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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:

  • Greater insight into the business issues technology is addressing
  • Thorough concise reviews on technologies and the issues they address, with comparisons between all the vendors and the ways in which they solve the problems
  • Detailed evaluations of individual IT solutions, effectively communicating their value and the issues they address.

Here are our latest papers:

Cover for 3 clusters of Web applications technology

3 clusters of Web applications technology
Published: 1st February 2000 | By: Dave Singleton
Building a Web application site for e-commerce require choices in technology, what combinations of products, programming languages and technology should be used?

Cover for Customer Relationship Management in Insurance

Customer Relationship Management in Insurance
Published: 1st February 2000 | By: Martin Brampton
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Cover for SonicMQ messaging server – a new departure for Progress Software

SonicMQ messaging server – a new departure for Progress Software
Published: 1st December 1999 | By: Martin Brampton
In November 1999 Progress Software announced its entry into the messaging market. At first sight it seems strange that they should tackle a market where IBM already has a huge share with its MQ Series.

Cover for net.Genesis

net.Genesis
Published: 1st November 1999 | By:
Larry Bohn, President and Chief Executive Officer of net.Genesis explained how the company aims to instrument the online business.  The goal is to understand and optimise customer behaviour so as to achieve growth.  There is a great deal of material…

Cover for Micromuse

Micromuse
Published: 1st October 1999 | By: Martin Brampton
Micromuse Inc. is a vendor of fault-management software, mainly to the telecommunications sector but growing its presence with dot-com companies; i.e. organisations operating on the internet

Cover for Dun & Bradstreet Data – Corporate Data Source

Dun & Bradstreet Data – Corporate Data Source
Published: 1st October 1999 | By: Rob Hailstone
Dun & Bradstreet’s origins as a credit rating agency go back a century and a half. But the company’s database of information on the corporate world is highly relevant to current concerns.  Its strategic objective is to be the leading…

Cover for Network Attached Storage

Network Attached Storage
Published: 1st October 1999 | By:
This white paper has been written to address some of the storage issues faced by IT managers. A number of scenarios are presented, from small to larger organisations, each of which has a requirement for increased storage capacity. Each scenario…

Cover for Nortel buys Clarify – The CRM market maturing

Nortel buys Clarify – The CRM market maturing
Published: 1st October 1999 | By: Dale Vile
Nortel, best known as a manufacturer of voice and data communications products, has purchased CRM company Clarify. The deal is worth around $2.1 billion and creates a very powerful force in the market for data centre capabilities. CRM is not…

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…

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