eWorld
2000, Vancouver, BC, Canada
by Muguette M. Goufrani
Here's a definite for our magazine's Road Show Agenda. This
fall our editors particiapted one of the most productive and
rewarding eventsin years. What's more, it was right in our
own backyard at the Vancouver Convention Centre under the
Five Sails, on the waterfront (above). What we saw and heard
during those 3 full days has inspired our publishing group
to make E-Business a key topic on our 2001 Asia
Pacific-Africa Skies Conference and Road Show. The Road Show
will take place at designated cities in Africa, Asia and
North America. Our staging, promotion and liaison with
several African
tourism delegation visits in
2000 set the stage.
Don
Tapscott's lively keynote address set the tone and we will
provide a review of his timely book
"Digital Capital" on this website
and in our various printed magazines. Tapscott, who is in
great demand as a speaker worldwide, outlines a whole new
set of business models for the new Digital Economy, all of
which apply to our competitive world of travel and tourism.
If you wish to learn more, surf www.actnet.com
or write to our editors: airhwy@dowco.com.
Thanks to Kevin McKeon and Michael
Styles of Festival Communications for their professional
touch with the media, and the management of eWorld for
staging such a comprehensive learning and networking
event.
We will keep reporting on eWorld from
now through its next venue, and report will on our
activities with the various companies and individuals we
came in contract with.
Background: eWorld Conference
is a comprehensive conference designed to educate and inform
higher management and senior executives about e-business and
the latest solutions available. eWorld Exhibition is a large
scale event with over 120 exhibitors that provide the latest
e-business solutions. The exhibit floor features a
presentation area for eWorld exhibitors, where they will
demonstrate their latest solutions.
Various eWorld Awards, including the
Marshall McLuhan Awards recognize Internet excellence in
British Columbia. They salute the best Internet content,
applications and tools developed by leading BC companies and
individuals &emdash; those that have blazed a trail in the
information economy.
Other speakers in 2000
were:
Frank Clegg - President, Microsoft Canada Co.
Victor Bapat - Intel of Canada
John D. Wetmore - CEO, IBM Canada Ltd.
Jim Tobin - President, itemus inc.
Topics included: The
Sociological/Cultural Impact of the Internet
eBusiness for Small Business
Internet Strategy & Management for your Business
The 3 Nets &emdash; Internet, Intranet & Extranet
Convergence and what it means to your business
Privacy Trends on the Internet & Bill C-6
How e-business affects relationships
between suppliers and buyers, and supports supply-chain
integration
Intellectual Property &emdash; how to establish and defend
intellectual property
Web Security state-of-the-art
How can ASPs Improve our eBusiness?
How to Choose an Internet Solutions Provider
Preparing for the Future of Online Marketing
Internet Marketing in the New Century
Creating awareness of your e-business
Employee Portals
Setting your site for e-commerce - The Credit Card
Crunch
E-lympics &emdash; How the Olympics is powered by the
Internet
Customer Interaction Management &emdash; From Voice to
Multimedia
Knowledge Management on the Web
Customer Relationship Management on the Web
Wireless Applications on the Web
Streaming Media in Today's Business From Bricks &
Mortar
to Clicks and Mortar: Uniglobe.com
The Internet and the Manufacturing
Sector
How the Internet Has Changed the Health Sector
Case Study: Re-launch of National Post Online
eLearning & eTeaching
Down to Earth Approach to e-Commerce &emdash; UBC and RMABC
Seminar
Case Study: From Bricks & Mortar to Clicks &
Mortar
Outsourcing
Fulfillment &emdash; key to online success
Realizing the ROI of customer loyalty
through Personalization
Accelerating Your Internet Business
Developing a Business Plan & Revenue Model
Marketing your Startup
Startup Technology Concerns
Internet Startup & Venture Financing
Looking for Partners?
Trials and Tribulations
How's that for
starters?
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