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• Readers Comments
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Security, Privacy & Other Non-monetary Forms of Currency
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November 1, 1999 *2,600 subscribers* Volume 1, Issue 10
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ECnow.com 1999 trend #01: "While consumer-based security concerns continue to decrease, privacy concerns will increase leading companies for focus on the non-monetary forms of currency (time, attention, trust and convenience)"

WHAT'S INSIDE THIS ISSUE

• Dec'99 & Jan'00 Survey Questions (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999)
• Management Perspective: Security, Privacy & Other Non-monetary Forms of Currency by Mitchell Levy (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/management.perspective.htm)
• Sponsors (CommerceNet99, Openconsult.com, WorkZ.com) (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/sponsors.htm)
• Privacy Practices Help Build Trust, Get and Retain Web Customers By Dave Steer (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/feature.article.htm)
• Readers Comments (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/readers.comments.htm)
• E-News Sections (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/all-enews.htm)
  • E-Strategies (sponsored by ECnow.com) (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/e-strategies.htm)
  • E-Products (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/e-products.htm)
  • E-Services (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/e-services.htm)
  • E-Marketing (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/e-marketing.htm)
  • E-Commerce Supply Chain (sponsored by ConnectInc.com) (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/supply.chain.htm)
  • Governance & Going Global (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/governance.going.global.htm)
  • Partners & Deals (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/partners.deals.htm)
  • Movers & Shakers (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999/movers.shakers.htm)
• Becoming a Sponsor (http://ecmgt.com/sponsor.info.htm)
• Contributing to ECMgt.com (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999)
• Contacting Us (http://ecmgt.com/contact.htm)
• Miscellaneous Info (http://ecmgt.com/Nov1999)

DEC'99 & JAN'00 SURVEY QUESTIONS:

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MISCELLANEOUS INFO

To: The BOSS
From: A Not So Informed Employee

I hope that I haven't misunderstood your instructions because, to be honest, none of this Y to K problem made much sense to me. At any rate, I have finished the conversion. The calendars have returned from the printer and are ready to be distribute with the following new months:

• Januark
• Februark
• Mak
• Julk

I also changed all the days of each week to:

• Sundak
• Mondak
• Tuesdak
• Wednesdak
• Thursdak
• Fridak
• Saturdak

We are now Y to K compliant.

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