E-STRATEGIES AND TRENDS

Subject: October 2001 ECMgt.com: The New Face of Marketing
ECMgt.com brought to you by ECnow.com
Your Link to Worldwide E-Commerce Developments
October 1, 2001 *4,300 subscribers* Volume 3, Issue 10
ECMgt.com Online: http://ECMgt.com
View this Issue Online: http://ecmgt.com/Oct2001
Print this Issue: http://ecmgt.com/Oct2001/full.issue.for.printing.htm

 

 

E-STRATEGIES & TRENDS

This section sponsored by ECnow.com, please visit them at http://www.ecnow.com

  • Cost of Computer Viruses Top $10 Billion
  • The Internet Supplants the Library as a School Resource for Many Online Teenagers
  • Information Security Services to More than Triple to $21 Billion
  • IT Job Market Expected to Pick Up in Q4
  • More Car Buyers Turn To The Web
  • What Small Biz Gets from the Web
  • Vendors Opportunity to Participate in Windows XP Adoption Study
  • 39% Of Germans Surf Web, But Gender Gap Still Huge
  • U.S. Home Computer Use Up but Gaps Remain
  • Thirty-One Million Households To Go Broadband by 2005
  • The Way We Were
  • New DSL Standard Offers Faster Speeds
  • U.S. Recovery: Recession Is Certain
  • Wireless Networks Going Wireless at Home and Work
  • Worldwide Wavelength Service Revenue Will Top $3 Billion by 2005
  • New Study Confirms Teleglobe's Global Internet Leadership
  • Let The Music Play, Someday
  • The New Economy Is Hardly Dead
  • African American Web Surfers Grow Faster Than Average Online Population
  • U.S. Households Disconnecting Extra Phone Line
  • Consumers and Businesses Express Heightened Interest in Bluetooth

Cost of Computer Viruses Top $10 Billion
Computer viruses have wreaked an estimated $10.7 billion in clean-up costs and lost productivity worldwide so far this year.

The Internet Supplants the Library as a School Resource for Many Online Teenagers
Use of the Internet has become an increasingly important feature of the learning environment for teenagers both inside and outside the classroom

Information Security Services to More than Triple to $21 Billion
In 2000, the worldwide market for information security services grew to approximately $6.7 billion

IT Job Market Expected to Pick Up in Q4
Chief information officers in the US anticipate a net 15 percent increase in the hiring of IT professionals in the fourth quarter of 2001.

More Car Buyers Turn To The Web
Fifty-three percent of US adult Internet users went online to look for information while buying a car in 2000, up from 41 percent in 1999.

What Small Biz Gets from the Web
Despite the dot-com downturn, there is still room for small offline retailers on the Web and good reasons for them to be there.

Vendors Opportunity to Participate in Windows XP Adoption Study
Multi-Client Research to Measure XP Adoption Rate; Offered to Limited Number of Clients

39% Of Germans Surf Web, But Gender Gap Still Huge
Some 24.8 million Germans, or 39 percent of people 14 years and older, surf the Web at least occasionally.

U.S. Home Computer Use Up but Gaps Remain
More than half of all U.S. households had a computer last year, but gaps among income and racial groups persist

Thirty-One Million Households To Go Broadband by 2005
Predicting that cable will continue to dominate the U.S. residential broadband market over the next four years

The Way We Were
Looking back over CRM's history, it is clear that the seeds of problems that companies are experiencing today were planted at least five years ago.

New DSL Standard Offers Faster Speeds
An emerging high-speed Internet standard in Europe holds potential for faster download speeds and broader availability for many U.S. businesses.

U.S. Recovery: Recession Is Certain
Terrorist attacks essentially cemented the U.S. economy's slide into recession,

Wireless Networks Going Wireless at Home and Work
The market for home networks that do not rely on wires, otherwise known as wireless local area networking, is poised to grow to $243 million in 2001, up from $123 million last year

Worldwide Wavelength Service Revenue Will Top $3 Billion by 2005
Wavelength services using dense wave division multiplexing as an alternative to structured high-capacity SONET-based private lines are forecast to grow from $1 billion worldwide

New Study Confirms Teleglobe's Global Internet Leadership
Company captured more of the competitive market for international Internet backbone traffic than any other provider

Let The Music Play, Someday
All the talk about the rise of digital music has not only grown mundane, it's become increasingly clear that the talk is hollow, too.

The New Economy Is Hardly Dead
When America's recovery begins, just watch as technological savvy and entrepreneurial drive pick up where they left off

African American Web Surfers Grow Faster Than Average Online Population
Nearly 8.2 million African American surfers logged on the Internet from home this past August, as compared to 6.9 million surfers the previous year

U.S. Households Disconnecting Extra Phone Line
Some U.S. households are getting rid of their additional phone line and many of these households are purchasing alternative, feature-rich and higher-priced forms of communication equipment

Consumers and Businesses Express Heightened Interest in Bluetooth
In comparison to last year, familiarity of and interest in the benefits of Bluetooth are on the rise among consumers.

Back to the main ECMgt.com Page (http://ECMgt.com)
Back to this issue: (http://ECMgt.com/Oct2001)

 

 

 

 

 

Home | Express Your View | eZine Signup | About ECMgt.com 
E-Commerce Resources | E-Commerce Examples | Internet Marketing

 

 

 

 

ECMgt.com is produced by ECnow.com (http://ecnow.com)
Copyright © 1999-2009 by ECnow.com, Inc., All rights reserved
21265 Stevens Creek Blvd., Suite 205
Cupertino, CA 95014, 408-257-3000 (Tel), 603-843-0769 (eFax)
E-mail: General (VMS3.Executive.Producer@ecnow.com)
Webmaster (webmaster@ecnow.com)