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- Pivotal, Evolve Go Full Circle with Strategic
Alliance
- Internet Security
Alliance takes shape
- Drkoop.com
buys in-home IV therapy provider
- E-Stamp
and Learn2.com to merge into e-learning company
- Loudcloud
pumps up enterprise volume
- Aspect
Cements CRM Portal Deal in Mexico
- RIAA
Licensing Deal Lets You Be An Online DJ
- Kinko's
Links with Nortel To Boost Loyalty
- digiMine
to acquire CoRelation
- Companies
Personalize Web Insurance Services
- Kana,
Broadbase announce merger agreement
- Borders
Turns to Amazon for Outsourcing
- Digital
River buys e-commerce platform
- Sony,
Ericsson in Talks on Mobile Alliance
- Sprint
PCS and BlueKite.com Join WirelessReady -TM- Alliance
- Mail.com
sells e-mail users to Net2Phone
- Compaq
provides infrastructure to MS tech center
- Microsoft
makes headway with mobile deals
- SAP
Teams with Yahoo! on Portal Venture
- Returnbuy
Snags EBAY
Pivotal, Evolve
Go Full Circle with Strategic Alliance Pivotal Corporation and Evolve
took a page from Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, announcing that they have
formed a strategic alliance to integrate their CRM and business intelligence software
products... Internet
Security Alliance takes shape Several high-profile industry groups joined
forces to form a new consortium that is dedicated to improving the security of
the Internet. Drkoop.com
buys in-home IV therapy provider Online health and wellness Web site Drkoop.com
is buying an in-home intravenous therapy company to try and boost revenues by
adding new patient services. Loudcloud
pumps up enterprise volume The managed service provider continued its
attack on enterprise computing, announcing new products and partnerships aimed
at the Fortune 1000. Aspect
Cements CRM Portal Deal in Mexico Aspect Communications passed the scrutiny
of Mexican conglomerate Grupo Carso well enough to emerge with a contract to supply
its portal contact server to four Grupo Carso call centers. RIAA
Licensing Deal Lets You Be An Online DJ Online music startup Kickworks
has landed a licensing deal with the recording industry to build a digital library
of 25,000 songs for broadcast via its Internet radio network. Kinko's
Links with Nortel To Boost Loyalty Kinko's, Inc. has decided to do e-business
with networking communications giant Nortel Networks, giving more than 25,000
Kinko's workers access to an online CRM system... E-Stamp
and Learn2.com to merge into e-learning company Two e-commerce companies,
Learn2.com Inc. and E-Stamp Corp., plan to merge later this year to focus on the
online learning market. digiMine
to acquire CoRelation Business intelligence service provider digiMine
Inc. will announce plans Monday to acquire data mining software company CoRelation.
Companies
Personalize Web Insurance Services Insurance CRM providers Acentas and
Entresoft are joining forces to streamline and automate the global insurance industry
with a joint system that aims to keep online insurance shopping personalized while
improving customer management for service agents and call centers. Kana,
Broadbase announce merger agreement Two struggling CRM companies have
decided to join forces as cash-strapped Kana Communications Inc., announced plans
to buy, through a stock swap, only slightly better off Broadbase Software Corp.
Borders
Turns to Amazon for Outsourcing After three years in the red, the second
largest U.S. bookseller is calling it quits online, choosing instead to outsource
its operation to Amazon.com. For an undisclosed fee, Amazon will to take over
the Web operations of Borders.com and relaunch it as a co-branded site.
Digital
River buys e-commerce platform E-Commerce Services Digital River has acquired
Calico Commerce's e-commerce platform business line in a deal worth $8 million,
the companies announced. Sony,
Ericsson in Talks on Mobile Alliance Swedish telecoms equipment maker
Ericsson and Japan's Sony Corp said they were in talks to team up in mobile phones,
sending shares in both companies sharply higher Sprint
PCS and BlueKite.com Join WirelessReady -TM- Alliance Sierra Wireless
Welcomes Two New Valuable Solution Partners to Assist in Creating Compelling End-to-End
Mobile, Wireless Data Solutions Mail.com
sells e-mail users to Net2Phone Looking to focus more on businesses, Mail.com
Inc. has sold its five million consumer e-mail users to Internet telephony provider
Net2Phone Inc. Compaq
provides infrastructure to MS tech center Compaq Computer Corp. said that
it has contributed $6 million to the new Microsoft Technology Center, representing
a commitment to a marketplace seen as hungry for e-commerce technology, hardware
and services. Microsoft
makes headway with mobile deals The launches of a two-way pager and a
mobile phone with a color screen that browses the Web are among a flurry of deals
being announced by Microsoft Corp. as the software giant makes headway expanding
beyond its core personal computer business. SAP
Teams with Yahoo! on Portal Venture German e-business software giant SAP
AG said it has finished constructing a company based on the four main pillars
of its mySAP.com e-business platform by announcing the formation of SAP Portals,
Inc. and creating a partnership with Internet giant Yahoo! Returnbuy
Snags EBAY New, used, or returned? eBay wants to sell it. The San Jose,
Calif. based online auction site announced that it has made a minority investment
in ReturnBuy, which resells returned items on behalf of traditional merchants
and distributors, as part of the company's $15 million second round of funding.
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