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New P2P means business - June 25, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Emerging peer-to-peer models manage distributed content easily.


Counting, accounting, or discounting? - June 18, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Gartner and Microsoft make sure Linux numbers don't add up.


From layoff to launch - June 11, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
This downturn is fostering robust small businesses.


Wireless waiting game - June 04, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Maturing networks, apps, and devices are coming.


Put Web services on your radar - May 28, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Web services should deliver much more than EDI for small businesses.


ABCs of LLCs - May 21, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Consider limited liability status for your small business.


Staying on track - May 14, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
What project management tools help you stay focused on results?


Downsized entrepreneurs - May 07, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Silver linings in the economic downturn


Bugged by bundles! - April 30, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Software suites have stiff competition.


Why own it? - April 23, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Rent software instead.


Online treasure here - April 16, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Visit SBA online.


What a score! - April 09, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Getting expert business advice doesn't have to be expensive.


Web-manage the end-user - April 02, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Does the Web trump automated software distribution tools?


Sharing equally - March 26, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Peer-to-peer computing is cost efficient.


From small to large... - March 19, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
This B2B tool expands opportunities without emptying your wallet.


Basic, It Ain't! - March 12, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Get ready for a new generation of Visual Basic.


Kill jargon, not buzz - March 05, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Basic tools and common sense are the real underpinnings of CRM.


We need to chat... - February 26, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Live chat and instant messaging are the next wave in online customer service.


Are the Storage Wars over? - February 19, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Convergence of once-competing storage architectures will leave businesses with smarter solutions.


Making waves - February 12, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Users can break away from their desks and stay connected to the LAN.


Life without PCs - February 05, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Will broadband wireless technology change the way we do business, or is it culturally impossible?


Chain reaction - January 29, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Small businesses can profit from tightening their supply chains.


Peer-to-peer gets down to business - January 22, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Knowledge portals will open the corporate door for "grid computing."


Top 10 tech trends for 2001 - January 15, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Bleeding-edge is out; concrete results are in.


Visibility on the cheap - January 08, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
You don't have to spend big bucks to promote your business online.


Smarts for 2001 - January 01, 2001
by Maggie Biggs
Improvements in operational efficiency and solid partnerships will be hallmarks of the coming year.


Taking a poll - December 25, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Why are you online on Christmas?


Political fallout - December 18, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Small businesses should expect the 2000 election to affect technology choices and costs.


XML unleashed! - December 11, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
The expected early 2001 W3C release will fuel business-to-business XML integration.


Business gains smarts - December 04, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Smart card technology is coming: Do you know what the implications will be for your business?


World without wires - November 27, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
The second release of the Bluetooth specification pushes the standard closer to real-world viability.


Seeking new knowledge - November 20, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Text mining will let us harness and re-use information housed outside of databases.


Blurry future - November 13, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Your input could provide some clear answers to the IT questions a new leadership faces.


E-business friction - November 06, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
As the Web intertwines with business, management must address inevitable group conflicts.


End-user Computing Forecast - October 30, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Cloudy for now, but strategically clearing in the next two years.


Gaining the upper hand on information - October 23, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Forthcoming knowledge portal technology will help business leaders better manage information assets.


Beyond e-business - October 16, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
It will take us six to eight years to graduate from e-business to just plain business.


Leveraging the intranet (finally!) - October 09, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
It's a mistake to think that you cannot achieve a positive ROI with your intranet applications.


Red Hat rising - October 02, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
A new service from the Linux folks paves the way for Web-based systems deployment and management.


On the radar - September 25, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Leadership in the new economy demands that we keep an eye on current leading-edge technologies as well as those that are a bit further out.


The .NET effect - September 18, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Microsoft's sweeping architectural change gives business and technical leaders plenty to mull over.


Outsourcing hype - September 11, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Ask yourself whether it makes sense before farming out business functions.


Managing off-site workers - September 04, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Are your prepared for the realities of the virtual organization?


What kind of leader are you? - August 28, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Whether you're guiding a large, medium or small business, the new economy demands that managers leverage different skills to be successful.


Recreate your business culture - August 21, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
Which cartoon would you choose to depict your organization's culture?


Welcome to the first installment of - August 14, 2000
by Maggie Biggs
This column is the first of five new daily columns here at ComputerUser.com.


 
 
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