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In 1998-99, enterprise software companies were actually harmed by shift to Internet computing because they didn't have products to offer read more
In 1998-99, enterprise software companies were actually harmed by shift to Internet computing because they didn't have products to offer in that category. They are now just beginning to enjoy the product cycle in Internet-architected software. In addition, there is a broad shift to e-business throughout the economy and a heightened appreciation of the value of e-commerce.
In general, they tend to get (up to) one-and-a-half percent of traffic, so you sign up a couple billion-dollar exchanges read more
In general, they tend to get (up to) one-and-a-half percent of traffic, so you sign up a couple billion-dollar exchanges and you are in good shape.
They have yet to achieve needed traction there.
They have yet to achieve needed traction there.
Overall, we are pretty optimistic. We think the September and December quarters will be good ones for the enterprise software read more
Overall, we are pretty optimistic. We think the September and December quarters will be good ones for the enterprise software providers. The business software cycle is on the rise, rebounding nicely from the Y2K problem of last year and the successful transition from client-server architecture to Internet architecture software.
