"DIRECT MARKETING and E-Commerce"
Fall 1999
Professor Larry Isaacson
Preliminary Course Outline
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Subject to Change
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The course is divided into four main inter-related sections:
Case: Time-Life Inc. (A) (Con't)4. 9/26 The Web as B2C Opportunity/System... ecampus
Case: QVC/iQVC
Case: Leadership Online: Barnes & Noble vs. Amazon.com5. 10/5 The Web as Portal, Source, Search Engine -- Plus... ecampus
Read: HBS: Note on Marketing and the World Wide Web
Reference Reading: 9 Key Steps To Developing And Managing Marketing Programs (Read on Web)
Case: e-trade securities7. 10/19 The Web as "Community"... ecampus
Read: CMR: Attractors, Building Mountains in the Flat Landscape of the World Wide Web
Project Due: Exploring Web-Successes
Project Due: Exploring e-commerce Tools11. 11/16 Keys to B2B Web-Site Success... ecampus
Presentations
This will be a longer class to give teams enough time to present (Sorry!)
Presentations12. 11/30New On-Line B2B Business Models... ecampus
Presentation of Material by: Carl Lehman, Meta Group "The World of Electronic Commerce"
Case: InPart13. 12/7 Course Wrap-up Part I and Team Final Presentations
Case: TRADE'ex: The Stock Exchange of the Computer Industry ecampus
Speaker: *Sandra King: The Future of New/Alternative Marketing Systems -- subject to change
Presentations14. 12/14 Course Wrap-Up Part II and Team Final Presentations
Speaker: *Scott Walters, Ordertrust/Traibreaker, "The Power of Virtual Systems
Presentations
Speaker: Jim Levitt, Kennedy School, "Non-Profit Communities
and the Internet" To be re-scheduled