The software with second sight

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Online stores can benefit from the new generation of programs designed to gather data about customers. Sales of electronic commerce analysis software are expected to reach $797 million (U.S.) in 2004.

Telegraph & other communications, Video Retailing Service, All Other Information Services, All Other Specialty Food Stores, Variety stores, Software, Retail industry, Retail trade, Internet software, Equipment and supplies, Online services, Internet services, International Business Machines Corp., IBM, Electronic commerce, E-commerce software, Home shopping, Consumer behavior, E.piphany Inc., Michaels Stores Inc., MIKE, IBM Canada Ltd., SAS Institute Inc., Hyperion Solutions Corp., HYSL

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Real estate industry remains tech sky

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Real estate brokers in Canada are adopting information technology but slowly. The high investments required in IT by real estate industry and the concerns regarding the issue are discussed.

General services, Financial management, Other Activities Related to Real Estate, Information Systems & Theory, REAL ESTATE, Real Estate Services, Usage, Finance, Company investment, Investments, Information technology, Real estate industry, Company systems management, Information management, Company financing

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Microsoft says Office opening on track

Article Abstract:

Plans of Microsoft Corp. to release its new Windows Vista and Office 2007 are discussed.

Microsoft Windows Vista and Office 2007 (Operating system)

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