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uCommerce Analysis of Austria
White Paper Executive attitudes to new technologies are a healthy sign, and 78% of executives now see eCommerce as a normal part of their everyday business, a strong indicator that eCommerce has been smoothly embedded into Austrian organisations. [03 Jul 2008]
uCommerce Analysis of Netherlands
White Paper With the imminent i-mode wireless launch, Dutch businesses seem intent on cementing their leadership in the new economy and have the attitudes to achieve this. The Netherlands is one of the leaders in eCommerce. [03 Jul 2008]
5 years ago… Top director urges firms to wake up to the Net
News The warning came at the launch of 'Connected World' - the second annual survey into UK business attitudes to technology. IoD director general Tim Melville-Ross said the UK's refusal to recognise how ecommerce could boost business could seriously... [11 Mar 2004]
Online shopping still not bringing in the crowds
News Datamonitor looked at the shopping habits of consumers in the US and Europe and also gauged their attitudes towards the web and ecommerce. Internet shoppers still represent a tiny minority of global consumers, with only 14 per cent willing to spend... [28 Jun 2001]
John Lamb's Week: Carly, Cary and getting ebusiness right
Comment Earlier this year Compaq asked some 400 IT directors about their use of and attitudes to ebusiness. Surprisingly, the study found that the number of people interested in using m-commerce is in some markets more than eight-fold the number of people... [08 Jun 2001]
IBM rubbishes rivals in $200m ad campaign
News IBM is aware that aggressive advertising may not work in the same way across all geographical regions and the campaign may be tapered to the attitudes of local customers according to the feedback from focus groups in Japan, Germany, the UK, the US... [16 Mar 2001]
John Lamb's Week: Innovation, in its various forms
Comment Strathclyde University and the US-based National Foundation for Women Business Owners (www.nfwbo.org) have surveyed 1,200 UK businesses about their attitudes to and experience of work. There are far too many reports and surveys on ecommerce - no... [23 Feb 2001]
E-tail sales defy 'gloom' merchants
News They say the change in sentiment by dot com investors should not be confused with a change in attitudes from on-line shoppers. The rise in e-tail is the largest since the Department of Commerce started recording ecommerce sales last Christmas, and... [30 Nov 2000]
World watches as 'Safe Harbour' laws go live
News Even so, Uppton said concerns about privacy within the US have already changed the attitudes of US companies towards data protection. Mike Pullen, ecommerce lawyer with DLA, said US companies will be encouraged to abide by Safe Harbour because they... [31 Oct 2000]
'Anytime, anywhere' technology leaves bosses cold
News Graham Fisher, analyst at Bloor Research, believes the managers' attitudes are a worrying sign of the divide between old and new economies. He said: "Younger companies are quick at catching up with technology, but old established corporations are... [27 Sep 2000]
MPs cast doubt on e-government promises
News Simon Moores, director of The Research Group, added that the delayed roll out of unmetered internet access, and outmoded cultural attitudes toward IT, will hinder the scheme. The survey also revealed that only 60 per cent of Labour MPs and 41 per... [21 Sep 2000]
E-minister forces Powergen to go public
News The stance is at odds with the attitudes of lobbyists. Ecommerce minister Patricia Hewitt has confirmed that as a result of intense scrutiny from senior Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) officials, Powergen will publicise the result of a full... [31 Jul 2000]
Top bosses failing to embrace ebusiness
News The survey, which looked at top executives' attitudes towards technology, also found that only one in 20 CEOs interviewed think ebusiness will become critical in three years' time. The FEI is part of the UK's Alliance for Electronic Business, and... [26 Jul 2000]
Motorola reports on changing attitudes of high-tech UK
News Motorola today released the sixth issue of a regular report on British attitudes to technology showing overwhelming support for toll free access. Although only eight per cent of respondents currently use ecommerce, 31 per cent said they were... [05 Jun 2000]
The Value Proposition: planning your ecommerce spend
Comment Products, legacy systems, working practices and attitudes may have to be reassessed and you will have to empower your existing staff if the thing is to be successful. The professionals you will hire in from these ecommerce specialists will be... [03 May 2000]
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