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George W. Bush

It would be a stretch to argue that the vigor of the New Economy is correlative to the quality of the attentions paid to...

Lights Out for Pure-Play ASPs

Pure ASPs are a dying breed. Struggling with revenue growth, tanking stocks and an uphill battle to make hosted applications a corporate mainstay, many...

Rick White

In the increasingly vital intersection of technology and public policy, Rick White, the new chief executive of the Silicon Valley-based lobbying organization TechNet, will...

Tip on a Dead ASP

The failure of many ASPs has created opportunities for their competitors, much like the death of elderly tenants in rent-stabilized New York City buildings...

Fast Breaks Newsfront: February 5, 2001

Gateway Reboots CEOScram! Gateway founder Ted Waitt became the companys chief executive again last week, replacing Jeff Weitzen, who was named CEO in January...

Managing Project Explosions

Life used to be so simple.Back when the telecommunications company now known as NeuStar Inc. was a business unit of Lockheed Martin Corp., it...

GMs Flat Denial

As proof it can spot emerging trends a mile away, The Yankee Group recently cited General Motors decision to become an ASP. The analysts...

Will SLAs Become SOPs? (standard operating procedures)

Service-level agreements (SLA) are becoming a popular tool for ASPs to manage relationships with customers and partners, and to market their services. These written...

Tacit Updates Expertise Tool

Tacit knowledge systems inc. is giving businesses a new way to track down expertise within the enterprise.The Palo Alto, Calif., companys KnowledgeMail Version 2.0...

Silicon Alleys Vanishing Act

Tourists gawking at the Statue of Liberty will soon have another piece of New York history to digest: The Flatiron Building and the district...