Its official. OMKT announcing new partners and customers. This weekend .I think. Click on second link.
news pending
by: AugustWest79 (36/M/Denver Colorado)
27798 of 27804
Even if the recent action has nothing to do with the buyout rumors, we might still see some fireworks this week due to
developments at Spring
Internet World 99. April 12-16
techweb.com
whats expected:
news.com
"e-commerce software vendor Open Market will name new partners and customers." [CommerceTone?]
this is interesting: "E-commerce start-up Econex will unveil its "e-commerce dial-tone" service, an end-to-end Internet
commerce solution for small
to midsized companies."
"Getting small businesses into e-commerce is emerging as a major theme at next week's Internet World trade show in Los
Angeles, where a slew
of startups will join industry heavyweights like Intel in targeting small companies.
"It's a huge, huge business opportunity," said Laurie McCabe, small-business analyst at Summit Strategies. "Finally, the big
vendors are waking
up."
Battle for small business e-commerce solutions heating up as this is now seen as a huge opportunity for vendors. Once again
OMKT leads and the
other vendors are just waking up. OMKT is by far the Number 1 in this business segement as recent Dataquest study shows.
Perhaps now all
those CSP's will start paying off big time as well!
A buyout is not our only chance for significant stock price appreciation here folks! But it is a very real and distinct possibility.
Any one of a dozen
companies (ORCL, PSFT, SAP, IBM, MSFT, LCOS, AOL, to name but a few) would love to have OMKT's access to the
small as well as
enterprise e-commerce market. The bidding war concept someone espoused recently certainly has a nice appeal to it
<ggg>.
Posted: 04/11/99, 9:56AM EDT as a reply to: Msg 27797 by Legalwiz2
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