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"[Eyejot] makes it extremely easy to create video email," David Geller, founder and CEO of Eyejot, told TechNewsWorld. "We designed it to make it as easy as possible, so it can all be done through a browser and any platform." ...

"To a great extent, Linux achieved what was unthinkable just a few years ago, which is to put Microsoft on the defensive regarding its cash-cow Windows NT product (now Windows 2000 Professional)," E-Commerce Times industry analyst David Geller said. "The message to Microsoft is that the time has come to invest heavily in regaining mind share among e-business and technology decision-makers. Otherwise, we can expect the dominant e-commerce platform of choice to be Linux." ...

"We believe there have been a couple of impediments toe-commerce becoming more mainstream," said Altrec CTO David Geller. "A year ago it was credit card security concerns, but people seem to have gotten over that. We want to remove as many obstacles as easily as possible to make the process of buying things on our site a no-brainer." ...

IBM will now essentially serve as Dell's inside sales rep, recommending an endless array of highly-profitable integrated offerings to many of the biggest IT consumers in the world. According to E-Commerce Times industry analyst David Geller, "It will be interesting to see how the inevitable conflict-of-interest plays out between selling IBM's own hardware solutions and those of Dell. True, in the past, it was announced that Dell would integrate IBM components into the computer systems it sells, but IBM still represents major competition for Dell in many product segments." ...

In a sea of lavishly high-priced neon and metal-framed exhibits at Spring Internet World in Los Angeles, iMall Inc. (Nasdaq: IMAL) "stole the show" -- drawing a huge crowd of visitors to the company's booth. Despite intense competition for the attention of show attendees, newcomer iMall proved that high-quality e-commerce services are at the very core of the global Internet buzz...

Within the burgeoning e-commerce industry, there appears to be a growing momentum towards providing end-to-end outsource services for online merchants, with the goal of addressing the daunting technology and fulfillment challenges faced by Internet-based vendors. In this special report, E-Commerce Times industry analyst, David Geller focuses on NetSales and Eliance -- two "companies to watch" in the e-commerce end-to-end solutions category.