Trouble in DSL's broadband paradise
DSL hell arrives as the 'high-speed line' gets a reputation for late hookups, poor connections, flaky email, clueless tech support and brainless billing Read more
26 October, 1999 by Carol Wilson and Randy BarrettZDNet is available in the following editions:
DSL hell arrives as the 'high-speed line' gets a reputation for late hookups, poor connections, flaky email, clueless tech support and brainless billing Read more
26 October, 1999 by Carol Wilson and Randy BarrettBusiness-to-business ecommerce is widely thought to be a bigger market than business-to-consumer. But Will Capelli argues that in the long term, the reverse will be true Read more
29 September, 1999 by silicon.com staff...users and vendors with opportunities and problems in equal measure. But, says
...which could have an equally huge impact on companies' new media strategies.
Customer relationship management (CRM) is one of the biggest buzzwords of the day. But is there any substance behind the hype? Giga's CRM expert, Erin Kinikin, looks at what it all means for the end user - and CRM's relationship with another three letter acronym, ERP Read more
9 June, 1999 by silicon.com staffAnalyst,
...of information residing in multiple sources, explains Phillip Russom, an analyst with
...being expensive and unwieldy. But it's just one example of what
...have older operating systems such as Windows 3.1 or Windows 95.
...is pretty much gone," said Rob Enderle, an analyst for research firm
...are useful for other customers as well, including those in financial services,
...of 2003, according to Mike Rasmussen, director of research at analyst firm
...a good move to keep (competitors) from poaching their customer base," said
In a move that brings its strategies into line with its competitors, Sun is to set up partnerships rather than customising its own version of Linux Read more
1 April, 2003 by Stephen ShanklandThe server seller is in talks with a UnitedLinux member and other Linux companies about a partnership to provide Linux software Read more
7 March, 2003 by Stephen Shankland
yeah! all we want free software
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Nice to see that Turing's idea of a general purpose computer doing once-hardware-powered tasks in software is now universal ;-) Mary
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@openhgs Windows users have had multiple desktops since Linus started writing Linux. They just haven't shipped as standard because not enough...
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