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Amazon To Underpin M&S Online
News During the last several years, Amazon Services has won similar Web-hosting and e-commerce technology agreements with companies such as Borders.com, CD Now, Target and Toys 'R' Us. Amazon.com has signed a deal to provide e-commerce technology and...
[April 19, 2005, 17:00]
Amazon Makes Web Services Move
News Amazon's release of its features as Web services follows by nearly two years a similar move by e-commerce rival eBay. The e-commerce superstore has set up a new programme that will allow third-party Web site operators to incorporate features and...
[July 18, 2002, 11:23]
Microsoft Puts E-commerce To The Test
News Commerce Server lets Web site operators manage catalogues of products and services and tailor the content to customers' preferences. Germinario said Commerce Server 2002 also offers tutorials and guidelines on how businesses can integrate Web...
[January 15, 2002, 14:09]
E-Learning: Helping Investors Climb The E-Learning Curve
White Papers All are in various stages of being shaped by the ever omnipresent Internet.e-Learning, the subject of this report, joins e-Commerce, e-Mail, e-Publishing, e-Frastructure, e-Market, and e-Business as the latest buzzword in the corridors of...
[October 8, 2003, 0:34]
CA Plans E-biz Around Intelligence
News Computer Associates (CA) wants a better seat on the e-commerce bandwagon. So I really think that our e-commerce message is clear, and that we have a strong e-business play as a solution provider. CA officials also have set their sights on the...
[March 7, 2000, 12:09]
AOL Investment Fuels Feud With Microsoft
News According to a source within AOL, Monday's deal was aimed at boosting the company's e-wallet and related authentication services by tapping Amazon's e-commerce technology -- a key element behind the e-tailer's reputation for strong customer service.
[July 26, 2001, 10:09]
E-commerce Tools To Push .Net Strategy
News Commerce Server 2002 will allow Web site operators to manage catalogues of products and services and to tailor the content to customers' preferences. Microsoft will next week launch Commerce Server 2002, new software for building e-commerce Web...
[April 8, 2002, 11:32]
Microsoft To Open Passport To Competition
News The Redmond, Washington-based company on Thursday will announce a plan to promote Passport--a two-year-old service used by consumers to log in to secure Web sites--as a universal log-in mechanism to conduct business e-commerce transactions between...
[September 20, 2001, 13:10]
Microsoft Reveals Latest Product For Bankers
News BizTalk Server, first released in late 2000, is one of Microsoft's growing stable of .Net Enterprise server products, which includes the Exchange email software; the SQL Server database for storing and collecting corporate and Web site data; and...
[November 5, 2002, 10:34]
IBM, BEA In Server-software Dead Heat
News The two companies are now in a dead heat, each capturing 34 percent of the market for Java-based application-server software, technology that companies use to run e-commerce and other Web site transactions.
[March 22, 2002, 6:31]
Microsoft To Enlarge Server Business With Jupiter Bundle
News Jupiter includes BizTalk Server integration software; Content Management Server, for storing and presenting business documents; and Commerce Server, for building e-commerce Web sites. Components incorporated in the forthcoming version of BizTalk...
[May 23, 2003, 7:33]
News Burst: Adabra.com Disappears
News Dealpartners also runs e-commerce services for French Web sites such as bonjour.fr, parissi.com, Xoom.fr and selftrade.com. Take me to the e-commerce special. Dealpartners will take over the group-buying service on the adabra.com Web site, as well...
[July 31, 2000, 11:03]
What Has Broadband Done For Us?
News Of course, these services existed before broadband, but the key point is that these applications are compelling enough for people to go out and buy broadband services, says Andy Kitchener, chief executive of e-commerce software vendor Shopcreator.
[March 31, 2004, 12:15]
Sun And Allies Promote Java For Servers
News BEA and IBM are currently the two market leaders in the lucrative market for Java-based application servers, software that businesses use for e-commerce and other Web site transactions. Five months ago, Sun released the latest version of Java 2...
[January 30, 2002, 12:34]
Yahoo!, Visa Expand Payment Deal Globally
News marketing executives are calling "u-commerce," or universal commerce -- products and services that consumers worldwide can purchase at any time and from any electronic device such as a laptop, cell phone or handheld computer.
[May 30, 2001, 9:14]
Microsoft Gazes Into E-business Crystal Ball
News The second phase would focus on e-commerce features and managing online content. Jupiter will bring together three separately available Microsoft server products -- BizTalk Server, Content Management Server and Commerce Server -- into one package.
[October 10, 2002, 8:00]
Intel To Phase Out Streaming Services
News Calder said that neither IMS nor the cancelled e-commerce hosting services was part of the Online Services group. Both IMS and the e-commerce hosting division were part of the New Business Group, the most experimental of all of the new Intel...
[February 14, 2001, 9:26]
IBM, 3Com Ratchet Up Small-business Initiatives
News The platinum package includes all of the above, plus an additional 50MB of Web site space, registration with 20 search engines and several services for e-commerce applications. Take me to the e-commerce special.
[September 22, 1999, 11:25]
Intel Shutting Down Web Hosting Division
News Unfurled in 1999, IOS hosted e-commerce sites and performed other services for companies that did not want to maintain their own computing centres. Other experimental business groups were terminated in 2001, including a streaming media division, an...
[June 19, 2002, 11:30]
Sky Shares Skyrocket On Online Strategy
News This is significant in that it shows there's power being built up for e-commerce and interactive services through the cable and satellite distribution channels," said Scott Smith, director of Internet strategy with Yankee Group.
[February 10, 2000, 9:00]
