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To: ztect who wrote (26035)	4/20/1999 12:32:00 PM
From: Sam LBI nj	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Partnership??...Hmmm Sam.com

To: ztect who wrote (26035)	4/21/1999 2:41:00 PM
From: Ellen	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

I went back and reviewed the new site again. Instead of the first look, when it was more of a "check it out" view, I started to think more about what is offered there from TSIG. In light of some things I've read in doing some further research, it's my very humble opinion that the importance of and impact of what TSIG is putting together here is extremely relevant to today's commerce. TSIG offers a services-ready infrastructure. It kind of zipped right by me with the first glance that these services, outsourced to TSIG, can be leased by business customers. So their expense(s) is a write-off rather than a capital expenditure. (Thanks to you-know-who-you-are for re-pointing this out!) tsig.com Based in St. Petersburg, Fla., TeleServices International Group, known as TSIG.com, is making eBusiness work by providing a comprehensive suite of solutions for companies' Web-based commerce needs, including: eSoftware - Packaged e-commerce products for rent, including complete solutions for companies that need quick business-to-consumer Web solutions, while minimizing the time and expense of developing and maintaining their site. eHosting - Premier data center facilities on secure and reliable networks for hosting and access to sites with tiered levels of service. eService - Managed, Web-based call center and world-class customer care solutions for providing the highest quality service to the eBusiness market for customer management and support. eMarketing - Innovative relationship marketing programs to reduce the cost of acquiring new customers, with built-in retention components. The company's mission is to be a leader in end-to-end eBusiness solutions by delivering superior products and services that reduce the time and expense associated with Web-based commerce initiatives. This is exemplified in TSIG.com's www.myMusicCard.com e-commerce Web site, which is the first site to incorporate the entire eSuite of business-to-consumer Web solutions. The company also has offices in Mountain View, Calif. and Los Angeles. netscape.com Portions of the article: Business success often depends on the effectiveness of your communications. And to be effective today, a business must communicate with customers and partners around the world by making the move from company to company.com. Through its web site, a business can efficiently meet new customers, sell its products and services, provide customer service, and connect with its business partners and suppliers. The continuing explosive growth in Internet usage is good news for every company that's online: As the market expands, it brings with it an increasing number of potential new and repeat customers. But even though we all recognize the importance of the Internet to business, not every company wants to set up and maintain its own web site. ... One of the great things about standards-based Internet technology is that it lets a company outsource applications and systems and run them from hosting sites. For example, a company can outsource electronic commerce services or business applications, thereby freeing up internal resources to concentrate on its core competencies. By outsourcing, a company can get state-of-the-art systems for a portion of the cost, and let the hosting company worry about running and maintaining the systems. This article was written by Michael Greenbaum, Senior VP and General Manager, Single User Markets, Netcom

To: ztect who wrote (26035)	4/21/1999 2:49:00 PM
From: Ellen	Respond to of 44908

And more... netscape.com a portion of the article - According to Forrester Research, online sales will reach $327 billion by the year 2002, and 40 percent of the people using the web will be active online buyers. Understanding how to leverage the Net to realize new revenue streams, reduce operational costs, and increase customer retention is critical for survival in an environment where the competition is just a click away. Is your company ready to succeed in this new environment? Are you ready to meet the challenges that you undoubtedly will face from competitors, some of whom you haven't even heard of yet? Creative CRM and SRM solutions can help you meet these business challenges and take full advantage of the end-to-end commerce opportunities of the Net Economy. This article was written by Barry Ariko, Executive VP and Chief Operating Officer, Netscape Communications Corporation ---------- Here's where TSIG's services-ready infrastructure enters the picture...?...:-)