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Topic
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| 6th June
2001 |
eBusiness
Showcase
Supported by Henley-Incubator and Partners
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PowerPoint |
| Speaker
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Hugh
Stacey - eBusiness trends |
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| Speaker
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David
Joyce - Business to Consumer Fulfilment. |
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| Speaker
3 |
Neil
Morris - UKTV - From Broadcasting to Unicasting |
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| Speaker
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Tricia
Lynch - ICL - B2B eBusiness effect |
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| Summary |
Prestigious eBusiness Showcase -
Supported by Henley-Incubator and Partners
A blend of eBusiness topics drawing on the depth of experience of Henley
Alumni Group.
During the evening we will have focussed presentations from key speakers
drawing on their experience and research. From eBusiness trends, B2C, B2B
sectors and business strategy.
As well as the presentations we intend providing a series of case studies
to be published by the Henley Alumni Group, Henley-Incubator and Partners.
Case Studies' - In addition to the
presentations we intend producing case study booklet. Would you
like to provide a two page case study or results from an eBusiness
study to be published in the 'booklet'? Please contact Andy Gaule
(andy@henley-incubator.com)
if you have a topic.
Henley-Incubator helps organisations realise the potential of
their ideas and innovations. Full partner details at www.henley-incubator.com/partners
Henley-Incubator Partners:-
Axon
www.axon.co.uk
Baker Tilly www.bakertilly.co.uk
Dbi
www.dbiconsulting.co.uk
Global Data www.globaldata.co.uk
IBM
www.ibm.com
Legendary www.legendary.com
Microsoft www.microsoft.com
myOsyter www.myoyster.com
Scipher www.scipher.com
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| Hugh
Stacey |
Hugh
Stacey - "eBusiness trends"
Hugh has researched the eBusiness trends as part of his MBA and
also a research project with corporates such as Tesco and Asda as
part of a Henley / KPMG report. Get the latest info on past and
current eBusiness activities |
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| David
Joyce |
David
Joyce - "Business to Consumer Fulfilment."
A fascinating case study of a challenging business in the garden
and flower sector as they are delivering fragile, perishable
products (live Plants) as well as products with huge physical
differences (from a packet of seeds to a
suite of furniture). |
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| Neil
Morris |
Neil
Morris - Head of New Media, UKTV
"From Broadcasting to Unicasting: Reaching the 21st Century
Consumer" As cyperbole fades, Interactive TV is being touted
as the new Next Big Thing. But making television truly interactive
will require more than a smart set-top box. Building one-to-one
relationships with consumers may be becoming second nature to the
CEOs and strategic marketers of the web world, but for
broadcasters used to transmitting a product and then merely
counting the ratings in millions, it's a more demanding challenge.
Get it right and advertisers will come flocking back prepared to
pay premiums for more committed and loyal viewers. Get it wrong
and TV risks becoming ever less relevant to the 21st century media
consumer.
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| Tricia
Lynch |
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Tricia
Lynch - ICL Distinguished Engineer
Emerging B2B eBusiness Models
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