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Wednesday May 10, 8:07 am Eastern Time
Company Press Release
Red Herring Magazine Names BroadVision as One of the Digital Economy's Top 50 Public Companies
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 10, 2000--BroadVision®, Inc. (Nasdaq:BVSN - news), a leading worldwide supplier of personalized e-business applications, announced today that Red Herring has selected BroadVision for the Red Herring 100, the magazine's annual list of the top private and public companies in the technology industry.
From more than 1,000 nominations, Red Herring honors 100 companies that it deems have defined new standards, defended their business models, and developed the products and services now shaping the way the world does business.
To arrive at the final list of companies included in the Red Herring 100, editors divided the digital economy into markets they consider critical and growing including entertainment, semiconductors, business services, consumer electronics, networking equipment, telecommunications, wireless, and business-to-business. In making these selections, Red Herring editors evaluated each company's vision, management, and business strategies as well as its financial track record, competition, marketing techniques and strength of partnerships -- all of which impact the ability of the companies chosen to affect change in the new economy.
A complete list of the Red Herring 100 for 2000 is available in the magazine's June issue and can also be found on the World Wide Web at www.redherring.com.
About Red Herring Communications
Red Herring Communications, a privately-held San Francisco-based company, is a fully integrated network of media properties connecting and enabling the technology empowered business builders and leaders, ideas and technologies that are shaping and reshaping business today. Red Herring magazine, Redherring.com, Red Herring TV and Red Herring Events are each a crucial conduit of information, analysis and opinion, between the vision of Silicon Valley and the power of corporate America, alongside the global business environment
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Wednesday May 10, 8:07 am Eastern Time
Company Press Release
Red Herring Magazine Names BroadVision as One of the Digital Economy's Top 50 Public Companies
REDWOOD CITY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 10, 2000--BroadVision®, Inc. (Nasdaq:BVSN - news), a leading worldwide supplier of personalized e-business applications, announced today that Red Herring has selected BroadVision for the Red Herring 100, the magazine's annual list of the top private and public companies in the technology industry.
From more than 1,000 nominations, Red Herring honors 100 companies that it deems have defined new standards, defended their business models, and developed the products and services now shaping the way the world does business.
To arrive at the final list of companies included in the Red Herring 100, editors divided the digital economy into markets they consider critical and growing including entertainment, semiconductors, business services, consumer electronics, networking equipment, telecommunications, wireless, and business-to-business. In making these selections, Red Herring editors evaluated each company's vision, management, and business strategies as well as its financial track record, competition, marketing techniques and strength of partnerships -- all of which impact the ability of the companies chosen to affect change in the new economy.
A complete list of the Red Herring 100 for 2000 is available in the magazine's June issue and can also be found on the World Wide Web at www.redherring.com.
About Red Herring Communications
Red Herring Communications, a privately-held San Francisco-based company, is a fully integrated network of media properties connecting and enabling the technology empowered business builders and leaders, ideas and technologies that are shaping and reshaping business today. Red Herring magazine, Redherring.com, Red Herring TV and Red Herring Events are each a crucial conduit of information, analysis and opinion, between the vision of Silicon Valley and the power of corporate America, alongside the global business environment
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