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Bloor has a library of over 1,000 published research papers that provide incisive but cost effective decision support information. Our research publications can help your organisation by giving you:

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Cover for Generic TCP/IP Gaining Ground

Generic TCP/IP Gaining Ground
Published: 1st September 1999 | By: Dave Singleton
Networking in the office environment used to be an area where proprietary solutions held sway. Once upon a time it was IBM and SNA plus Token Ring at one end of the market, and Novell at the other end. TCP/IP…

Y2K demand drops as the Milliennium approaches

Y2K demand drops as the Milliennium approaches
Published: 1st September 1999 | By: Dave Singleton
Demand for Y2K Skills is dropping fast, although August featured a small rise in demand. This data is based upon analysis of more than 200,000 online Job adverts which named Y2K, sampled over the last 7 months, averaging around 30,000…

Cover for COMPAQ New Directions

COMPAQ New Directions
Published: 1st September 1999 | By: Martin Brampton
Michael Capellas has now been CEO of Compaq for six weeks, following substantial losses and the resignation of former CEO Eckhard Pfeiffer.  He and his executive team have been outlining their plans for carrying the company forward. Compaq is a…

Cover for Informix Dynamic Server Universal Data & the Web

Informix Dynamic Server Universal Data & the Web
Published: 1st August 1999 | By: Rob Hailstone
Here we concentrate on the features and options that are fundamental to web-enabled and e-commerce applications, as well as those requiring extended-relational capabilities. We look particularly at the additional requirements of On-line Transaction Processing when it is extended by the…

Cover for Informix i.Informix

Informix i.Informix
Published: 1st August 1999 | By:
This review considers Informix’s specifically Internet directed line of business products. These are i.Sell, which is a Shopping Mall application, and i.Reach, which is designed to support the creation of a corporate information repository.

Cover for Oracle, A review of Oracle’s strategy & recent developments

Oracle, A review of Oracle’s strategy & recent developments
Published: 1st August 1999 | By:
Recent announcements from Oracle show a consolidation of its strategy and products aimed at the Internet technology marketplace. The company is continuing to put in place a very broad and far reaching technology infrastructure, positioning the company as more of…

Cover for IBM San Francisco Framework (e-Components)

IBM San Francisco Framework (e-Components)
Published: 1st August 1999 | By:
IBM’s e-Components (previously known as the San Francisco Framework) is a business level, component framework providing processes and services implemented in Java. It is targeted principally at IBM’s Value Added Reseller (VAR) market. Following development work spanning the last two…

Cover for Candle Corporation

Candle Corporation
Published: 1st August 1999 | By: Martin Brampton
Candle is a provider of software and services to enable the connection, integration and management of applications on mainframes and distributed systems.

Cover for NT and Unix neck and neck in the operating Systems Race

NT and Unix neck and neck in the operating Systems Race
Published: 1st July 1999 | By: Dave Singleton
It is now basically a two horse race in the operating systems markets by volume – but that is nothing new. What the numbers show us is trends.  Demand for both NT and Unix is growing

Cover for Year 2000 will not kill IT investment next year

Year 2000 will not kill IT investment next year
Published: 1st July 1999 | By: Dave Singleton
We sampled between 10,000 and 11,000 IT job adverts per month over the last 5 months.  Demand for Y2K skills is dropping – no surprise there as we approach the millennium. But, what is interesting is how small a proportion…

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