Monthly Archives: February 2001

Editors Note: February 19, 2001

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Despite all of the attention given to the economic slowdown, the overall U.S. economy remains fundamentally sound. Its just running a bit slower than...

Cell Phones, Case Studies, Layoffs And DSL

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First, I have a word for all the readers who responded to my "Hang Up and Drive" column by arguing that its unfair to...

Johnny on the Spot

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No matter what procedures are actually laid out in your customers recovery plans, you almost invariably will end up being the first one called...

Easing B2B Trading

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Manugistics Group Inc. last week announced an initiative with Microsoft Corp. and KPMG Consulting Inc. that officials said will make it easier and less...

The Partner Factor

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Even if your client has a fully developed and continually tested disaster plan, youve got to take into account the capabilities of the organizations...

Share the Risk

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The death of a dot-com retailer doesnt mean trouble for its unpaid suppliers — if theyve got credit risk insurance.Underwriters say such policies allow...

E-Market Integration: A Steep Climb

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Consulting companies are jockeying for position in the business-to-business space by trying to provide an assortment of prebundled applications that demystify the confusing process...

Fast Breaks Newsfront: February 19, 2001

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Take That!Digex shareholders must be pleased with their WorldCom settlement. WorldCom agreed to pay $165 million in cash, acquiesced to fund $900 million in...

Ready to Serve Redmond

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You think presidential pardons face close scrutiny? Try being Bill Gates. Rumors swirled last week that the Department of Justice was investigating Microsofts planned...

The Downside

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Upside Magazines showcase for startups was rather somber this year. With fewer attendees, the auditorium was nearly empty by the second day.Still, the New...