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ebusiness or Out of Business Oracle's Roadmap for Profiting in the New Economy
By:   Barrenechea, Mark      
ISBN: 0071380965
Format: DG 236 pages 
Pub Date: 2001-01-22 
Copyright: 2001
Edition:1
$24.99 USD
Product Line:McGraw-Hill 
About the Book 


Leverage the power of the Internet 

E-Business or Out of Business tells you how Oracle, a global leader in technological innovation and eTransformation, transformed itself to avoid being swallowed by the revolution it helped to launch. This guide is actually a detailed blueprint any company, including yours, can deploy, effectively using the Internet to institute its own global database, and compete successfully in the emerging digital economy. Author Mark Barrenechea, one of the executives who was central to Oracle's e-Transformation, tells you how to: 
 

* Reconcile new Internet business strategies with traditional bricks-and-mortar operations 
* Cut IT expenses and standardize business processes 
* Interact with each customer in consistent and effective ways 
* Accumulate customer information systematically and reconcile it with data already gathered 
* Deploy new products and processes internally -- the moment they become available 
* Consolidate separate databases and computer systems into a one-stop global database 
* Coordinate multi-vendor applications approaches 
* Integrate the automation of all business functions -- marketing, sales, service, call centers, field professionals, HR, financials, and procurement

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  Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Changing the World. 
Chapter 2: The Internet Changes Everything. 
Chapter 3: E-Business or Out of Business. 
Chapter 4: Partner Relationship Management. 
Chapter 5: Internet Exchanges. 
Chapter 6: Where We Stand Now. 
Chapter 7: The Shape of Things to Come.




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