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To: flickerful who wrote (478)	2/3/2000 7:11:00 PM
From: E_K_S	Respond to of 576

news.cnet.com Look what Sony is doing with end-to-end e-commerce for their Play Station equipment.... From the article: "....TOKYO--Electronics giant Sony took another stride into the nation's promising e-commerce market today, saying it would use the nation's biggest network of convenience stores to sell its PlayStation games on the Internet..." Why can not Ingram deliver E-Commerce orders to your local convenience market? They are open 7 days a weeks and 24 hours a day. EKS

To: flickerful who wrote (478)	2/22/2000 2:52:00 AM
From: Toni Wheeler	Respond to of 576

-IDF host seeks to demystify RosettaNet-- <<<With all the buzz about e-commerce and Web-based supply-chain practices, attendees at the Intel Developer Forum piled in yesterday to get a crash course on RosettaNet, the consortium that was formed to set e-business standards for IT trading partners. Although the organization is gaining attention and becoming more widely discussed, many in the industry are still piecing together what RosettaNet is doing and what affect it will have on e-business strategies. Intel's marketing manager for e-business, Andy Keates, took on the job of bringing those in the audience up to speed.>>> edtn.com