E-business spending to top $1.3 trillion in 2001
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- Collaboration is key for surviving B2B players. Carroll, Brian // Furniture/Today;04/30/2001, Vol. 25 Issue 33, p30
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- Some interesting lessons on how to cast your Net. Allegrezza, Ray // Furniture/Today;05/14/2001, Vol. 25 Issue 35, p27
Focuses on the importance of electronic commerce technology to furniture companies. Growing number of industry players that are utilizing Internet technology; Factors needed to be considered by furniture companies when initiating an electronic commerce strategy; Overview on the advantages and...
- B2B exchanges gaining acceptance by industry. Carroll, Brian // Furniture/Today;7/28/2003, Vol. 27 Issue 46, p31
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- BCFA Internet move praised. // Cabinet Maker;04/30/99, Issue 5136, p5
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- Real shopping. McInnes, Graham // Cabinet Maker;05/28/99, Issue 5140, p20
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- Furniture is slow to click. // Cabinet Maker;10/22/99, Issue 5160, p4
Reports that furniture and furnishing is one of the lowest growth opportunities for online shopping, according to the report `Electronic Shopping in Europe.'
- New Heights set to scale online retail mountain. de Melim, Richard // Cabinet Maker;12/10/99, Issue 5167, p1
Reports on cabinet retailer New Heights' launching of a Web site and sell 50 models of its furniture online.
- Virtual goldrush. Knight // Cabinet Maker;01/07/2000, Issue 5169, p16
Discusses advantages of electronic commerce to the furniture industry. Findings of a study which showed that websites influence an increase of offline sales; Availability of the original specifications on a product; Successful online retailers' selling at competitive, offline prices and...
- Keep the consumer informed or lose out. Westphal, Linda // Cabinet Maker;02/18/2000, Issue 5175, p6
Provides insights on the advantages of an electronic commerce website for Heal's furniture company and the impact of such method of retailing for other furniture companies.
- Which? mark for Lordship. // Cabinet Maker;04/07/2000, Issue 5182, p6
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