Table of Contents - July/August 1999 Issue

  
a view from the top
Gates says the Internet's influence is overestimated for the next two years— but underestimated for the next 10.
—A Context Interview

low-tech high-tech
Pacific Pride shows how good information can revolutionize even a sleepy industry— at little cost.
—by Claire Tristram

risky business
Progressive gambles on the Internet and shakes up the insurance industry.
—by Joanne Kelley

the buddy system
More companies decide the classic choice is now: make vs. buy vs. partner.
—by Anne Field










DIGITAL STRATEGY
The Price Is Wrong

Commerce is moving beyond price, to subtler measurements
of value.

—by John Sviokla

IMPACT
The More, the Merrier
Yahoo! executive suggests that companies develop a free-flowing stream of partnerships.
—by Elizabeth Collet

THE GREAT LIE
Going Nowhere Fast
The talk of how to speed up the Internet is seriously misguided, even dangerous.
—by David P. Reed




Digital Frontier
Off the Cuff

Virtual Horizons
Digital technology gives carpenters and plumbers amazing new capabilities.


Opening Remarks
WWW.ord to the Wise
—by Paul Carroll, Editor-in-Chief

The Write Stuff
Letters to the Editor.

              



REFLECTIONS
INNER GAME OF WORK
Nothing Ventured...

The three immutable principles for managing 'intraventures' in electronic commerce.
—by Heidi Mason and
Timothy J. Rohner


CEO USER'S GUIDE
Shall We Dance?

Companies need to view, and manage, their partnerships in a new way.
—by John C. Henderson

MAN AND MACHINE
The Humanoid Condition

Although 'cyborgs' are portrayed as evil, the author is grateful to be one.
—by Peter Cochrane

THE LAST WORD
Distant Thunder

Will computers cause a storm of change in education, or will the notion pass quietly?

Book Review
Future Schlock
Sci-fi book lays out a barren vision of a world overwhelmed by technology.
—by Bruce Sterling


Book Reviews
Goin' Fishin'
A review of Net Worth by John Hagel III and Marc Singer.
—by Eric Nee


Nobody's as Smart as Everybody
A review of The New Pioneers by Thomas Petzinger Jr.
—by Bob Gilbert




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