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eBusiness Case Study on
Website Content
Management- Northcote
Pottery
eBusiness
Case Study on Website Content
Management-
Angelsea Online
eBusiness
Case Study on Supply Chain Management
- Sundowner Motor Inns
eBusiness
Case Study on Supply Chain Management
- Rocket Distribution
eBusiness
Case Study on Online
Process Automation
- Hallis Recruitment
eBusiness
Case Study on Online
Process Automation
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Godings
eBusiness
Case Study on Online
Process Automation -
Food-Right
Supermarket
eBusiness
Case
Study on eMarketing
- MWT Australia
eBusiness
Case Study on
Online
Buying and Selling
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The Coffee
Company
eBusiness
Case Study on
Online
Buying and Selling -
Clearstream Olive Farm
eBusiness
Case Study on
Broadband and Infrastructure
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HD Rides
eBusiness
Case Study on
Broadband and Infrastructure
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Hanging
Rock Winery
eBusiness
Case Study on
Approaching
Export
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Stuck on
You (Australia)
eBusiness
Case Study on
Wireless and
Mobile applications
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Ivoclar
Vivadent Australia
eBusiness
Case Study on
Wireless and
Mobile applications
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Paesano
Restaurant
eBusiness
Case Study on
Knowledge Management (Using Intranets)-
International Horse Transport
eBusiness
Case Study on
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Building
Integration
eBusiness
Case Study on
Electronic Customer Relationship Management
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McKenzie
Consulting
eBusiness
Case Study on
Electronic Customer Relationship Management
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Networx
Events
eBusiness
Case Study on
eSecurity
and Trust
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Mothersdirect.com.au
The Victorian Government's eCommerce
Roadshows Program promotes the benefits that eCommerce can
deliver to small - medium businesses across Victoria. The
Program aims to help businesses understand why they should
consider eBusiness solutions, and how they can implement them.
Yahoo! Australia & NZ: Client Satisfaction Survey
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APT Strategies recently undertook a
combination of indepth interviews of the leading Australian
advertisers and agencies as well as an online survey to
measure their client satisfaction, views and future trends
in online advertising and marketing. |
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APT Strategies was commissioned to conduct
research into the network provisioning market
for NetComm Ltd.
APT
Strategies conducted 45 face to face and telephone interviews
with Internet Service Providers across Australia.
NetComm is
Australia's founding provider of intelligent communications
solutions with a commanding position across the key markets of
broadband, wireless, routing, high-speed networking, network
solutions and digital surveillance systems.
With the increasing
number of broadband users in Australia, coupled with the aggressive
pricing practices of Australian Internet Service Providers, NetComm
asked APT
Strategies to assist
to further extend the
supply of broadband ADSL products to this rapidly growing market.
Key Findings:
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28%
of Australian ISP respondents are currently using NetComm
products.
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70%
of Australian ISP respondents did not
know the cost of each support call.
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60
per cent of Australian ISP respondents stated they had never
evaluated the total cost of ownership when offering DSL services
to their customers.
Reaching Your Market - Driving Web Traffic Report

APT Strategies
were commissioned by the Australian Flexible Learning Framework
to prepare a
new
guide
to help education and
training providers
in Australia
attract a wider
audience to their training products and services.
The guide,
Reaching Your Market: Web strategies for VET (vocational
education and training) Providers, has been released by the 2005
Australian Flexible Learning Framework (2005 Framework) and
forms part of its strategy to increase the uptake of e-learning.
In preparing the
guide, over 70 e-learning websites were reviewed from around the
world. As a result the guide showcases:
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examples of websites
that demonstrate best practice in the delivery of their
information
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practical examples of
online advertising and marketing
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cost effective
suggestions for education and training providers to increase
traffic to their websites.
The 2005 Framework's
Resources and Innovation Program Leader Vivienne Blanksby said:
"The guide provides practical examples and screen shots of
websites to illustrate how other organisations have implemented
strategies to increase their audiences. "This way people can see
and understand what should be prioritised for further
development of their websites.
E-BUSINESS MADE EASY GUIDE
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As part of the ongoing commitment from Sensis to provide SMEs
with access to up-to-date knowledge about how to improve their
online businesses, this guide aims to provide comprehensive
information on the e-business journey, products and services
available to SMEs.
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APT Strategies was commissioned by Sensis, publishers of the
Yellow Pages and White Pages to compile this simple to use
reference guide to help businesses find an e-business solution,
explain how e-business processes work and outline some of the
benefits in an easy to read format. The guide also lists some
suppliers throughout Australia and provides indicative costs
of what you can expect to pay for each e-business solution.
The guide is complete with:
- an outline of the online journey
- checklist of what a business needs to be equipped for e-business
- e-business return on investment calculator
- a glossary of e-business terms
- E-business Made Easy discusses 16 industry specific e-Business categories.
"Trusting the Internet - A small business guide to E-security".
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About the Guide:
APT Strategies was commissioned by the National Office of Information
Economy to produce the 80 page guide -
"Trusting the Internet - A small business guide to E-security" .
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The guide is aimed at helping Australian small and medium businesses
understand the key issues of Internet security. Businesses need to be aware of
security issues when they are browsing a website, sending emails, conducting
e-commerce transactions, dealing with government agencies online and
conducting e-business activities. Key Questions answered with case studies
include:
- Why do I need e-security?
- How do e-security technologies work?
- How can I send emails securely?
- How can I conduct secure transactions online?
- How can I deal with other e-security threats?
- Why is privacy an important issue for e-security?
- What laws apply to e-business?
- Where can I find more information?
Hoyts Strategic Review Report: Increasing Frequency of Usage
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APT Strategies
conducted an independent in-depth analysis for Hoyts of the four
leading entertainment websites:
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A comprehensive matrix was constructed in order
to evaluate each website against the followng
criteria 1. Depth and variety of
functionality and content, 2. Quality
of content Functionality of content and tools, 3.
Quality and consistency of layout, presentation and
navigation 4. Content integration
5. Value proposition to
visitors/subscribers 6. Amount & quality
of video, audio and multimedia content, and 7.
Speed and reliability of general content.
The strategic review undertaken by APT Strategies
was to achieve the following corporate marketing objectives:
1. Increase the frequency of electronic content delivered to
Hoyts' target market via visitations to the Hoyts website and the
number of subscribers to the email database, 2. Reduce
traditional print advertising costs by being able to negotiate
better rates with publishers, 3. Increase
the conversion rate of page impressions on the Hoyts website to
registrations to the email database and 4. Increase
the conversion rate of page impressions and registrations to gross
movie receipts.
LIGHT
RAIL ADVERTISING & CONTENT REPORT
In September 2003, APT Strategies conducted
attitudinal research for GRV.tv, a passenger
entertainment system bringing audiovisual entertainment and
information to travellers on public transport networks. The face to
face interviews were conducted with Metro Light Rail passengers in
the Sydney regional and metropolitan area to determine how
passengers are interacting with the system.
Key Findings include:
- 75 per cent of respondents indicated that
they were interacting with the information and entertainment
system
- The 6 key content categories that are being
requested include; News (76%); Weather (37%); Sport (29%); Music
(26%); Comedy (18%); Travel (18%)
.APT Strategies reported that GRV.tv offers
new levels of accessibility to audiences that is proving to be low
consumers of FTA and Cable. As this service is rolled out to other
rail networks, advertisers will be able to leverage a dynamically
positioned audiovisual medium.
GRV.tv is currently running on Sydney’s Metro
Light Rail. Programming is developed in conjunction with passenger
feedback, with content and advertising messages being tailored to
the demographics of these travelers.
Contact:
APT Strategies Pty. Ltd.
Level 3, 229 Macquarie Street
Sydney NSW 2000
Telephone: +61 2
9223 0322
Facsimile: +61 2 9360 0385
Email: info@aptstrategies.com.au
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