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  • Not Enough Buyers To Go Around
  • Use of Wireless Technology in Institutional Brokerage
  • Independent Vertical Marketplaces
  • Alltel Chooses Norstan To Unify Contact Centers
  • Cisco Partners Saddened By Mitchell's Departure
  • Oracle 9i makes room for Veritas
  • Building A Secure e-World
  • 20% of B2B Transactions Will Be Wireless by 2003
  • Linux: A chipmaker's best friend
  • Automated System Lets Auto Dealers Junk Antique Bookkeeping
  • Microsoft Opens Door to Passport
  • Cracks in the software monolith
  • Linux Vendors Share In Financial Gloom
  • Can't Turn Vanilla into Caviar
  • New B2B collaboration tools on the way
  • IBM and J.D. Edwards ship first co-branded IBM eServer
  • Centra Keeps You out of Airports
  • Cheap chips to thwart sales dip?
  • Battered Techs Look Overseas for Recovery
  • DoCoMo, IBM Debut Video Indexing Technology - New Web Standard Next?
  • SAS joins Microsoft Data Warehousing Alliance

Not Enough Buyers To Go Around
To say that the hosting provider market is struggling is an understatement, according to an ex-NaviSite executive speaking at Networld-Interop 2001 in Atlanta.

Use of Wireless Technology in Institutional Brokerage
In a new report titled, "Institutional Wireless Trading: Fashion over Function?" Celent Communications examines the potential for wireless trading at securities firms worldwide

Independent Vertical Marketplaces
Examining the state of B2B Net markets and supply chains, the business and technology issues facing independent vertical marketplaces.

Alltel Chooses Norstan To Unify Contact Centers
In industries where churn is generating a huge negative impact on the bottom line, companies are rushing to develop customer care systems that produce results.

Cisco Partners Saddened By Mitchell's Departure
Cisco Systems channel partners are disappointed and shocked that the company's senior channel executive is leaving the position and that he may leave the company altogether.

Oracle 9i makes room for Veritas
The latest version of Oracle's database software officially sanctions a storage standard developed by Veritas. But the move could expose Veritas to tougher competition.

Building A Secure e-World
Visa International, approved commercial incentives "to provide protections and guarantees for e-merchants" that were previously only available in the physical world.

20% of B2B Transactions Will Be Wireless by 2003
Wireless and mobile transactions will account for nearly 20% of business-to-business transaction volume and 25% of business-to-consumer traffic by 2003

Linux: A chipmaker's best friend
In a sign of how strategic Linux has become, AMD and Intel are angling to lure open-source programmers to their future chip designs.

Automated System Lets Auto Dealers Junk Antique Bookkeeping
Manheim Automotive Financial Service's clientele of small auto dealerships and rental companies oftentimes has used very low-tech bookkeeping methods.

Microsoft Opens Door to Passport
Microsoft put out a call for the creation of a "federated" authentication system saying it plans to open its Passport authentication system to interoperate with enterprises, network and other service operators.

Cracks in the software monolith
The monolithic approach to enterprise software epitomized by Oracle, SAP, and others will go the way of the dinosaur.

Linux Vendors Share In Financial Gloom
Linux companies are sharing in the financial gloom inflicted on web firms, with two open source vendors having to give their business plans a major rethink.

Can't Turn Vanilla into Caviar
Companies have been led to believe that they could install vanilla-type software into an enterprise-wide environment and get customized results.

New B2B collaboration tools on the way
B2B collaboration is getting a booster shot, thanks to new software from a trio of vendors and from a high-profile customer win for MatrixOne.

IBM and J.D. Edwards ship first co-branded IBM eServer
IBM eServer for J.D. Edwards Provides a Low-Cost, Quick-to-Deploy e-Business Solution for Small to Medium-Sized Enterprises

Centra Keeps You out of Airports
This software market leader has caught investors' eyes in the wake of the terrorist attacks

Cheap chips to thwart sales dip?
Qualcomm has introduced some cheaper cell phone chips in the midst of a handset sales dip. The company is shipping to 40 handset makers another in its long line of chipsets that power cell phones.

Battered Techs Look Overseas for Recovery
Despite a spike in orders in the wake of the terrorist attack last week, U.S. high-tech companies, struggling to increase profits

DoCoMo, IBM Debut Video Indexing Technology - New Web Standard Next?
With high-speed 3G wireless service just weeks away from becoming reality in Japan, carrier NTT DoCoMo is hustling to ensure all the pieces are in place.

SAS joins Microsoft Data Warehousing Alliance
SAS Institute announced that it has joined Microsoft's Data Warehousing Alliance by extending support of SAS' industry-leading business intelligence solutions to Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Analysis Services.

 

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