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M-Budget launches a new TV offer

Submitted by Kay Flieger on Tue 05.03.2013 14:50:44

Migros has launched last week its new TV offer.In a first phase this TV offer is only sold via the web. The online shop is based on Magento and has been designed by OWT. The M-Budget eShop proposes as well internet and a mobile products.
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RampUpIT to join Open Web Technology

Submitted by Frédéric Weill on Sat 09.02.2013 16:42:21

Open Web Technology is pleased to announce its acquisition of RampUpIT Sarl effective November 1st, 2012. The merge reinforces Open Web Technology’s capability in assembling digital commerce and mobile/TV services that embrace emerging technologies to create exceptional branded experiences. Open Web Technology and RampUpIT teams have been regularly working together for about 15 years so the merge process which just completed at the end of January has not created any disruption for RampUpIT's clients.
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Internet Advertising revenues hits $9.3 billion in Q3 2012

Submitted by cschmitt on Thu 20.12.2012 16:58:02

According to the Interactive Advertising Bureau, Internet advertising revenues are up 18% in Q3 of 2012, hiting close to $9.3 billion in the U.S. (see IAB press release: http://bit.ly/V8LrII) Although TV advertising is still the biggest channel (42% spend), online advertising is crushing print ad spend (40% vs 10%), will it also take over TV spend in 2013? In the U.S., Google generates as much advertising revenue as all newspapers & magazines put together.
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Multichannel eBusiness and eCommerce in 2013

Submitted by Kay Flieger on Tue 18.12.2012 22:51:49

Forrester says: Multichannel options will expand dramatically. In Europe and north America the integration of online and offline channels has been viewed as essential for multichannel retailers to stave off competition from online-only businesses. Indeed, leading retailers in markets such as the UK and Germany have proven the success of their multichannel offerings such as pickup in-store and returns. In 2013 multichannel features will be part of all eBusiness strategies.
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Transversal projects: how do we spell that?

Submitted by Boudewijn van Doorn on Thu 13.12.2012 9:56:02

This is the second article of a series of three on transversal projects. What is a transversal project and what type of issues do they raise? I propose to use 3 examples to illustrate the nature of these projects:
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Transversal projects: been there, done that ?

Submitted by Boudewijn van Doorn on Wed 12.12.2012 9:35:18

This is the first edition of a series of articles addressing the transversal nature of projects we deliver to our clients: why they are sometimes challenging, why they are vital - especially in an online world, and how we help our customers address such projects from an organizational, project management and content perspective. Silos are easier
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News from Open Web Technology

M-Budget launches a new TV offer

RampUpIT to join Open Web Technology

Internet Advertising revenues hits $9.3 billion in Q3 2012

Multichannel eBusiness and eCommerce in 2013

Transversal projects: how do we spell that?

Transversal projects: been there, done that ?