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To: puborectalis who wrote (9475)	8/23/2000 5:42:00 AM
From: puborectalis	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 24256

IWOV recent analyst comments: July 18, coming in ahead of both our product license and service revenue estimates," said Farshian. "We continue to believe that Interwoven, the leader in enterprise-class Web site management, is a core holding in the Internet applications space. As such, we are raising our 2000 and 2001 estimates."....................................``We were recently named the fastest growing software company in Silicon Valley and that was before our fantastic Q2 results,'' said Martin Brauns, president and CEO of Interwoven. ``Our rapid increases in our worldwide sales and professional services staff, augmented by our highly effective partner channel and our continued international traction have all contributed to our tremendous success this quarter.''.....................``By 2003 more people will be accessing the Web via handheld devices rather than with PCs. Our leading eBusiness customers know the importance of wireless and are turning to us to enable them to extend their Web properties to the wireless Web,'' said Martin Brauns, president and CEO of Interwoven, Inc. ``Our acquisition of the Neonyoyo technology and team will allow us to extend our lead in content management and XML publishing by accelerating our existing wireless Web development efforts.''

To: puborectalis who wrote (9475)	8/23/2000 5:50:21 AM
From: ColtonGang	Respond to of 24256

European B2B to reach £4 trillion by 2004 Consumer e-commerce will make up more than 6% of European trade by 2004, a survey by the London Chamber of Commerce predicted today. European Internet consumer trade is forecast to reach £1.6 trillion, while business-to-business trade is predicted to be at about £4 trillion by this time. The survey by the LCC revealed ‘spectacular growth’ in the number of manufacturers using their websites for trading, with 29% of them now using this channel. Around 62% of retailers do business over the Internet. The survey also found that 88% of all companies now operate a website, up from 65% in 1998. ©2000 citywire.co.uk