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51. Managing Costly Customers

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Computer network equipment industry, Telecommunications equipment industry, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

The more things change, the more they stay the same-or so Internet protocol (IP) service providers are discovering as they learn what their telephony predecessors realized years ago. Take the [...]

Published
2000

52. ISI Is Coming

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Computer network equipment industry, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Broadband access technologies such as digital subscriber line (DSL), wireless and cable modems are providing residential and business users with greater access speeds to the Internet. The faster connections are [...]

Published
2000

53. Professionally Speaking

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Among Web sites, the competition to attract and hold onto revenue-generating visitors is fiercer than ever. Online expectations change instantly with the latest techno-fad. Brick-and-mortar companies have only begun to [...]

Published
2000

54. Outsourcing Apps To ASPs

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Application service provider, Outsourcing, Software/hardware leasing, End user, Online service outage, Internet security, Industry trend
Abstract

!-- Template -->Expert Copy Template v3 TC12Expt0802-01 Outsourcing Apps To ASPs August 2, 2000 What's your take on outsourcing applications to ASPs? Do you see IT departments outsourcing a significant […]

Published
2000

55. ASP Apathy

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

The applications service provider (ASP) market is off to a rocky start. Market forecasts range wildly from millions to billions of dollars over the next few years. Many top-notch service [...]

Published
2000

56. A New Balancing Act

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Web site/Web page development, Web site management software, Internet/Web technology, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Web sites are a magnet for Murphy's law. If there is the slightest possibility for something to degrade site performance, it will. In interviews with large companies (those with more [...]

Published
2000

57. You've Got Video

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
America Online Inc. -- Planning, Streaming media technology, Internet/Web technology application, Company services, Company business planning, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Are you ready for AOL TV? Someday soon you will receive yet another AOL install CD in the mail, this one with the slogan 'I Want My AOL TV' tattooed [...]

Published
2000

58. Jump Into the Breach

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Network Ice Corp. -- Product information, Internet security, Network security software, Industry trend, Data security issue, Internet service provider, Business, Telecommunications industry, BlackIce Defender (Network security software) -- Usage
Abstract

The turning of the millennium was painfully uneventful for doomsayers and patrons of apocalyptic forecasts. Networks still operate, planes still fly, the earth remains safely in orbit and Y2K fears [...]

Published
2000

59. The Real Hot Content Opportunity

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Industry trend, Market trend/market analysis, Electronic software distribution, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

Based on recent merger-and-acquisition and IPO activity, content delivery service providers are in hot demand. Take Digital Island. Like other content delivery providers, it offers a service that enables a [...]

Published
1999

60. The Next Killer IP App

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Computer network equipment industry, Telecommunications equipment industry, Business, Telecommunications industry
Abstract

As an industry analyst, I'm frequently asked what the next killer app will be. According to Larry Downes and Chunka Mui (Unleashing the Killer App, Harvard Business School Press, 1998), [...]

Published
1999

61. Know Your IP Customers

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Narus -- Product introduction, Networking software product introduction, Network performance analysis/diagnostic software, Business, Telecommunications industry, Narus Intelligence (Network performance analysis/diagnostic software) -- Product introduction
Abstract

Every mature industry develops the tools needed to gather important information on customer behavior. For example, grocery stores track customer purchases for numerous reasons, one of which is to determine [...]

Published
1999

62. Where's Black Rocky?

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Creed (Motion picture) -- Coogler, Ryan -- Movie reviews, Motion pictures -- Movie reviews, Fashion and beauty, General interest
Abstract

Boxing is a sport filled with nonwhite stars. So why aren't there any in boxing movies? Outside of biopics, black actors rarely get to play the hero in boxing films. [...]

Published
2015

68. Are Recoveries from Banking and Financial Crises Really So Different?

Author

Howard, Greg, Martin, Robert, and Wilson, Beth Anne

Subjects
ECONOMIC recovery, BUSINESS cycles, FINANCIAL crises, BANKING industry, LABOR market, MICROECONOMICS
Abstract

This paper studies the behavior of recoveries from recessions across 59 advanced and emerging market economies over the past 40 years. Focusing specifically on the performance of output after the recession trough, we find little or no difference in the pace of output growth across types of recessions. In particular, banking and financial crisis do not affect the strength of the economic rebound, although these recessions are more severe, implying a sizable output loss. However, recovery does change with some characteristics of recession. Recoveries tend to be faster following deeper recessions, especially in emerging markets, and tend to be slower following long recessions. Most recessions are associated with a slowing, if not outright decline in house prices, but recessions with large declines in house prices also tend to have slower recoveries. Long recessions and those associated with poor housing-market outcomes can lead to sustained output losses relative to pre-crisis trends. Consistent with microeconomic studies showing permanent income loss to job-losing workers during recessions, we find that the sustained deviation in output from trend is associated with a reduction in labor input, especially linked to declines in employment and labor-force participation following recessions. On net, our results imply that the output/employment gap following a severe, long recessions is considerably smaller than is typically assumed by standard macro models, which in turn may have substantial implications for macroeconomic policy during recoveries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2011

69. THE CONVERSATION.

Author

Howard, Greg, Anyabwile, Pastor Thabiti, Lovell, Joan, Allison, Will, Greve, David, Blaska, David, Gottschalk, Marie, Weiner, Greg, Weisman, Steven R., Rosenthal, Jack, Edwards, Mickey, McDougall, John, Vallely, Gary, Nunez-Noda, Fernando, Wahl, Toby, Garr, Doug, and Coates, Ta-Nehisi

Subjects
*MASS incarceration
Abstract

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles published in the October 2015 issue of the journal such as "The Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration" by Ta-Nehisi Coates, "RFK Was a Crummy Lawyer" by James Neff, and an article on the U.S. Constitution by Yoni Applebaum.

Published
2015

70. Croos-training

Author

Howard, Greg

Subjects
Employee training -- Management, Workshops (Educational programs) -- Varieties, Aquatic sports facilities -- Human resource management, Company business management, Company personnel management, Business, Construction and materials industries, Environmental services industry
Published
2010

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