ASP Outsourcing Journal - December 2000



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Today a Moat Won't Do: Privacy and security are at the heart of a company's ability to do business on the Internet safely.

Xdrive: Handling Growth to the X Degree: Share information with multiple clients in multiple locations.

A Taxing Solution: On the payment front, taxpayers had only two choices: either deliver a check to the office or mail one.

Data Storage at the Speed of Light: In 1998 Bill Miller was in the hardware storage business. His specialty was oil firms.

Remote Control: One of the most divisive debates about the Internet has been the future of Napster. The fight featured new and old technologies battling over big dollars.

A Purr-fect Outsourcing Relationship: How do you get the end user to the Web site, especially when they are reading or hearing about a Web site when they are away from their computer?

Service 911 Makes Nothing an Emergency: Larry Schwartz knows all about computer-generated frustration.

Startup HMO Quickly Makes Its Mark: How to focus on building a provider network, develop and expand new products and provide excellent service for your clients.

Corio Offers One Stop Shopping: Once a company feels comfortable with the outsourcing system and the supplier, they are more willing to give the supplier more responsibilities.

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