Moving your company online

Article Abstract:

Companies have much to gain by engaging in electronic commerce. It can result in improved customer service, keep product and account information always up to date, and facilitate immediate response to customer orders. Moreover, electronic commerce can expand the customer base of companies because their products and services are more accessible. In planning their Web sites, companies should first determine their objectives and options to ensure the success of the online activity. They should also evaluate their customers, decide on the corporate image they want to project, and prepare for complexities and legal requirements associated with going global because electronic commerce reaches international audiences. Suggestions on how to implement and maintain a Web site are discussed.

Telegraph & other communications, Web sites (World Wide Web), Online information services, Web sites

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Choosing the right path to the Net

Article Abstract:

Information is provided to help small business owners establish a presence on the World Wide Web, the part of the Internet that is graphical and interactive. What is needed depends on what one wants to accomplish and one's level of understanding of computer and telecommunications technology.

Usage, Cover Story, Small business, Information services, World Wide Web

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Peachtree does Windows right

Article Abstract:

Peachtree Accounting for Windows, Release 2 is easy to use because of its Windows features and is priced at only $169. PAW 2 guides the user with help screens and samples, and is versatile in different types of accounting. It also allows multiple screen access.

Prepackaged software, Financial & Acctg Software Pkgs, Evaluation, Software, Peachtree Accounting for Windows, Release 2 (Accounting software)

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