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- Private exchanges, integration technology
to drive b-to-b
- Linking to
the e-marketplace
- PeopleSoft
Opts In for Personalized E-Mail ASP
- GE
Global eXchange acquires content management company
- CRM
systems require a mixed bag of apps
- Integrating
the back end
- North American
B2B Dominance to Diminish
- Asian
B2B E-Commerce Approaches Quarter of World's Total
- Keeping
partners together
- Rockwell
App Transcends Call-Routing Barriers
- Portals
to Evolve Into 'E-Commerce Brokers'
- Infrastructure
breakdown
- Peoplesoft Eyes New
CRM Licensing Model
- NCR Finds
Flexible Financing for Teradata Systems
- Ford
Gets E-Commerce Act in Gear
- Let
your Internet browser do the shipping
- Fishing
for a deal
- Verizon to keep
Northpoint users in service
- Tearing
into waste
- Syncra launches
supply-chain product
- Group
maps RosettaNet to supply-chain process
- B2B
firms victims of own failures
- Retail
exchanges push on despite B2B travails
- CRM,
One Step at a Time
- Pay-per-use
models ready for online business
Private
exchanges, integration technology to drive b-to-b
Vendors need to shift
strategies to address evolving business-to-business trading models during a panel
session at the Internet and E-business Expo Linking
to the e-marketplace
Upgrade provides private e-marketplace support for
Allegis partnership management software PeopleSoft
Opts In for Personalized E-Mail ASP
PeopleSoft and e2 Communications have
formed an alliance to create an ASP-based e-mail messaging platform that promises
better delivery and personalization options for PeopleSoft customers. GE
Global eXchange acquires content management company
GE Global eXchange
Services (GXS), a business-to-business e-commerce exchange, announced that it
has acquired TPN Register, a Rockville, Md.-based content management services
company. CRM
systems require a mixed bag of apps
Despite the complexity of implementing
software from different CRM vendors, big companies such as Bank of America, UPS,
Fingerhut Cos. and FedEx are hard-pressed to find a single package that serves
their needs. Integrating
the back end
Tibco, Commerce One and SAPMarkets to ease connecting the
back office with B2B marketplaces North
American B2B Dominance to Diminish
North American business-to-business
(B2B) e-commerce spending reached US$255 billion in 2000, or 59 percent of the
$433 billion spent worldwide, according to a study released by Gartner.
Asian
B2B E-Commerce Approaches Quarter of World's Total
B2B Internet commerce
in the Asia/Pacific region reached $96.8 billion in 2000, which was 22 percent
of the worldwide total of $433.3 billion, according to Gartner Group, Inc.
Keeping
partners together
Suppliers tap PRM to boost channels Rockwell
App Transcends Call-Routing Barriers
Information services provider Maxxar
Corporation has agreed to distribute a customer contact routing application from
Rockwell Electronic Commerce, the CRM-services unit of Rockwell International
Corp. Portals
to Evolve Into 'E-Commerce Brokers'
The future of e-commerce will include
beefed-up portals, dubbed "e-commerce brokers," that will offer more than a list
of links and a passive handoff to online retailers, according to a report released
by Forrester Research. Infrastructure
breakdown
Companies stranded when suppliers close doors Peoplesoft
Eyes New CRM Licensing Model
Wth the release of the latest version of
its CRM (customer relationship management) software, PeopleSoft has changed the
way it sells the product to a value-based licensing plan. NCR
Finds Flexible Financing for Teradata Systems
NCR Corp. has entered into
a seven-year agreement that establishes GE Capital Vendor Financial Services as
the preferred provider of leasing services for NCR customers in the United States.
Ford
Gets E-Commerce Act in Gear
B-to-b software company WebMethods will help
the automaker clean up its mountain of consumer data by syncing its e-commerce
systems. Let
your Internet browser do the shipping
Transportation.com links shippers
and carriers that are equipped with computers and Web connections Fishing
for a deal
Internet data centers are the focus of a burgeoning alliance
ecosystem. But these unions are not just marriages of convenience. Verizon
to keep Northpoint users in service
Verizon Communications says it will
leave Northpoint Communications DSL customers in service "for the time being"
to give them ample time to find a new provider. Tearing
into waste
Dow Corning moves lots of paper, more than 5,000 pieces of
printed literature, from business cards and corporate brochures to product spec
sheets and order forms in several languages. Syncra
launches supply-chain product
Syncra Systems is reaching deeper into the
supply chain with the announcement today of its new supplier-to-manufacturer collaborative
replenishment and inventory management solution. Group
maps RosettaNet to supply-chain process
For the past year, Intel and Siemens
have been working together to automate very complex supply-chain processes in
the electronics industry. B2B
firms victims of own failures
B2B software providers are the latest to
take their turn at the Wall Street whipping post. Retail
exchanges push on despite B2B travails
Key executives involved in the
retail industry's major competing online exchanges - GlobalNetXchange and the
WorldWide Retail Exchange - discuss the progress and future directions of the
B2B marketplaces. CRM,
One Step at a Time
Deploying CRM analytics companywide via a data warehouse
is far too complex and costly for companies to do all at once. Fortunately, there
are ways companies can simplify the process... Pay-per-use
models ready for online business
With the demise of the pure-play dot-com
business model - which said you could give away content and make it up in volume
- technology providers are readying pay-per-use content management systems to
allow content providers to change the way they run their businesses. Back
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