Table of Content - August/September 2002

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Features
The Friendlier Skies
Airlines, not exactly known for great service, are using technology to make life easier for passengers.
—by Roger Fillion

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Dow Jones CEO Peter Kann explains how the Internet is changing the news business, altering longstanding relationships among readers, editors, and advertisers.
—a Context Interview

Sick Sigma
Six Sigma is being used in lots of new ways. Critics call the trend dangerous.
—by Bob Gilbert

Biller App
Electronic billing finally builds momentum as companies seek to cut costs.
—by Joanne Kelley

 
 
 

INSIGHT
The Seven Myths of Knowledge Management
Companies court catastrophe when they fall for even one of these wrong-headed ideas.
—by Marc Rosenberg


Round 2.0
Just because the Internet hasn’t yet ushered in a New Economy doesn’t mean it won’t, the author says. He tells companies how to stay alert.
—by Andy Lippman



OPENING REMARKS
WWW.ord to the Wise
—Paul B. Carroll,
Editor-in-Chief

The Write Stuff
Letters to the Editor.

Off the Cuff

    



Catalyst
Book Excerpt
When the Music Stopped
A tale of how the recording industry stifled an online innovator to sustain the status quo—for the moment.
—by John Alderman

Something Ventured, Something Gained
‘Corporate venturing’ helps Motorola find opportunities for growth.
—by Jim O’Connor and Tim Rohner

The 19th-Century Internet
In its day, the telegraph was just as revolutionary as the Internet. It may show how the online world will develop.
—by Tom Standage

THE LAST WORD
You’ve Got Spam

Two experts suggest ways to reduce the deluge of unwanted e-mail.




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