RE: UKNM: Convincing others of the benefits of e-commerce

[Bunder, Leslie]

One way is to look at your rivals and see what they are doing.  If your

rivals are online and doing good business and you are off-line and not doing

it, then potentially, you are not realising all your key business

opportunties.


Good e-commerce should work 24/7, and if the business you are is in wants to

be able to process orders 24/7, then of course there are great opportunties

there.


'er, that would be my case.


Leslie


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From: Drew Fleming[SMTP:Drew_Flemingcompuserve [dot] com]

> Sent: 	23 July 1999 16:02

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> Subject: 	UKNM: Convincing others of the benefits of e-commerce

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> How do I convince my non-computer literature MD and Financial Director of

> the potential benefits of e-commerce? 


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