The company offers nearly 400,000 sites in 127 countries, including 14,000 sites for electronic commerce.
"Print can make something look so gorgeous you want to cry," said Bill Bass, the vice president for electronic commerce at Lands Endd.
Mr. Pauley, 30, is the vice president for electronic commerce at Invesco Funds Group, a mutual-fund company in Denver that has been opening accounts directly over the Internet (www.invesco.com) since late last year.
We reconfirm the commitment to the APEC-wide moratorium on the imposition of custom duties on electronic transmissions, and agree on its extension until the Fifth WTO Ministerial Conference, recognizing the importance of relevant WTO agreements for electronic commerce.
It announced it had won a big contract to supply Citibank with software for electronic commerce.
NetIQ, which makes network management products for electronic commerce companies, announced it would acquire the WebTrends Corporation, which provides software and services for e-commerce companies.
In 1997 its GE Information Services GEISS) division was practically the only B2B game in town, albeit based on pre-Internet technologies.But GEIS faded mysteriously from sight just as such B2B companies as Ariba and Commerce One began to produce fashionable software for electronic commerce.
Microsoft could reasonably expect to shape the way markets for electronic commerce evolved if it created the proprietary MSN network.
He's going to sell software for electronic commerce, capturing a sliver of the transaction volume that, according to Forrester Research, should climb from $8 billion in 1997 to $327 billion in 2002.
He was also chairman, chief executive and president of Commerce One, which is considered to have established the software standards for electronic commerce.
The paper then considers the strategies EGS operations have used to offset the "killer costs" of logistics for electronic commerce.
