JX is evaluating push applications from BackWeb Technologies Inc. of San Jose, Calif., and PointCast Inc. of Cupertino, Calif., that let users select public channels available on the Internet and private channels broadcast internally. Tom Magno, a JX special assistant. The push technology will let us split available bandwidth into channels so any user will be able to customize the channels of information available from the desktop. We still have organizational stovepipes where the eight directorates work against each other. But what we are trying to change is the way we do business so that people are not afraid of others knowing what they are doing.
People are now comfortable with their clothes off.
But JX officials say there's no substitute for the original. It's not interactive or workflow-related. The king has no clothes here. All rights reserved.