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- Convergys Launches Integrated
Customer Info Services
- Expedia
swoops past fee cuts
- Voice-Recognition
Abilities Added to New CRM System
- E-Mail
Meets Cellular
- Wireless Internet
Access Firm Mobilestar Suspending Work
- Agency.com
Angles for Traffic Analysis Business
- Plumtree
plans to empower portal users
- Priceline
launch in Asia may be delayed
- Oracle
extends support date for business applications
- Wireless
Networks Spreading to Local Areas
- There's
Money In The Air
- First Consumers
Bank Expands Online Credit Card Account Access
- Sun
Offers Factory Integration Services
- Covad
Clawing Its Way Out Of Bankruptcy
- New
Service May Open Net As Promotional Avenue For Music
- Sega
to charge for online network
- Internet
access readied for commercial vehicles
- Oil
Services Giant Builds IT Arm
- Road
Runner: We Don't Do Windows (XP)
- How
Mcafee.Com Is Cashing In On Viruses
- Energy
Firm Taps MAN Service
Convergys
Launches Integrated Customer Info Services Convergys, a provider of integrated
billing and customer care services, has announced new customer service and tech
support programs designed specifically for e-service providers. Expedia
swoops past fee cuts For the second time, online travel agency Expedia
has managed to sidestep losing fees from airlines that say they have stopped paying
commissions on Internet fares. Voice-Recognition
Abilities Added to New CRM System CRM software vendor Aspect Communications
is adding voice-recognition technology to a customer self-service application
that lets users access account information or pay bills by telephone. E-Mail
Meets Cellular Sometimes phone lines are jammed, or it is too loud to
hear, or talking in public seems inappropriate. Wireless
Internet Access Firm Mobilestar Suspending Work MobileStar Network Corp.,
the wireless Internet access firm that was to hook up Starbucks stores, said it
has suspended operations and is considering a sale of the company or other options.
Agency.com
Angles for Traffic Analysis Business The embattled interactive shop aims
to branch out into a new area -- one already dominated by well-known players.
Plumtree
plans to empower portal users As a growing number of vendors prepare to
duke it out for supremacy in the hot market for corporate portals, vendors are
seeking to assure customers and partners of their long-term viability and financial
strength. Priceline
launch in Asia may be delayed The anticipated launch of the Priceline.com
online travel service in Asia by the end of the year may be delayed in the aftermath
of the Sept. 11 attacks on the US. Oracle
extends support date for business applications Responding to requests
from its business applications user group, Oracle Corp. said that it's extending
by six months the lifetime of its legacy suite of enterprise resource planning
applications. Wireless
Networks Spreading to Local Areas A wireless network linking computers
via radio waves is rapidly spreading to local areas in Japan that do not have
easy access to state-of-the-art broadband services. There's
Money In The Air ATMs near you may soon accept cash-withdrawal requests
via wireless devices. First
Consumers Bank Expands Online Credit Card Account Access All of the big
boys in the credit card business offer it: online access to customers' accounts.
Sun
Offers Factory Integration Services The computer giant wants to deliver
customized systems spanning hardware, software, storage subsystems, racks, and
cabling. Toward that end, Sun has launched the Floor Tile Ready integration program.
Covad
Clawing Its Way Out Of Bankruptcy Reduced monthly operating costs and
increased customer acquisition helped Covad Communications weather the third quarter
of 2001 and just might get them out of Chapter 11 bankruptcy trouble. New
Service May Open Net As Promotional Avenue For Music Internet media-delivery
company RealNetworks unveiled a new service designed to allow content owners to
distribute promotional samples of music on the Web. Sega
to charge for online network The online arm of Japanese game publisher
Sega said it would begin charging $9.95 a month as of Nov. 1 for unlimited access
to its online network for multiplayer video games. Internet
access readied for commercial vehicles In - Vehicle wireless services
will make a sharp turn to the business side when General Motors previews telematics
in-vehicle computer and Internet service Oil
Services Giant Builds IT Arm In the latest example of an oil services
company looking to IT as a profit center, Schlumberger Ltd.'s managed services
division will take over IT functions for Ecopetrol, Colombia's national oil company,
later this year. Road
Runner: We Don't Do Windows (XP) Windows XP, the highly anticipated and
over-hyped new operating system by Microsoft Corp. released, is already off to
a bad start with one member of the cable Internet industry. How
Mcafee.Com Is Cashing In On Viruses Viruses such as SirCam, Code Red,
and Nimda make most Web users cringe, but the breakouts mean dollar signs for
McAfee.com. Energy
Firm Taps MAN Service Calpine, has replaced the frame relay circuits that
connect three offices to one another and to the Internet with an Ethernet metropolitan
area network.
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