25 pages in length. As the new millennium approaches, business and marketing strategies within all industries will continue to present inspired methods in order to reach for the highest profit margin in the twenty- first century. As a means by which to reach for the highest profit margin, and thus effectively represent idealistic philosophies, contemporary commerce has found that Internet-based businesses can, indeed, benefit a larger percentage of people than that of traditional commerce. Not unlike other enterprise that relies upon a positive bottom line to remain competitive, small and large companies alike are faced with ever-mounting competition in this day of high costs and an even higher competitive factor. Staying within the somewhat confined boundaries of industry, while at the same time attempting to focus on the ever-changing consumer market, is as much of a concern for modest companies as it is for any other conglomerate. Indeed, for businesses to thrive amidst global competition, certain strategies must be approached. The writer discusses profitability of World Wide Web-based companies. Bibliography lists 21 sources. TLCbizwb.wps
             World Wide Websites and Small Businesses
             This 5 page report examines the opportunities available to small business through maintaining a website and marketing via the Internet. Bibliography lists 10 sources. Webiz.wps
             An 18 page paper discussing Dell's acsension to the number one producer of personal computers and the competitive pressures they face. Historically, Dell Computer has participated primarily in the hardware segment of the PC market, and has concentrated on government agencies and small business for the bulk of their sales. With the shift of focus among so many companies regarding just what the Internet might be able to do for them, both in terms of boosting sales of their own products and as a tool for developing intranets not dependent on physical location as Local Area N...