E-Business in the Long Run
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The initial euphoria that accompanied the creation of e-business has dissolved into a general perception of failure, disappointment and confusion. But that doesn't mean that e-business can't work. Peter Keen, author of From .com to .profit, puts the turmoil into perspective.
Written by David Hirsch, EDT Learning Staff
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eBay Conquers the World
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While the Internet allows companies to do business on a worldwide scale, there is no guarantee of success. One noteworthy success is eBay, which has launched satellite companies in countries around the world. According to one eBay executive, it takes a multipronged strategy to achieve a sustainable global presence.
Written by David Hirsch, EDT Learning Staff
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Growing Pains for E-Mail Marketers
Too many pitches and an association with spam are threatening to slow the development of this fast-growing business.
Business Week
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Internet2: Time to Shed Dot Vertigo
Managers who believe the Internet is dead and gone do so at their own peril, says HBS professor Richard L. Nolan. Watch out for a new kind of Internet: Internet2. (Free registration required)
HBS Working Knowledge
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The Message Explosion
Constant connectivity, if effectively harnessed by businesses, will revolutionize communications to customers, to employees, and to suppliers and other business contacts.
Accenture
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