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- Streamline.com: Start the Deathwatch
- The
Deal with Online Returns
- GE to create
multi-industry marketplace
- ShopperBox
Launches Beta Test of E-Commerce Delivery Solution
- Kinko's
Gets FedEx to Deliver Web Customers
- MP3.com
To Go Brick-And-Mortar
- IT speeds delivery
of Web orders
- The Paradox of Rosettanet
- Trust
but Verify
- webMethods, AristaSoft
Create High-Tech Platform
- Saturating
the Medical Supply Market
- Major Labels
to Sell Music Online
- Delivery Tricky
in Latin America
- FTC Action Could
Spur Outsourced Fulfillment
- Next From
Amazon.com: Cars, Jewelry?
- Seagate
To Revamp Online Direct-Sales Site
- The
Shipping News
- Commerce One, SAP to
Build Energy Exchange
- Sell Music Offline
to Sell Online
Streamline.com:
Start the Deathwatch
A bleak financial picture worsens for the Westwood
online grocer, which without an emergency financial infusion will go under within
weeks. The
Deal with Online Returns
A survey by PricewaterhouseCoopers has found
that few shoppers actually return items purchased from online sites, and those
that do are not so dissatisfied with the return process that it adversely affects
future shopping behavior. The bad news, however, is that many more would make
a return but are turned off by the expense and hassle of the process. GE
to create multi-industry marketplace
General Electric, already one of
the top sellers of electronic purchasing systems, said it's forming a Web-based
marketplace that will be available to all industries in the fourth quarter.
ShopperBox
Launches Beta Test of E-Commerce Delivery Solution
Seattle.internet.com's
coverage of the South Sound continues... Kinko's
Gets FedEx to Deliver Web Customers
A new co-branded site will power the
copy-shop chain's sprint to the Net, while FedEx adds document printing to its
online menu. MP3.com
To Go Brick-And-Mortar
In a rare instance of a dot-com going brick-and-mortar,
MP3.com, the embattled online music retailer that has been under fire from the
recording industry, reportedly plans to participate in a chain of storefront entertainment
complexes. IT
speeds delivery of Web orders
E-retailers and Net-based companies are
making big progress in IT systems-integration work, resulting in greater efficiency
in deliveries of Web orders. The
Paradox of Rosettanet
RosettaNet wants standards for the way information-technology
components are bought and sold, but can it implement them fast enough for the
new economy Trust
but Verify
Indentrus wants to bring the Cold War adage to B2B, but it
faces an uphill battle webMethods,
AristaSoft Create High-Tech Platform
Companies collaborate on an integration
solution for high-tech industry Saturating
the Medical Supply Market
Everthing4MDs is the latest in a string of medical-supply
exchanges Major
Labels to Sell Music Online
EMI, Universal and Sony plan to begin selling
songs over the Internet by the end of the year. Delivery
Tricky in Latin America
The final leg of E-commerce is hampered in many
parts of Latin America because postal service in many areas is erratic at best.
FTC
Action Could Spur Outsourced Fulfillment
The Federal Trade Commission's
settlement last week with seven online retailers who had trouble shipping goods
as promised during last year's holiday season could be just the opportunity needed
by providers of outsourced fulfillment services. Next
From Amazon.com: Cars, Jewelry?
The beleagured online retailer is apparently
paving the way to sell big-ticket items, according to domain name registrations
it has filed. Seagate
To Revamp Online Direct-Sales Site
Seagate Technology plans to overhaul
its online direct-sales effort within the next month or two, as the disk-drive
vendor tries to figure out its e-commerce strategy. The
Shipping News
The international freight industry is plagued by red tape
and inefficiency. A few startups, along with a few established players, and starting
to change that. Commerce
One, SAP to Build Energy Exchange
The marketplace, named Enporion, will
utilize jointly developed e-commerce software. Sell
Music Offline to Sell Online
For bands to be successful online, they have
to have a solid offline marketing plan. That's the theory John Dawes lays out
in his new book.
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