Since electronic trading offers faster, cheaper, wider and more competitive marketing operations, there is no stopping to its imminent surge and explosion. Business management strategies of small, medium and large companies will eventually be a re-engineered to conform with the new patterns of transactions among market players, i.e. producers, suppliers, trading partners, buyers and customers.
Independent market studies projected that business sales over the Net will reach $3.2 trillion in 2003. By 2005, more than 500,000 companies would be participating in e-marketplaces either as buyers and/or sellers. There will always be ups & downs and shakeouts, but emarketplaces are here to stay and they will surely keep climbing up.
Thus, e-Commerce Expo 2002 or the 2nd Philippine International Business Forum and Technology Exhibition on Internet and Electronic Commerce on April 18-21 at the SM Megatrade Hall, EDSA, Mandaluyong City.
Organizer is Exposition Communications Group, Inc. (EXPOCOMM), one of the country’s leading professional trade event organizers serving the trade promotions industry since 1991 headed by Jerry Gonzales. EXPOCOMM can be contacted at 897-9494, e-mail: expocomm@mindgate.net or at www.xpocomm.com.
Simultaneous with the exhibition are series of business fora crafted to maximize the sharing of information and expertise among the speakers, presentors and audience. Among the topics are: e-Commerce developments in the Philippines, in Asia, and in the world; briefing on e-governance in the Philippines; the importance of infrastructure on the growth of e-commerce; evaluating current business processes to develop strategy to go e-commerce; enabling your company to implement the right e-business model; integrating the proper technology and solutions to suit your e-business needs; building trade partnerships and alliances through e-commerce; creating extra income-generating services through e-commerce; relevant issues in structuring and implementing efficient e-marketplaces; case studies and best practices of successful ecommerce companies; existing e-commerce model (B2C, B2B, B2G, E2E, etc.); and different aspects of e-commerce (security, payments, delivery, etc.)
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