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Podcast:1. Key ideas in ecommerce

Written by: Jonathan Briggs

September 28, 2006 [3886 views]

OK folks, here is the first Podcast to support this course. It is a summary of the same material as yesterday's lecture. I hope you find it interesting. You can listen to it on any MP3 player or using iTunes on your Mac or PC.

Podcast: Key ideas in ecommerce, 20 mins, MP3 (16.3 MB)

A big thanks to Kunal Ramchandani of the OTHER media for helping me develop and record this first Podcast. If the reactions are positive then we'll make another every week.

So what do you think?

Recent comments:

On September 29, 2006 at 12:42 PM, Parjit Chahil wrote:

This is a great idea

On October 2, 2006 at 3:00 PM, Shazad Yaseen wrote:

This is very helpful. I really enjoyed the lecture along with the audio podcast..very positive indeed..

On October 2, 2006 at 10:39 PM, Michael Karamanolis wrote:

Dear Jonathan,
I found your podcast most informative, It is rather interesting as you metioned in your lecture that the relationships between businesses selling there goods within other commercial entities. That is quite novel in this second ecommerce wave. Allot of consumers are also finding that commerce in there native languages also is a powerful economic driving force and if I may is also a consumer retainer solution and an imrovement in the consumer experience.
Thank you for your lecture it was most informative
Michael Karamanolis
Bsc IT/IS
Boston City Campus

Jonathan replies: Thanks Michael and some good points. I notice you are from South Africa. Hope you find our further sessions interesting - do tell others about the site.

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