B2B E-Commerce

Magazine articles on business-to-business e-commerce.

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InternetNews April 12, 2004 Dan Muse	Ensim Helps HSPs Go Beyond a Web Site The software infrastructure provider unveils a program designed to encourage its 18,000 hosting service provider customers to offer e-commerce services to their 600,000 business clients.
InternetNews April 1, 2004 Jim Wagner	Ariba Spending Spree Continues The spend management company acquires tiny rival Softface to add content management to the mix.
Insurance & Technology March 16, 2004 Anthony O'Donnell	Kinnect Handles Open Risk Lloyd's-sponsored B2B insurance hub experiment shows promise.
PC Magazine April 6, 2004 Sarah L. Roberts-Witt	What Else Is Hot Now At Krispy Kreme? Krispy Kreme's new intranet portal allows employyes and franchise owners to communicate with the corporate center.
ONLINE Mar/Apr 2004 George Plosker	Making Money as an Aggregator How to be a successful aggregator when the public doesn't want to pay for content.
Bank Technology News February 2004 Michael Sisk	The Rush To Fill c2it's Void While the closing of Citigroup's long-struggling c2it online money transfer service in November caught a lot of headlines, it was but a single move on the global on-line payments chess board. It's a game that's heating up fast, particularly on the international front.
InternetNews February 5, 2004 Sean Michael Kerner	Compuware Buys Auto Industry Play Covisint Covisint, the dot com era startup created and heavily financed by the auto sector has been sold to Compuware Corporation.
InternetNews January 16, 2004 Michael Singer	Q&A: RosettaNet CEO Jennifer Hamilton The woman leading B2B standards efforts talks about China's role in the continued growth of e-business, RFID opportunities, and how to improve supply chain management.
CIO January 15, 2004 Jon Surmacz	The Growing Importance of Internet Purchasing Large companies can leverage their buying power online
InternetNews January 7, 2004 Clint Boulton	Microsoft, Vendors Move to Corral Web Services Events Microsoft, BEA and TIBCO publish a specification for helping Web services events interoperate; IBM declines, but it's okay, analysts say.
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