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Self-Service Printing
If the new business model requires that firms overhaul themselves to offer individualized service, Royal P. Farros has an advantage: He started out that
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TECHNOLOGY: Shape Up
Perhaps we’re a bit traditional, but we sort of expect CD-ROMs to be round. Disc-shaped, in fact.So we were surprised recently by a CD-ROM in the size
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Blame Canada? Not so Fast…
Should we blame the government?Or blame society?Or should we blame the images on TV?NO! Blame Canada!- Trey Parker and Marc ShaimanBefore you ask, no,
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Promoting Intelligence: IBM’s direct response effort touts business services
On the off chance anyone worried that IBM was lacking in business intelligence, the company has decided to spend $30 million to make sure we all know
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Look Back, Look Forward, Look Out: Databases fuel one-to-one communication
EBay, the online auction service, had a problem earlier this year: Although visitors to its “my eBay” Web pages were able to specify the categories they
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Site Unseen: The American Diabetes Association custom builds its Web sites
With its year-old custom Web page program, the American Diabetes Association has demonstrated that consumers respond well to tailored offerings. Visitors
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Off the Straight and Narrow Path
If you’re a marketer who uses regression models, you need to understand the topic of nonlinearity: What it is, why it is important, how it could improve
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Viking Goes One-Up
Viking Office Products is bringing a one-to-one targeting strategy to many of its 157 catalog marketing programs. The $1.7 billion cataloger’s latest
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Where the Girls Are: Target Market Concepts gives samples to roller-skating teens
Looking for a place where teenagers can have good, wholesome fun? If that seems a contradiction in terms, you don’t know the venues Greg Sobocinski does.As
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California Opts In
Modeled on European law, pending bill would require written permission for transfer of personal dataCalifornia could become the first state to adopt European-style