June 1, 1998
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Integrated Systems: Enterprise Harmony Group Think At Your eService GEIS More Global New Low-Cost PCs HP Revamps Services Taking Stock: Manugistics Breaks Stride |
Businesses turn to the Internet to improve customer service and lower costs.
IBM, Compaq to debut single-processor units in response to HP's success
Merger, product upgrades planned
$100 million investment will provide notebooks, software, training, and support
Only 21% surveyed indicate high interest
IBM to let businesses port transaction- oriented apps to Java for use on the Web
3Com's upcoming products to help users set policies
Enhancements will mean faster problem-solving
Customers promised smooth transition to British carrier Cable & Wireless
High-speed access offerings aimed at small businesses
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Directory services are becoming central to the operations of the networked enterprise.
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Employees are shattering the traditional corporate structure with intranets.
Startup's app suite helps users manage supplies and assets.
NetDynamics lets users connect to legacy systems.
ITM tool shrinks database s to more manageable size.
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Geac manages customer support with Silknet app.
Hyperion, Arbor look to combine as market braces for Microsoft's entry.
Companies to team in four markets.
New products can be used to run Oracle8 across multiple Windows NT nodes.
Business Engine update helps users leverage talent.
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WorldCom deal lets GE unit extend E-commerce reach.
Product discovers non-SNMP devices.
Certification gives major boost to auto industry's extranet project.
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IBM debuts sub-$1,000 model based on Celeron chip; Dell may be next.
NEC lines have modular internal components.
Feature will let users transport data online.
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HP Consulting created to tie 80-unit group into a single global organization.
Holiday Inn turns to industry-developed reservation link.
ERP and management solutions offered for companies with limited resources.
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The supply-chain management provider missed consensus on earnings, but will likely come out stronger after the short-term stumble.
Results are in line with expectations despite loss of browser revenue.
Database marketer moves closer to integrated solution.
Funds ra ised will fianance growth.
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