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Start-up of the month: Ecommerce without tears - or credit cards
Comment In addition it fully authenticates all three parties in an ecommerce transaction - the consumer, the merchant and the bank - so that everyone can be sure who they are dealing with. They question the security of... [17 May 2002]
Ecommerce for everyone
Comment World business leaders gathered in Brussels recently to thrash out a way forward for global ecommerce. The Brussels meeting successfully managed to identify the core barriers to growth in the ecommerce... [10 Aug 1998]
LEADER: Ecommerce or bust
Comment The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) launched the UK government's ecommerce paper this week. Mandleson should be applauded for putting ecommerce in the spotlight. Isn't it a bit passé to be banging... [07 Oct 1998]
The draft Ecommerce Bill: an infringement of human rights?
Comment But now an independent audit, written by former law commissioner and Cambridge professor, Jack Beatson QC, and fellow barrister Tim Eicke, states there are "serious concerns" about that policy's compliance with the European Convention on... [09 Nov 1999]
Flat Eric quits the Web as Levi's finds ecommerce doesn't fit
Comment The jeans giant claimed that "the cost of running a truly world class ecommerce business [was] unaffordable". Is ecommerce really too pricey? In these terms, ecommerce is clearly not... [24 Nov 1999]
How ecommerce has repainted the storage landscape
Comment Ecommerce is adding to the storage needs of Internet companies and traditional businesses alike - and storage vendors are doing their best to capitalise on this increase in demand. Sun Microsystems is also after a share... [10 Jan 2000]
Mandelson puts ecommerce in spin
Comment This "good start" happens to date back, pre-scandal, to when Mandelson himself was still in the cabinet and firmly in the driving seat of the Government's ecommerce policy. A poorly veiled criticism, for sure, of Stephen... [08 Sep 1999]
Leader: Why we don't need an ecommerce minister
Leader Alun Michael, whose last job was to push anti-hunting legislation through parliament, is taking responsibility for ecommerce, communications and information industries along with a long list of other responsibilities... [12 May 2005]
Strategic Vision: Giga Information Group on the economics of ecommerce
Comment Over the past six months, the trade press and finance experts have repeatedly stated that business-to-business ecommerce (B2B) will dwarf business-to-consumer ecommerce (B2C) by a rate of five to one. [29 Sep 1999]
WAP the key to European ecommerce domination
Comment Europe, Latin America, Asia: Craig's been doing the rounds, it seems, and he's convinced that the "exponential" growth rates of ecommerce in the geographical area he termed "non-US" could give the behemoth a run for its... [11 Oct 1999]
Share and share alike: Why the Budget let down ecommerce
Comment The UK government's stated aim is to make Britain the most attractive place in the world for ecommerce. According to Gordon Brown the Budget aimed to make "Britain the best environment for ecommerce and... [23 Mar 2000]
Outsourced ecommerce: Call it a trend
Comment Sending ecommerce out of house is an increasingly popular choice for businesses. The simplest way to set up and run an outsourced ecommerce business - and one chosen by many small organisations - is to... [08 Feb 2005]
Meet the new Ecommerce Minister
Comment So what remains for an Ecommerce Minister to do? His full title is Minister of State for Ecommerce and Competitiveness, so it would be a worthy object of his attention. When Tony Blair appointed Stephen... [03 Jul 2002]
Jeff Bezos: The quiet man of ecommerce
Comment Amazon.co.uk enjoyed 2.2 million unique users in Q3 2002, up 29 per cent year-on-year, according to NetValue, making it the most-visited ecommerce site in the UK. Amazon's been described as the 800 pound gorilla of... [07 Oct 2002]
The Bloor Perspective: ASP action; B2B ecommerce hubs; and Cisco: worth more than Microsoft
Comment But the cumulative effect is starting to position Commerce One at the centre of B2B ecommerce. The second announcement was the formation of a new ecommerce trading exchange for the aerospace and defence... [03 Apr 2000]
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