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January 2, 2002

The demise of many individual electronic marketplaces in 2001 may have unfairly tarnished the reputation of the overall business-to-business e-commerce market. While scores of e-marketplaces have perished in recent months, throngs of B2B technology companies steered clear of the downswing and have survived. In fact, B2B technology companies that specialize in integrating disparate business systems stand to prosper in the current environment...

E-Commerce 2001 in Review: Let's Make a Deal

December 28, 2001

Not even the most optimistic observer is ready to declare that the dot-com shakeout ended in 2001. But it did slow down and start to take on a different look, as mergers, acquisitions and partnerships made headlines as often as high-profile failures. "One of the key highlights of e-commerce in 20...

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