E-business revisited
21 May 2000 - 21 May 2000
World class business & IT experts will discuss the exploition of electronic business at the 13th Annual Conference for EEMA (the European Forum for Electronic Business) on 21 to 23 June at Church House, Westminster, London.
EEMA, whose members comprise of many of the world's largest corporations, is inviting businesses to participate in the E-Business Europe Annual Conference (EBE 2000). The conference will have over 48 speakers from Brent Hoberman, founder of Lastminute.com to Pertti Lounamaa of Nokia,
The conference will split into two streams, business and technical, to cater for the both sides of the business model. The business stream will examine issues such as security and wireless application protocol (WAP) benefits to business, while the technical stream will take an in-depth look at the WAP, including implementation issues, unified messaging capabilities and future trends and strategies for directory management.
The closing plenary will look at the next generation of e-commerce, marketing, wireless applications, e-collaboration for dynamic trade and a roundtable discussion.
For more information, please contact:
Catherina Rolinson
EEMA - The European Forum for Electronic Business
Tel: +44-1386-793028
E-mail: events@eema.org
URL: http://www.eema.org(opens in new window)
EEMA, whose members comprise of many of the world's largest corporations, is inviting businesses to participate in the E-Business Europe Annual Conference (EBE 2000). The conference will have over 48 speakers from Brent Hoberman, founder of Lastminute.com to Pertti Lounamaa of Nokia,
The conference will split into two streams, business and technical, to cater for the both sides of the business model. The business stream will examine issues such as security and wireless application protocol (WAP) benefits to business, while the technical stream will take an in-depth look at the WAP, including implementation issues, unified messaging capabilities and future trends and strategies for directory management.
The closing plenary will look at the next generation of e-commerce, marketing, wireless applications, e-collaboration for dynamic trade and a roundtable discussion.
For more information, please contact:
Catherina Rolinson
EEMA - The European Forum for Electronic Business
Tel: +44-1386-793028
E-mail: events@eema.org
URL: http://www.eema.org(opens in new window)