The October
4-5, 2000 ECMsym.com was a great success! Thanks to all speakers, attendees and
support staff that added their knowledge and input to create a great learning
and networking environment.
Purchase
the audio Web cast of this Symposium.
Whether
you call it e-business, e-commerce, Internet integration, supply chain integration,
disintermediation, re-intermediation, net, vortex or butterfly market transformation,
e-commerce management (ECM) or a host other terms, one thing is clear, the world
is changing. Today, the way companies are structured, the way they conduct business,
the way they compensate and deploy employees are all a direct outgrowth of the
industrial age. To make the transition to the Internet age, we need to change
everything:
- The
types of business we're in
- How
we accomplish our tasks
- The
partners we work with and the tasks they perform
- The
tools we use
- The
definition of our customer, what we know about them and how we service them better
- Plus
a whole lot more
The deployment,
management and evolution of e-commerce within companies is the focus of the ECMsym.com
Symposium. Your company will need to master the on-going management of e-commerce
and evolve/transform itself into an Internet-enabled entity or risk extinction.
This Symposium will give you some of the tools your company needs to "make
the transition from the Industrial age to the Internet age".
The
October 4-5 ECMsym.com Symposium is comprised of 5 keynotes and 15 session/panels
with over 30 speakers.
The
symposium keynote is being given by Mitchell Levy, President of ECnow.com in a
talk titled "E-Commerce in the Year 2025". Other keynotes will be given
by:
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Mark Goldstein, President and CEO, Bluelight.com,
"Morphing from a brick-and-mortar to a click-and-mortar company"
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Alfred Chuang, President and COO, BEA Systems,
Inc., "Leading the Business Transformation"
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Robert Cross, President, Venture Capital Online,
"The Pitfalls of Providing Poor Customer Service Faster on the Net"
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Surprise Keynote TBA
We
also have sessions and panels from the leading ECM industry practitioners. Companies
include American Express, Vignette, Net Perceptions, Navisite, Calico Commerce,
Baltimore Technologies, ephones.com, Fort Point Partners, Brigade Solutions, Live
Person, Zefer plus a whole lot more. I'm absolutely sure these two days will be
worth your time. The panels will not focus on vendors products. They will focus
on real issues being addressed daily by the leaders of the companies making e-commerce
happen. I encourage you to check out the panels to see for yourself.
Who
Should Attend:
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General
Management
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Sales
and Marketing Management and their staff
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Customer
Support Management and their staff
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Content
Management and their staff
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Information
Systems Management and their staff
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Operations
Management and their staff
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Business
Owners
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E-Commerce
Strategists and Practitioners
About
the Symposium Chair
Mitchell
Levy, is Chair of the ECM Symposium (San Jose, CA, October 4-5 2000 http://ecmsym.com/index.ecmsym.htm)
and of the Comdex Fall 2000 Comdex.biz Conference. He is also President of ECnow.com,
a high-end e-commerce management (ECM) consulting firm, Executive Producer of
http://ECMgt.com, the premier monthly ECM newsletter,
founder and coordinator of the ECM Certificate Program at San Jose State University
Professional Development (http://ecmtraining.com/sjsu).
Mr. Levy is also publishing a book on ECM called "E-Volve-or-Die.com: Mitchell
Levy's Models on E-Commerce Management " due out in December 2000. ECnow.com
is a strategy, e-marketing and training company helping start-up, medium and large
organizations transition from the industrial age to the Internet age. Mr. Levy
lectures, writes about and is asked to judge the ECM efforts of companies on a
global level and has been actively involved with numerous industry consortia.
