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"It's our challenge to make a great school even greater. The world doesn't stand still and the competition doesn't either," said Dean Joss in his first State of the School address to alumni/ae.
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High-volume traffic and "stickiness" are two hallmarks of a successful web site.
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February 2000, Volume 68, Number 2
Features
E-Players
From dot-coms to traditional businesses, Stanford online entrepreneurs are making their mark in e-commerce. Sidebar by Janet Zich: GSB's $25 million e-business center opens.
By JENNIFER REESE
Marketing on the Web
Thinking of putting your business on the Web? Try these tips from Ward Hanson's new book, Principles of Internet Marketing.
By BARBARA BUELL
Departments
ABOUT THIS ISSUE
LETTERS
SPREADSHEET
What's Up: News about the GSB and its graduates
People: Robert Loew, MBA '77. Laura Hattendorf, MBA '93 and Ashley Boren, MBA '89.
UPDATE
Human resource management is key to everyone who determines the strategy of an organization.
By JANET ZICH
IDEAS
The state of the School is "great" right now, but alumni/ae participation is vital to its future.
By DEAN ROBERT JOSS
FACULTY NEWS
FACULTY PUBLICATIONS
FACULTY RESEARCH
How much to buy off a congressman?
Price support for IPOs is justified.
Business deals in Vietnam rely on trust, not law.
Technology widens the wage gap.
NEWSMAKERS
Who's in the news: A roundup of media mentions.
1999 ALUMNI WEEKEND
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MEMORIAM
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