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Business in Vancouver reaches over 60,000 Greater Vancouver business decision-makers each week, more than any other local business publication. The average issue is read by more than 4.2 people. Mark has written a number of articles for BIV. 1. October 16-22, 2001 (625) - New economy
Abstract: ISSUE 625: New economy. Inside insight MARK STUYT September 11 changed way techies view their worklife This month's article stumbled through a number of false starts. After searching for a positive local tech story or creative angle to wrap my article around, I simply came up empty. The unfortunate
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2. September 11-17, 2001 (620) - New economy
Abstract: ISSUE 620: New economy. Inside insight MARK STUYT Clever use of the Web makes travelling better Consumption of too many technology industry periodicals coupled with excessive exposure to relentless Internet marketing hype has had a lulling effect on me over the years. I'd begun to grow skeptical of
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3. July 3-9, 2001 (610) - New economy
Abstract: ISSUE 610: New economy. Inside insight MARK STUYT Tech awards prove local industry has grown up I attended my first BC Technology Industries Association awards dinner four years ago in the bowels of the Four Seasons hotel with a smattering of the local technology gentry. Total attendance was on the
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4. May 29-June 4, 2001 (605) - New economy
Abstract: ISSUE 605: New economy. Inside insight MARK STUYT Recent tech sector correction a boon to B.C. companies B.C.based technology companies and local information technology (IT) departments are poised to reap the benefits of the carnage currently ravaging the global technology sector. Historically the
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5. April 24-30, 2001 (600) - New economy
Abstract: ISSUE 600: New economy. Inside insight MARK STUYT Dairyworld delivers with its marriage betweene-commerce and superb customer service As evidenced by the significant number of earnings warnings of late, corporate spending on IT initiatives is coming under much greater scrutiny. Assuming that fundin
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6. March 20-26, 2001 (595) - New economy
Abstract: ISSUE 595: New economy. Inside insight MARK STUYT Workplace camaraderiehelps keep employees onside Ancient Chinese curse: "May you live in interesting times. Another month, another Nasdaq low, another round of earnings adjustments. Just when we thought the industry as a whole had finally bottomed o
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7. February 13-19, 2001 (590) - New economy
Abstract: ISSUE 590: New economy. Inside insight MARK STUYT As consolidation rolls through many industries, companies must consider the customer's needs On a recent Sunday I passed up two Super Bowl parties and a Canucks game to fly to Toronto to meet with a potential client early Monday. Unfortunately, over
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8. January 9-15, 2001 (585) - New economy
Abstract: ISSUE 585: New economy. Inside insight MARK STUYT The recent dot-com meltdown proves flash is no substitute for business smarts Much has been written about the ongoing stock market meltdown and the follow-on punishment that has been visited upon the technology sector as a whole. While I'll leave th
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9. November 28-December 4, 2000 (579) - New economy
Abstract: ISSUE 579: New economy. Inside insight MARK STUYT Natural beauty saves us from the success of ugly old Toronto The technology sector has its fair share of upheaval and change. And as the pace of change continues to increase, the stress associated with managing it grows incrementally. It is becoming
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10. October 24-30, 2000 (574) - New Economy
Abstract: ISSUE 574: New Economy. Inside insight MARK STUYT Be kind to the IT professional, working hard at a chaotic job Information technology professionals are much maligned! In among the chaos and confusion of the Internet, buried within the bowels of the latest operating system upgrade and interspersed
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