ASP Outsourcing Journal - November 2000



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How to Buy An ASP: Editor Peter Bendor-Samuel discusses buying an ASP.

Producing Impressions: What's Idaho Power Services' formula for success? Outsourcing.

Building An ASP Solution: We clearly didn't have the resources in-house to handle and maintain the PeopleSoft product," Finn recalls.

CinAPPS Makes BSP A No Brainer: With the rise of the Web, CinCom Systems realized it had to become both an Application Service Provider (ASP) and a Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) supplier.

How to Select an ASP Supplier: The path a buyer should take in selecting an ASP depends on the buyer's intent for use of the outsourced application.

Making The Switch: On-line stock brokerage firms continue to snare market share because traders like the speed of their transactions.

Putting All The Apps In One Basket: With the speed of business change, companies need to make knowledgeable decisions faster with the freshest data available.

Email Drives Leads for Saturn: Saturn Corporation was determined its leads would never fall into cyberspace's black hole.

ASP Makes Sure You've Got Mail: Email processes are perfect for outsourcing since it is critical but not core.

Contracting With ASP's What's the Customer to Do?: Rather than pay large license fees and hire swarms of consultants, companies may "rent" the software, or buy applications "by the drink," paying so much per user, per month.

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