Business 2.0

By: Dylan Tweney Issue: November 2001 Adding foreign language versions of your website can easily pay for itself in fresh […]

New real-time computing technologies can link manufacturing plants with other divisions of the company — and help stave off supply-chain

The events of the past month have made many companies nervous about their Internet security. It’s about time. If you

For as long as people have been keeping records, they’ve struggled to find efficient ways to file their work. Ancient

In the hours and days after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, millions of phone lines went silent, but e-mail and

To do business on the Web, you need an application server. Too bad you’re probably paying too much for it.

Many companies try to mine their mountains of data for new marketing ventures and better customer information. But are they

In the 1968 film 2001: A Space Odyssey, a sentient (if ultimately haywire) shipboard computer named HAL 9000 converses with

When it comes to network security, your corporate IT department probably has the company’s computers locked up in the technological

So you’ve just finished the big website redesign. Your designers and engineers have put in hundreds of hours, you’ve quelled