coalition launches
CompTIA, 3Com, Gateway, Intel co-found organization.
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