Internet Briefing passes on web experiences
Internet Briefing, a forum for sharing experiences, is expanding and will be divided into three sections. Starting in July, the three sub-sections—Banking/Finance, B2B, and Online Marketing—will be available.
The Internet Briefing association is expanding and splitting into three areas. From July, the three subgroups Bank/Finance, B2B and Online Marketing will be available. Internet Briefing is a forum for the exchange of experiences, covering all aspects of the Internet in everyday business life in monthly meetings. The members discuss case studies for management, marketing, communication and IT. Topics include the strategic importance of the Internet for companies, related technologies and processes as well as mistakes and recommendations. The group, which was founded by Reto Hartinger in March 2005, now has 400 members.
One member presents a project for 30 minutes and discusses the learning experiences. The group then discusses the case. The aim is for practitioners, consultants and scientists to learn from each other and gain new ideas without making the same mistakes. The membership fee for Internet Briefing is CHF 250 per year. At the next meeting, which will take place on July 3, the topic of "Google's top ranking: what matters" will be discussed.
One member presents a project for 30 minutes and discusses the learning experiences. The group then discusses the case. The aim is for practitioners, consultants and scientists to learn from each other and gain new ideas without making the same mistakes. The membership fee for Internet Briefing is CHF 250 per year. At the next meeting, which will take place on July 3, the topic of "Google's top ranking: what matters" will be discussed.
