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Innovation 100 December 11, 2000
The Innovation 100: Leaders In Using IT To Serve Customers
76 Celestica Inc.
$5,300
Celestica makes computers for name-brand companies and fulfills orders directly to the user without the company ever having to put the product in inventory.
77 Ingersoll-Rand Co.
$7,667
Maker of locks and electronic-access systems created Safe Schools program, available online, to help educators evaluate security in their buildings.
78 ASAP Software
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Online software license reseller gives customers round-the-clock Web access to let managers run their own reports on what software has been purchased.
79 Old Dominion Freight Line Inc.
$480
Because clients want proof of delivery before paying, this shipping company has started scanning all customer documents into a Web-accessible database.
80 TRW Inc.
$16,969
Web page lets aeronautical crews research, order, and track spare parts round-the-clock.
81 Genuity Inc.
$706
Company's Black Rocket program promises an E-business backbone—Net access, security, and Web and application hosting—from one source in 10 business days.
82 Excell Agent Services
$157
Bonuses at this call-center service firm are tied to an entire division meeting weekly and monthly customer-service standards.
83 Concord Communications Inc.
$67
Facing growth and a labor shortage, telecom service company is creating a data-base of past problems and their solutions for customers, employees, and resellers.
84 iiPrint.com Inc.
$3,256
Customers can save designs and order printing from iPrint's Web site, then track it through production.
85 Cendant Real Estate Franchise
$571
Franchiser of Century 21 Realtors created an E-learning system as part of its Web site and is tracking ties between training and performance.
86 Solutech Inc.
$42
This E-business consulting firm added a creative arm, including illustrators and copywriters, to meet customer demand for better design as well as better IT.
87 Lawrence Transportation Systems Inc.
$30
Moving company lets customers track their possessions via the Internet as they move across the country.
88 Comshare Inc.
$61
Planning and budgeting software company unites all customer information online, giving them access to products installed, discussion groups, and the latest bugs and fixes.
89 Sybari Software Inc.
$7
Antivirus software company has won over the likes of Merrill Lynch with its focus on reducing the burden on the customer network.
90 Onyx Software Corp.
$61
Half its customer-service requests arrive through its Web site, which lets Onyx send an E-mail message to every logged-on member of the support team.
91 eConvergent Inc.
$12
CRM offerings combine Web, E-mail, phone, and fax data into one up-to-the-minute customer report ready for analysis.
92 Optika Inc.
$22
This provider of tools for managing online trading is developing a Web hub on which customers can collaborate.
93 SupplyAccess Inc.
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A procurement automation provider, SupplyAccess partnered with distributor Tech Data to create a complete IT supply-chain-management system
94 Vicinity Corp.
$15
Developer of online mapping and direction tools lets business clients track online how their customers are using the mapping function.
95 DigitalThink Inc.
$11
E-learning company goes beyond software to offer experts in instructional design and adult learning so clients can write their own curricula.
96 Centura Software Corp.
$48
With its software used in everything from aircraft carriers to phone switches, customer support is divided into vertical industry specialists to field Web-based requests.
97 Fiberlink Communications Corp.
$21
To help managers of mobile workers, telecom company consolidates billing from multiple networks, breaking data down by user and group.
98 Zapdata.com
$19
Sales lead-generation company lets clients customize a Web page so sales staff has one-click access to potential customer names.
99 CES International Inc.
$12
Maker of software for utility industry has Internet-based self-help library to support deployments on four continents.
100 Cytec Industries Inc.
$1,413
Specialty chemical company joined with competitors Albemarle and General Electric to form marketplace PolymerAdditives.com.
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