| BUSINESSWEEK ONLINE : JULY 24, 2000 ISSUE | ||||||||
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| BUSINESS WEEK E.BIZ -- PERSONALITIES
How eToys Is Battling Dot-Com Growing Pains PROBLEM SOLUTION LESSON
By outsourcing some Opened two additional To provide the best
order fulfillment warehouses, staffed service to your
last year, eToys entirely by eToys customers, keep the
lost control over employees. work in-house.
shipping, and toys
arrived late.
Severe seasonal peaks Expanded into baby Diversify while staying
and drops in revenue. supplies, party goods, true to your target
and hobbies. market.
Serious doubts on Held first-ever ana- Communicate with the
Wall Street that the lysts' conference, people who hold the
company can turn a committed to purse strings, even
profit and survive. profitability by a when the news isn't
specific target date. rosy.
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