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MORE E-Sales Intelligence Reports for 1Q01: Retail and Wholesale Industries (Jan 2001)
This report outlines e-sales intilligence reports for 1Q01: Retail and wholesale Industries including Proflowers.com, Ice.com, BlueLIght.com and KMart Corporation, Rand McNally adn more.
August, 2002
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E-Sales Intelligence Reports: Play Co Profile (Feb 2001)
Play Co Toys announced that its retail store sales for the month of December through Christmas 2000 grew by approximately 18% over the same period in 1999. The strong growth primarily came from new store sales, as same store sales for the period declined by approximately 4%. In addition, the German website, http://www.toys.tx40.de, reported a 72% increase in 2000 sales over 1999 for the entire holiday season.
August, 2002
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IBM Web-enabled Kiosk (Feb 2001)
In January 2001 IBM announced a Web-enabled kiosk designed specifically for retail stores. The new IBM NetVista Kiosk is hardened to withstand the demanding in-store environment, allows retailers to use the power of the Internet to give shoppers more choices and convenience, and offers retailers another way to interact with their customers.
August, 2002
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E-Sales and Performance Reports: USA-Networks (Feb 2001)
This report outlines e-sales and performance reports for USA networks, including Home Shopping Network, Hotel Reservations Networ, Ticketmaster, ECS's Short Shopping, and others.
August, 2002
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E-Sales Intelligence Reports for 1Q01: Utilities and Transportation (Mar 2001)
This is an e-sales intelligence report for 1Q01 transportation companies FedEx and Delta Air Lines.
August, 2002
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MORE E-Sales Intelligence Reports for 1Q01: Retail and Wholesale Industries (Mar 2001)
This report outlines e-sales intilligence reports for 1Q01: Retail and wholesale Industries (Mar 2001)
August, 2002
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FTC Finds Online Holiday Shopping Experience Improved For Consumers in 2000 (Mar 2001)
Jodie Bernstein, Director of the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection, announced that from the FTC's perspective, the 2000 online holiday shopping season seems to have gone more smoothly for consumers than the 1999 online holiday season.
August, 2002
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E-Sales and Performance Reports: Court TV (Mar 2001)
Court TV, the fastest growing basic cable network in the industry, will spend a record $140 million on programming over the next two years. Page views for Court TV Online's websites, including courttv.com, thesmokinggun.com, and crimelibrary.com, increased to a record 24 million in January 2001, a 328% increase from a year earlier. Court TV is the number one basic cable network in terms of percentage subscriber growth over the past twelve months, ending March 1, 2001, up 37%; it is also the top network in terms of increases in total number of subscribers, year-to-year (15 MM subs).
August, 2002
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E-Sales Intelligence Reports for 1Q01: Banking, Finance, and Insurance (Jan 2001
A recent survey by California Commerce Bank indicated the bank, a subsidiary of Banamex, the largest bank in Mexico, has successfully improved employee productivity and network security by eliminating passwords and introducing a biometric alternative-- DigitalPersona U.are.U Pro Fingerprint Security System.
August, 2002
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E-Sales Intelligence Reports for 4Q00: Entertainment Industries (Jan 2001)
This report outlines e-sales intilligence reports for entertainment industries including The Sportsman Guide and Adtegrity.com.
August, 2002
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E-Sales Intelligence Reports for 4Q00: Retail and Wholesale Industries (Jan 2001)
E-Sales Intelligence Reports for 1Q01: Professional and Trade Services Industry (Jan 2001).
August, 2002
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Yahoo! 2000 Financial Report
Yahoo! reported results for the fiscal fourth quarter and the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 2000. Net revenues for the fourth quarter increased 53% to $310,873,000 from net revenues of $203,148,000 for the fourth quarter of 1999. Pro forma net income for the fourth quarter of 2000 was $80,242,000 or $0.13 per share diluted.
August, 2002
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Jobs in E-Commerce: Revealing the Process Behind the Business
In 2002, Computer Economics surveyed ninety-six recruiting efforts in both the major national newspapers in every region of the United States and the employment advertisements on the Internet to demonstrate which types of computer skills are being sought to staff e-business projects. The results of this survey show the positions and types of programming, language, systems, and database skills for which companies are hiring.
August, 2002
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Searching the Executive Search Companies
Computer Economics conducted an online survey of 16 of the top executive search firms in the United States. Executive search companies provide a means of finding senior management personnel. The search firms help client companies find the right senior manager, or possibly a team of managers, for a specific role.
August, 2002
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The High-Tech Work Force of the Future Will Be Predominately White and Asian
The differences in the rate of high school completions are narrowing across ethnic groups. However, the gap in college matriculation and graduation between whites and Asians (which is rising) and Hispanics and African Americans (which is not rising) will widen still further according to a 1999 study by RAND.
August, 2002
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