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E-Commerce Software Contents - May 2002 Summary

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  • View from the Top | Part 2
    London Dungeon operator Merlin Entertainments has broadened its audience through an improved e-commerce website.
  • E-Procurement | Part 2
    PwC’s Anna Del Mar and John Higgins describe how e-technology can improve corporate procurement.
  • Implementation Issues | Part 2
    E-commerce projects are too narrowly focused on technology rather than business goals, says Dave Graham of Edengene.
  • Return on Investment | Part 2
    Heather Moore of Parity suggests five key actions companies can take to ensure return on e-commerce investment.
  • Public Sector
    CMG’s John Thornton highlights how e-technology is spreading from business into government.
  • Case Study | Part 2
    China-to-cutlery retailer Chinacraft has overhauled its e-commerce operations.
  • Services Automation | Part 2
    Martin Fuller of Archway Consulting shows how e-commerce technology can cut the cost of sourcing services as well as simple materials.
  • Planning Issues | Part 2
    Companies investing in e-technology are hampered by the fact that no-one really knows how ‘big’ e-commerce will become. Professor David Targett of Imperial College finds ways round this planning uncertainty.
  • Broadband Technology | Part 2
    Robin Lee of Newell & Budge asks why Britain is so bad at driving e-commerce by making broadband technology broadly available.
  • Case Study
    The newly professional Rugby Football Union is drumming up revenue and support from its commercial website.
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