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Bottom fishing by bargain hunters lifted prices of e-solutions stocks last week, but the buying frenzy appears to have fizzled.
Lotus hopes that companies turned off by the proposition of overhauling their messaging infrastructure to run its products will turn to Lotus Collaboration Services, a new ASP it is forming, to use its collaboration software.
Compaq global services is set to announce this week a worldwide consulting and systems integration partnership with Cap Gemini Ernst & Young LLP to focus on CRM and e-procurement engagements.
Federal Government Spectrum auctions can resemble high-profile auctions in the movies: full of intrigue, dirty tricks and revenge.
The U.S. Constitution may have helped ensure the smooth transition of power from the Clinton administration to the Bush administration, but it can't do much about the transition of Webmasters.
If you're in the market for a fresh-faced telecommunications service provider, don't expect to see a rash of new entrants knocking at your door during the tenure of newly named FCC Chairman Michael Powell.
Ask your colleagues about the drawbacks of using cell phones, and you'll hear a tirade about poor reception, high costs and difficult connections.
How's business these days? If your first response is to blame a drop in corporate IT spending, you may have the right answer but the wrong strategy.
New economy books arrive on my desk as frequently as commuter trains pull into Penn Station.
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