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Exodus nabs hosting deal with Covisint

...of the largest Web hosting deals in the business-to-business sector, Covisint is expected to announce next week that Exodus has been picked to... Read more

11 May, 2001 by Erich Luening

Covisint chief steps down

The chief executive of online automotive marketplace Covisint has resigned and will be replaced by a former General Motors vice... Read more

1 July, 2002 by Margaret Kane

Wanted: Chief exec for largest Internet company

...a market capitalisation that could eventually exceed $10bn. So why can't Covisint find a chief executive officer? Board members and those close to Covisint... Read more

11 January, 2001 by Rachel Konrad

Oracle toots its own horn in auto-exchange deal

Oracle on Wednesday announced a software-licensing agreement with Covisint, just one day after the giant automobile-industry marketplace signed a deal... Read more

13 December, 2000 by Melanie Austria Farmer

Auto exchange shifts gear for B2B

Covisint, the business-to-business exchange for the car industry, last week celebrated... Read more

25 February, 2001 by Martin Veitch

ASPs tapping into lucrative B2B market

...streams by tapping business-to-business marketplaces. A number of marketplaces, including Covisint, Elemica and ForestExpress, have looked to application service providers (ASPs) to host... Read more

16 February, 2001 by Erich Luening

Covisint turns billions in DaimlerChrysler deal

...a whopping E3.5bn (£2.16bn) in a deal hosted by the Covisint e-marketplace. Five suppliers took part in a grisly bidding war over... Read more

16 May, 2001 by Kate Hanaghan

Daimler Chrysler claims victory with Covisint B2B platform

...claims it purchased goods worth over E220m (£140m) through its procurement platform Covisint last year, saving more than 17 per cent on conventional purchasing. DM... Read more

16 January, 2001 by silicon.com staff

Covisint e-hub acquired by FreeMarkets

Automotive reverse auctions disappoint... Covisint, set up by the Big Three US auto manufacturers at the height... Read more

2 January, 2004 by Tony Hallett

Covisint ditches in-house catalogue system

If you can't do it yourself, find someone who can... Covisint is replacing its in-house supplier catalogue management software with a system... Read more

1 May, 2002 by Sonya Rabbitte

Volkswagen U-turn puts it on road to Covisint

...hub and could be on its way to striking a deal with Covisint - the industry exchange it has long refused to join. Volkswagen officials said... Read more

22 November, 2001 by Sonya Rabbitte

Covisint branches out

Autos aren't enough for new boss... Auto industry exchange Covisint is to branch into new markets to drive long term growth. The... Read more

14 August, 2001 by Sonya Rabbitte

VW gives Covisint the cold shoulder

It's hub caps at dawn... Volkswagen has snubbed automotive e-marketplace Covisint in a deal to increase the automotive company's number of internal... Read more

12 July, 2001 by Kate Hanaghan

Covisint drives a hard bargain for Ford

...back in one year Ford claims that its investment in B2B exchange Covisint has already been paid back. Dramatic cuts in its tendering costs have... Read more

3 July, 2001 by Graham Hayday

FTC requests Covisint clarification

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27 July, 2000 by Will Sturgeon

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