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Web
Sites Targeting Small Businesses Gaining Prominence
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of Figures
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1: The Application Service Provider Value Chain
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2: OBC Components and Their Purpose
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3: Defining Roles Between OBCs and Service Providers
& Where the Two Meet
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4: The Recommended Web Layout for OBCs
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5: The Nature of Partnering To Deliver Applications/Services
Online
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6: Employees with Access to the Internet - Small & SOHO
Business 1998-2003
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7: Top Five OBCs: Overall - 2nd Half, 1999
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8: Second Five OBCs: Overall - 2nd Half, 1999
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Figure 9: Top Five OBCs: Value-add Potential to End-Users
- 2nd Half, 1999
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10: Second Five OBCs: Value-add Potential to End-Users
- 2nd Half, 1999
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11: Top Five OBCs: Value-add Potential to Partners -
1st Half, 1999
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12: Second Five OBCs: Value-add Potential to Partners
- 2nd Half, 1999
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13: Top Five OBCs: Value-add Potential for Investors
- 2nd Half, 1999
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14: Second Five OBCs: Value-add Potential for Investors
- 2nd Half, 1999
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15: OBC Ranking - Office.com, 2nd Half 1999
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Figure 16: OBC Ranking - SmartOnline.com, 2nd Half 1999
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17: OBC Ranking - DigitalWork.com, 2nd Half 1999
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Figure 18: OBC Ranking - Onvia.com, 2nd Half 1999
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19: OBC Ranking - Allbusiness.com, 2nd Half 1999
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20: OBC Ranking - Inc.com, 2nd Half 1999
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21: OBC Ranking - AllBizDepot.com, 2nd Half 1999
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22: OBC Ranking - SmallOffice.com, 2nd Half 1999
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23: OBC Ranking - About.com, 2nd Half 1999
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24: OBC Ranking - IdeaCafe.com, 2nd Half 1999
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25: OBC Ranking - ImproveMyBusiness.com, 2nd Half, 1999
List
of Tables
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1: OBCs Evaluated in 2H 1999 OBC Rankings
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2: Online Business Center Site Content Scores - 2nd
Half, 1999
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3: Online Business Center Site Analysis Scores & Summary
- 2nd Half, 1999
Report
Information
With
more than 50 million small and SOHO business employees
having access to the Internet in 1999, the opportunity
for online destinations targeting these markets is phenomenal.
Online business centers provide content and community
to small business users, in addition to many offering
commerce and consulting capabilities. These services help
to make the Internet a useful and powerful tool for small
business users. Because of the unique value these sites
provide so many small business users, In-Stat believes
online business centers will emerge as a key channel to
reaching and teaching small business customers. These
firms will eventually fit tightly into the Application
Service Provider value chain in the role of the "business
services provider." This report assesses the OBC market
and ranks the leading sites, including detailed profiles
of the top ten providers.
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