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Fast Company
February 2001
Paul C. Judge |
"How I Saved $100 Million on the Web." Jonathan W. Ayers, president of Carrier Corp., loves the Web. But he's no radical. For giant companies like his, he argues, the real power of the Internet lies in doing what you already do faster and cheaper.   |
Fast Company
February 2001
Lucy McCauley & Christine Canabou |
Dots Dashed Ten opinions on the lessions learned from the dot-com shakeout. |
Fast Company
February 2001
Bill Breen |
Forced to Face the Web Recruiting firm Romac International realized that it had to respond to the web and become kforce.com |
Fast Company
February 2001
Amy Wilson Sheldon |
Slow Down, You Move Too Fast CEO of DreamLabs says that taking time to think was better than moving at "Internet speed". |
Fast Company
February 2001
George Anders |
Weak Companies, Strong Mergers? ...The crucial next step requires knowing how to merge fast and well. In the Internet economy, that means more than changing a logo or reconciling two chief executives' egos to the fact that they can't both be boss... |
Fast Company
February 2001 |
Get Ready for Act II A letter from the founding editors: Certain assumptions about the Internet economy have been shattered, but the new economy is not over. |
PC World
January 11, 2001
Tom Spring, PCWorld.com |
AOL-Time Warner: Friend or Foe? Analysis: Sorting out the merger of two generations of media giants. |
Real Estate Portfolio
Jan/Feb 2001
Anna Chason |
Regulation Fair Disclosure: Walking the High Wire Investor relations have been described as a fencing match conducted on a tightrope. In providing information to investors and analysts, corporate officers must carefully negotiate the "high wire" and provide full information while avoiding "selective disclosures"... |
Searcher
January 2001
Stephen Abram |
Intelligent Conferences: Reality or Oxymoron? Technology is having an impact on all areas of our lives, but until recently, it only seemed evident at conferences in lavish graphic presentations. Now it has begun to shake the pillars of conference organization and attendance. Will these events survive in their current form? |
CIO
January 1, 2001
Sarah D. Scalet & Lafe Low |
Come Together CIO brought together three IT leaders and three business leaders to decide on the best ways to get in step. |
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