Intuitively competitive: Intuit owns most of the market for financial software. In the last of our series, we look at its prospect in the age of on-line financial services

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Intuit has bested even Microsoft because of the simplicity of its Quicken product. However as more people begin to use the Internet for at-home banking, Intuition has had to plan on how to tap into this lucrative market. Many Quicken products are a part of the web-based Quicken Financial Network.

Management, Economic aspects, Marketing, Financial software, Home banking, Home banking services, Intuit Inc., INTU, Quicken (Personal finance software), Quicken Financial Network

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How Bill became Larry: the network computer

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Oracle has promoted the idea of a future in which network computers, rather than personal computers, are dominant, and the idea also has been embraced by Microsoft. Microsoft has gotten off to a faster start, but the choice between Windows and Java software may eventually decide the battle.

Microsoft Corp., Oracle Corp., ORCL, MSFT

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