Using Technology to Compete on a Grander Scale
Using Technology to Compete on a Grander Scale
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Through the advancements of technology, organizations regardless of size are now competing against one another. When it comes to the global economy, IT has made the entire business world attainable with the technical advances of the digital revolution. This increased reach,however, also leads to cutthroat competition. The companies that will survive are the ones that harness technological innovation to allow them to focus on their core competencies and customer service.
Modernizing business processes and delivering on these challenges pose major challenges for those organizations with limited financial, IT, personnel and time resources. The small/medium businesses (SMBs) that will survive are the ones that run efficiently and offer the best customer service.
Unlike their larger foes, SMBs can't afford to get it wrong the first time.
On June 27, 2006 Ziff Davis Media, Gold Winner of the Folio: Fame Award for Best Online Event, will produce, direct, and host "Using Technology to Compete on a Grander Scale." Attend this free one-day SMB technology virtual tradeshow for the answers to your most pressing questions. You'll hear directly from industry analysts, consultants, IT managers, applications experts and vendor executives. Learn how to drive efficiency, use technology and manage workflow. Don't let your small/medium business fall behind.
Register Now
Register to win a 3 IN 1 DJBOX2 128mb MP3 PLAYER.(10 winners will be selected)
Through the advancements of technology, organizations regardless of size are now competing against one another. When it comes to the global economy, IT has made the entire business world attainable with the technical advances of the digital revolution. This increased reach,however, also leads to cutthroat competition. The companies that will survive are the ones that harness technological innovation to allow them to focus on their core competencies and customer service.
Modernizing business processes and delivering on these challenges pose major challenges for those organizations with limited financial, IT, personnel and time resources. The small/medium businesses (SMBs) that will survive are the ones that run efficiently and offer the best customer service.
Unlike their larger foes, SMBs can't afford to get it wrong the first time.
On June 27, 2006 Ziff Davis Media, Gold Winner of the Folio: Fame Award for Best Online Event, will produce, direct, and host "Using Technology to Compete on a Grander Scale." Attend this free one-day SMB technology virtual tradeshow for the answers to your most pressing questions. You'll hear directly from industry analysts, consultants, IT managers, applications experts and vendor executives. Learn how to drive efficiency, use technology and manage workflow. Don't let your small/medium business fall behind.
Register Now
This Virtual Tradeshow includes:
- Pre-event networking opportunities with industry professionals and peers via chat and the introNetworks community
- Virtual booths for obtaining exhibitor information, receiving industry updates and exchanging virtual business cards
- Live Keynote presentation and panel discussions with leading analysts, consultants, government officials and vendor executives will be on hand to share their knowledge
Show DateJune 27th, 2006
9:00-11:00 ETVirtual Doors "Open": Browse Vendor Booths, Network with Peers
11:00-11:45 ETOpening Keynote: Business Efficiency and Enhanced Customer Service Through AutomationFeatured Speaker: Judith A. Roussel, District Director - IllinoisDistrict Office, U.S. Small Business Administration
1:00-1:45 ETHot Button Panel 1: The Virtual Company - How to Run a Business Without an Office
3:00-3:45 ETHot Button Panel 2: Outsource is not a Dirty Word: Using Hosted Service Providers to Drive Efficiency
5:00-5:45 ETHot Button Panel 3: You Get What You Pay For: Disaster Recovery and Continuity Strategies That May Save Your Business
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