March 2, 1998
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Software For The Hard Sell Online Content: Fee Or Free? The Push To Integrate Wiley Wisdom Post-2000 Tools Conference Combination Smart Cards Not Yet Welcome Improved Ordering Campus Comeback Taking Stock: Mercury Makes Testing Pay |
By adding functionality, sales-force automation systems are overcoming a bad reputation.
Haranguing over takeover bid may do long-term damage.
Microsoft buys Flash Communications; vendors embed technology in applications.
EDS, HP, others target doctors, health insurers.
Upcoming products will improve control over data access via Web browser.
Microsoft, Intel seek Wintel credibility.
Vendors integrate technology with key business apps.
Companies turn to data warehousing, automated call centers, Web s ites, and integrated apps to keep customers smiling-and buying.
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To make a buck on the Web, content providers are creating new business models almost every day. But so far, there's only one proven winner: the user.
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The Push To Integrate
Packaged applications promise to speed integration and cut costs.
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Wiley Wisdom
Thin-client Web strategies mean a profit surge for the publishing powerhouse.
Web Takes Flights
Business travel site helps companies get costs under control.
Call-Center Web Links
Corporate culture can inhibit adoption.
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Post-2000 Tools
Companies seek products that aren't just quick fixes.
Platinum's Push
Vendor buys HP line, adds upgrades.
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Conference Combination
Latitude server splits voice, data for better quality.
NetBuilder Enhanced
Add-ons let users build VPN capability.
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Smart Cards Not Yet Welcome
New features, promises, tests fail to produce widespread U.S. acceptance.
Intel Turns To Low-Priced
Computing
Licenses processor for handheld devices running Windows CE.
IBM Revises OS/390
Revamp of mainframe software boosts security and server consolidation.
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Improved Ordering
Resellers seek systems to track pricing and availability from a single interface.
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Campus Comeback
Booming enrollment at college computer science departments is a bright spot in the bleak IT
labor market.
Outside Help For Big NT Migrations
Entex and other resellers help fill the people shortage.
SAP For HR Outsourcing
Customer-care division of AT&T unit standardizes on R/3 application suite.
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Taking Stock: Mercury Makes Testing Pay
Mercury Interactive's complete suite of automated testing products make this unheralded
company's future bright
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