Firstly, the nature of change faced by businesses as a result of the continued evolution of the Internet. Some of the key competitive advantages and concepts of Internet usage are relevant in the drive towards increased profitability. Once the direction setting has been done, the type of leadership required to really move the e-business forward is also covered. Some of the approaches taken are strategic, and some are tactical. All are powerful and results-driven.
Managers thus receive a comprehensive plan that is actionable immediately.
This includes London and Vienna conferences with a combined total of 46 events in 2000-01. Jeremy started his career with Longman, before joining Reed-Elsevier. From 1993-6 he was Head of Publishing at The Institute of Management, and was then Publishing Director for the Hawksmere Group, as well as working as a consultant with IBC Conferences, London Business School, IMD and ING Barings. He has an MA in International Relations, and is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. He is author of a number of business books.