Enron Corp.’s collapse created a tidal wave, stormy enough to cause a “sea change” in the industry, an energy consulting firm asserts in a new report. With the changes come the “traumatic” phases: first is shock, disbelief and denial, and the distancing by other companies. Soon after, the “wave of senior management head-rolling begins.” Then there is chaos — and that’s where the industry is now.
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GISB Progress Surfs Internet’s Tidal Growth
Since mid-1995, exponential growth of the Internet has broughtthe number of pages on the World Wide Web from about seven millionto approximately 800 million by mid-1999, according to a statisticcited by Gas Industry Standards Board (GISB) Executive Director RaeMcQuade.
October 4, 1999
GISB Progress Surfs Internet’s Tidal Growth
Since mid-1995, exponential growth of the Internet has broughtthe number of pages on the World Wide Web from about seven millionto approximately 800 million by mid-1999, according to a statisticcited by Gas Industry Standards Board (GISB) Executive Director RaeMcQuade.
September 28, 1999
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