TECHNOLOGY EDGE: 2001: A retail odyssey
Feb 1, 2001, W.S. Moore, III
Dickson CyberExpress, where bricks & clicks convergeMany traditional retailers have embraced the click-and-mortar ethos, adopting virtual storefronts,...
TECHNOLOGY EDGE: Robots, Iraqis and PS2
Feb 1, 2001, Joel Groover
In the mad dash for Sony PlayStation 2, Internet shoppers discover a web-based tool that could transform e-commerce....
Technology
Jan 1, 2001, SHOPPING CENTER WORLD STAFF
New York - Toronto-based Borderfree Inc., an international e-commerce service provider, recently launched an Internet solution for U. S. merchants enabling...
Technology
Jan 1, 2001, SHOPPING CENTER WORLD STAFF
Lancaster, Pa. - E-Commerce Logistics Ltd. (ECL) has recently completed a 1.5 million cu. ft. multi-lingual customer service center and fulfillment center...
The broadband bandwagon
Jan 1, 2001, Martin Sinderman
Retailers enjoy the benefits of supercharged bandwidth while mall owners enjoy the extra revenue gained by selling it to them.Maybe a retail exec in the...
Fighting Rolodex entropy
Jan 1, 2001, Joel Groover
TenantMix.com offers owners and brokers an online database loaded with thousands of up-to-date retailer profiles.You might call it "Rolodex entropy."...
Glowing reports
Jan 1, 2001, W.S. Moore, III
Reno restaurant hosts a different kind of laser show. Lasers - once the death rays of science-fiction B-movies - have become rather commonplace in the...
Larger than life
Jan 1, 2001, SHOPPING CENTER WORLD STAFF
Creative Color's jumbo-size digital graphics make a big splash in Utah.Ask the average Utah resident if they have heard of Salt Lake City-based digital...
Unraveling the web
Jan 1, 2001, Cindy Svec and John Lock
Internet pros offer helpful tips on how to make sure your company's website is a winner.No doubt about it, the Internet has changed business forever,...
E-tailers face the ghost of Christmas past
Dec 1, 2000, Elyse Umlauf-Garneau
Giving online shopping another whirl this holiday season, retailers need to deliver on promises and avoid past mistakes.If the guy at Starbucks ruins...
