Upwardly mobile
Now that most businesses finally have a strategy in place to deal with e-commerce, along comes the next business challenge: m-commerce.
Stories by Carolyn Gruske
Rx For Success
Finding the right prescription for putting its business on-line is an ongoing process for London Drugs Ltd.
IBM Readies High-End Flat-Panel Monitor
IBM Corp. is likely to release the first commercial high-end flat-panel monitors based on its Roentgen technology by the end of the year, according to a company official.
IBM Labs Peek into Future, See Blue Planet
For those feeling overwhelmed by the sheer number of
electronic gadgets that are available and the ever-increasing plethora of
Internet sites, IBM Corp. feels your pain and intends to do something about it.
Web Designs: Success Isn't Easy
Success isn't easy. It comes with its share of problems and challenges, as David Feldberg well knows.
Entrust, First Data Join for Mobile, Net Security
Entrust Technologies Inc. earlier this week here at the SecureSummit 2000 show announced a liaison with First Data Corp. of Atlanta that should give Verisign Inc. some competition.
Entrust Aims to Merge Security, Mobility
Entrust Technologies is trying to blend the concepts of security and mobility with its latest product offering.
Retailers to ramp up IT spending
Retailers, both the pure-play online variety and the multi-channel, clicks-and-mortar incarnation, are going to be spending lots of IT dollars this year, but just how that money is earmarked is not entirely clear.
Smart Network Devices Pave Way to New Services
The devices sitting at the edges of the network are about to get a little bit smarter.
At least that's what panelists said here at the opening session of the Next Generation Network Ventures Conference.
Microsoft Commerce Server Highlights Retail Show
Microsoft Corp. took an opportunity at the Retail Systems 2000 Conference & Exposition here to tease its customers with a sneak peek of its new Commerce Server 2000.
NCR comes into the Sun-light
Besides making the move to run Teradata on NT, NCR Corp. has used the stage of the Partners Users Group Conference to announce that it has turned to Sun Microsystems Inc.'s Solaris as its Unix operating system of choice.