Monthly Archives: July 2001
Young Telecoms Take a Lesson From Elders
A new crop of telecom carriers has emerged, boasting pedigreed leaders who promise to learn from the mistakes of their fallen cohorts — or...
Lotus Targets Small-Biz Messaging
Lotus Development Corp., joining a growing legion of software companies trying to expand their market share to small-business customers, released the long-awaited iNotes Web...
Whats Wrong With Web Biz
Part 1: the post-mortems continued this month in the wake of the latest high-profile dot-com failures, including online grocers Webvan and HomeRuns. Some observers...
The Cold Truth: Culture Is Still Key
It was an August day in Dallas, 105 degrees outside but a chilly 62 in the CEOs conference room. My partner, Linda, and I...
The Time to Strike Is Now
Now, when your weapons are dulled, your ardor dampened, your strength exhausted and your treasure spent, other chieftains will spring up to take advantage...
Sink or Swim—Together
Whenever the economy goes south, it seems corporate clients start questioning the big fees theyre paying IT consultants. They may ask consultants to tie...
Evolve Shifts to Work Force Automation
With the newest iteration of its Strategic Workforce Optimization suite, Evolve Software Inc. is entering the IT work force automation space.Evolve, of Emeryville, Calif.,...
Are You Fit To Pitch?
Not every corporate CIO is suited for the consultants role. Far from it. In fact, solutions providers and consultancies have to be extra cautious...
ASPects: July 23, 2001
So Far, So GoodIn what will prove to be the ultimate test of the value of its services, Intranets.com has made the transition from...
Get Back in the Game
Image-wise, consultants perennially rank just a few notches above patent medicine salesmen and journalists. Following a two-year frenzy in which e-consultants promised the moon...