The Bloor Perspective: The end of the anti-Microsoft alliance, irrefutable Web transactions, and Uncle Sam versus Gates and Co.

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In their latest assessment of the week's key developments in IT, Robin Bloor and his colleagues consider the end of the Sun-IBM-Oracle-Netscape united front against Microsoft; safe and certain Web transactions; and the post-trial future of the world's most famous software company

By Bloor Research

Monday 08 May 2000

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