scale high-end in comment and analysis
Bungling the unbundling: Who is to blame?
Comment It is likely to happen on a wide scale. Unbundling means allowing a number of companies to use local exchanges to provide high-speed DSL services to homes and businesses. At the end of last week, ISP and telco Easynet announced the beginnings of... [05 Feb 2001]
John Lamb's Week: New economy mechanic takes pot shot at incubators
Comment Another company, Scale Eight, says its answer to net storage demands is a management system based on parallel processing techniques at one-fifth the cost of existing storage. Indus members will doubtless be looking for Kawasaki's ideas on how to... [19 Jan 2001]
The Bloor Perspective: the ASP brain drain, EDS, and the growing online ad market
Comment The similar scale deal at the Inland Revenue is also said to be going well but that hasn't stopped the Commons Public Accounts Committee demanding assurances the deal can be terminated if required. It seems so much more community minded to work... [17 Jul 2000]
Online help: can the web set the political agenda?
Comment Debates on social inclusion must lead to public policy that either subsidises projects such as these, or regulates a market that is currently focussed only on the upper end of the social scale. It is busy making its money from high-income customers... [21 Jun 2000]
CRM: it's what you do with it that counts
Comment Toby Detter, customer service programme director at Shell, and leader of a large-scale CRM project, agreed. Last month, the Meta Group published research showing a high proportion of the world's largest companies have CRM initiatives that are at... [15 Nov 1999]
The Bloor Perspective: Why Win2000 could fail; why the skills shortage is a myth; and the rise of e-procurement
Comment Higher up the scale, there has been a renewal of faith in proprietary Unix systems and mainframes. At the low end, Linux has grown rapidly and for many purposes it can exceed the capabilities of Windows NT. [08 Nov 1999]
Fool's Gold: Are Internet stocks really worth it?
Comment Given the immensity and scale of the Internet market, nobody can really tell what the end point is going to be. And the past few months have shown that people are still willing to pay a very high price based on the speculation that in the long-term... [11 May 1999]
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