The Bloor Perspective: IBM's big blues, Citrix's ASP success, and boo.com's deepening crisis

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Robin Bloor and his team of experts take another look at some of the more interesting developments in the industry, focussing this week on IBM's 'meagre' profits of $1.5bn, Citrix's boast that it has 24 million users, and e-tailer boo.com's shaky performance

By Bloor Research

Monday 15 May 2000

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