Tech Editors See 2004 Rebound
While no one was predicting a boom reminiscent of the late 1990s, a trio of top technology journalists was encouraging about sales and the prospects for new technologies during a panel discussion held earlier this month at the New York Software Industry Association's Sales & Marketing Special Interest Group.
The panel was moderated by Trylon Communications, Inc. President Lloyd P. Trufelman. This is part two of two - for part one click here.
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