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You Survived Q4; Now What?

Think its tough to survive in the Australian Outback? Try keeping your company healthy during the IT spending slowdown. In recent days, many high-tech...

MicroStrategy Releases Suite

MicroStrategy Inc., of Vienna, Va., has announced the availability of its MicroStrategy CRM Applications.The three-product suite includes MicroStrategy Web Business Analyzer, for analyzing customer...

Green Light

Revenue and profit margins for optical carriers targeting businesses are skyrocketing, while Internet companies delivered mixed results.Broadwing, the company formed after Cincinnati Bell bought...

Forget Free Turkeys at Thanksgiving

A new breed of coupon clippers is upon us. Gone are the Sunday newspaper clippers; behold automatic cost savings directly from a Safeway Club...

More Opportunities to Reach Buyers

Corporate IT buyers are getting a new venue from which to procure equipment and other goods that has a familiar ring to it. Yahoo...

The Buzz: January 29, 2001

Amazon.com Changes RulesAmazon.com is requiring its auction sellers to offer the companys proprietary payment service to bidders.Previously, the Amazon Payments service was available only...

Whistler to Ease Woes of OS Switch

Part of what has slowed the deployment of Windows 2000 has been the preference of IT managers, many of whose shops still run Windows...

Jonathan Usher

Despite its failure to take the lead in the online multimedia market thus far, Microsoft remains hopeful. Jonathan Usher, group manager at the companys...

De Facto Undecided

Microsoft speaks. people listen.And if Microsoft has its way, people will listen in Windows Media format. The software giant wants its Windows Media Technology...

Growing Up Slowly

To deploy or not to deploy?" That is the question eWeek Labs posed to eWeeks Corporate Partners—and it is a question that is sure...