Monthly Archives: August 2001
Operator No. 9: August 20, 2001
Going, Going . . .Webvan Group, the ambitious online grocery service, is now all but gone. All that remains is a little cleanup. The...
Policing the Virus Defenders
Russ Cooper has been on the Internet security scene for more than 20 years and has never been afraid to speak his mind. In...
Happily Ever After
Kris Brunk had heard all of the horror stories about outsourcing, including onerous contracts, unresponsive vendors, hyped-up expectations—to sum up, the full monty of...
Anne Reiten
Global ASP Business Area LeaderIBMElevator Pitch: Despite market conditions, Reiten is very bullish on the ASP sector, as she leads IBMs ASP Prime program,...
Routers Will Give Enterprises Answers
Questions answered Enterprises that need to find a better way of figuring out which of their Internet service providers is delivering the best performance...
Fast Facts Matrix: August 20, 2001
User UptickThe number of people using the Internet is still increasing in the U.S., though not as fast as it has in years past,...
Helping Users Reconnect
Derek Breiland has been through this before. Just five months ago, when NorthPoint Communications Inc. went out of business, Breiland, communications services manager at...
The Buzz: August 20, 2001
.info Signup Draws CriticismCybersquatting is becoming a problem in the land grab sparked by new domain names.Afilias, a group of domain managers designated to...
DSL Future Is in Bundling
National DSL wholesalers have fallen, but smaller regional carriers are gaining momentum by selling bundles of telecom services to business customers.The carriers left standing...
Living Could Be Easy in HPs Cool Town
Laying aside privacy and compatibility concerns, what if a paramedic arriving on the scene of an accident automatically had immediate access to the medical...