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The Magical Metamorphosis: Editor Peter Bendor-Samuel describes how the Internet is transforming outsourcing.

Underwriting a Successful Result: Up until now, the process for obtaining homeowners insurance was almost as arduous as finding the house in the first place.

Wanted: Outsourcing Provider to Reduce Recruiting Times and Employee Turnover: In July, 1998, a national electronics retailer approached Spherion Corporation.

E-Procurement Evolving in Europe: Every time you make a mistake, the company loses time and money.

E-voking E-commerce E-mmediately: Companies today realize that if they want to stay in business they will have to enter the e-commerce fray.

The Long Arm of the Law: How to manage overseas outsourcing relationships.

The Importance of Infrastructure: When Going Down Can Mean Going Under: Internet businesses depend on their Web sites being available when their customers are.

A Gifted Outsourcing Relationship: Consumer sites that can't afford to be down require back up, reliability and redundancy from their outsourcing providers.

Web Watch Dogs: It's 4 a.m. Do you know if your Web site's working?

E-Government: From Standing in Line to Going Online: People are expecting the government to act like a private business.

'E' for Effort, Efficiency and E-Texas: E-government in Texas has some king size ideas on serving the public with cost savings for the taxpayer.

Power to the People: How Taxpayers Are Influencing E-Government: The Internet is reshaping local, state and federal governments in two ways.

Outsourcing Alliances in a Knowledge-Based Economy: The emergence of the new economy is likely to drive outsourcing in new directions.

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