Topless Towers
Now that President Bush has made it OK to mention matters of faith in public, maybe it’s time to sermonize a bit and denounce pride. Medieval Christian
Shipping/Delivery
Lew Waddey on Outsourcing
Poor service is the inevitable result if you fail to take the time to manage the third-party fulfillment (3PF) selection process properly.
The Cybercritic: Chefwear
Reviewed Jan. 5, 3 p.m., Explorer 5.0 (www.chefwear.com) Chefwear believes that even laypeople have the right to don puffy white hats in the kitchen.
Puttin’ On the Ritz
You may not be running a five-star restaurant, but you’re no less subject to customer service imperatives than the toniest of matre d’s. In today’s competitive
Talking Heads
“What three retail trends do you foresee for 2001?” I don’t have a crystal ball, but my guess is that the economy is going to be soft this year. As for
The Cybercritic: Chef Direct
Reviewed Jan. 3, 2 p.m., Explorer 5.0 (www.chefdirect.com) Chef Direct promises Wholesale prices direct to you! but the site needs to deliver a little
To Catch a Thief
Alarming statistics abound on the prevalence of security breaches. A survey released in 2000 by the Computer Security Institute (CSI) and the FBI reveals
Profile: David Bolotsky
You were an analyst at Goldman Sachs. What prompted you to become an e-tailer? I had always wanted to run a business, and as an analyst, I felt like I
Digging Tunnels
A network security system consisting solely of firewalls and anti-virus software is no longer viable, according to a report titled, eSecurity: Removing
When Dinosaurs Fly
Move over, Jurassic Park. Brick-and-mortar retailers have not only survived the mass extinction of dot-coms but evolved into a new, hybrid species of