"DIRECT MARKETING and E-Commerce"
Summer 1999
Professor Larry Isaacson
Preliminary Course Outline
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The course is divided into four main inter-related sections:
1. 7/7 Introduction to the Course...
Case: QVC/iQVC ecampus4. 7/19 The Web as B2C Opportunity/System...
Case: Edmund's--www.edmunds.com ecampus
Speaker:
Case: virtual vineyards ecampus5. 7/21 The Web as Portal, Source, Search Engine -- Plus...
Read: HBS: Note on Marketing and the World Wide Web
Reference Reading: 9 Key Steps To Developing And Managing Marketing Programs (Read on Web)
Speaker: Sandra King: The Future of New/Alternative Marketing Systems To be re-scheduled
Case: e-trade securities ecampus7. 7/28 The Web as "Community"...
Read: CMR: Attractors, Building Mountains in the Flat Landscape of the World Wide Web
Case: Dell Online ecampus11. 8/11 B2B Vertical Trading...
Speaker: Ravi Agarwal, CEO, Click2Commerce "Developing the Click2Commerce Business Model"
Project #1/#2 Due: Exploring e-commerce Tools or Exploring Web-Successes
Case: TRADE'ex: The Stock Exchange of the Computer Industry ecampus12. 8/13 Friday New On-Line B2B Business Models...
Speaker: Adam Schwartz, CEO, CouponSurfer.com, Inc "The evolution of CouponSurfer"
Case: InPart ecampus13. 8/16 Course Wrap-up Part I and Team Final Presentations
14. 8/18 Course Wrap-Up Part II and Team
Final Presentations
Speaker: Jim Levitt, Kennedy School, "Non-Profit Communities
and the Internet" To be re-scheduled