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A host of ocean carriers will join with software developer Tradiant Inc. to launch a platform in the first quarter of next year for facilitating transactions among the various-and often numerous-parties involved in international trade.
If the concept of extending e-commerce further into the physical world through the use of bar codes is going to take off, bar-code readers will have to be mobile.
A key XML standard from the World Wide Web Consortium, XML Schema, is going to make it easier, simpler and cheaper to use Extensible Markup Language in business applications next year.
Ingram Micro Inc. hopes to begin next year as an aggregator of ASPs, but the company may have trouble finding customers among its clientele of IT managers, industry sources said.
eWeek Labs examines 12 technologies that corporate IT must watch in 2001.
Trio of conflicting interoperability initiatives causing even further delays in choosing a standard.
A Finnish company has developed a platform for mobile messaging designed to enable a business model of "messaging service providers."
El gato winced when he heard harpercollins was publishing a celebrity's autobiography titled "Just for Fun: The Story of an Accidental Revolutionary."
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