eCommerce Watch - News & Events
MICROSOFT TUESDAY LAUNCHED a .Net Web service in association with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) and The Nasdaq Stock Market that will enable investors and analysts to access financial data stored on the Internet and analyze that data using Microsoft Office.
ORACLE PARTNER NETLEDGER is working on a major new release of the Oracle Small Business Suite, adding a marketing application and expanding the accounting options.
WEDNESDAY'S DEADLINE FOR chief executive officers and chief financial officers of more than 900 of the largest companies in the United States to personally swear that their most recent financial reports are accurate has busied the upper echelons of a number of IT companies, but most are unfazed by the additional layer of paperwork
This three-part special report addresses these aspects and more. You'll find the latest research about evaluating the business value of IT along with advice for making better-informed decisions.
Gartner article on how the Internet and new Web technologies let small and midsize businesses (SMBs) participate as equal partners in value chains.
Gartner's perspectives on trends and developments in eBusiness/eCommerce in 2002.
CRM is already changing customers' and partners' expectations and "raising the bar" for how enterprises will earn customers' respect and secure their repeat business.
The honorable James Baker will join David Strauss, vice president, Purchasing, Travel and Corporate Service, The Home Depot; Bob Calderoni, Ariba president and CEO; and other industry leaders and Ariba executives in addressing an expected 2,000 attendees from leading companies around the world, including current and prospective Ariba customers, partners and suppliers as well as press, and industry and financial analysts.
The new finance chief at the software maker discusses turnarounds, brand makeovers, and the importance of being earnest about revenue recognition.
TILION IS A startup company that hopes to change the dynamics of supply chains with a new generation of enterprise software delivered as a service.
What is business-to-business e-commerce? It's companies buying from and selling to each other online. But there's more to it than purchasing.
What is B2C e-commerce? While the term e-commerce refers to all online transactions, B2C stands for "business-to-consumer" and applies to any business or organization that sells its products or services to consumers over the Internet for their own use.
I-many is ranked number 455 on the list of the Fastest Growing Technology Companies in North America. Additionally, I-many was also included on the New England Technology Fast 50, a ranking of the 50 fastest growing technology firms in New England.
Meet Aaron Gillum: the face of one online exchange. If you think customer-service work for a retail Web site sounds tough, imagine being responsible for a $10 million order for car-axle assemblies.