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November 1999    Change House, Shepherds Rise, Vernham Dean, Andover, Hampshire, SP11 0HD, England

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  Over 250 PagesNew SymbolAUTUMN '99 NEWS UPDATE
Digital / Interactive TV Special
Using the New Mediums to Reach Customers, Understand their Need and Meet their Expectations

 

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Now On, at a Screen Near You         .... FURTHER UPDATE .....

With developments moving so fast, the section within the SIM web site devoted to the latest developments in  Digital and Interactive TV has now had its second update since the Spring. BSkyB officially launches its interactive services this month. Woolworths, HSBC Bank and Abbey National are some of its key partners. OnDigital and NTL are also on their way to launching services nation wide. This is a delivery channel you can no longer afford to ignore. You can reach a mass audience but with the potential to have 1 to 1 dialogue and meet individual needs.

ArrowFrom the Home page just click on the menu item Interactive Mediums or the I-TV icon.

E-C LogoHenley CollegeAn Invitation from the E-Business Group of the Henley Management College Alumni -
Join us on November 17th and learn about      business opportunities with Digital Interactive TV

Martin Cook of the Digital TV Group will give a non technical overview of the possibilities with digital interactive TV. The presentation will be of particular interest to marketing and advertising professionals. They will face new challenges in gaining the active participation of viewers and then ensuring their organisation can respond. Could your company respond to millions of viewer pressing the 'yes' button to buy your products or request information?
The fee is £9:75 to include a buffet. Cheques (payable to the E-Business Group) to Managing Change.
Time: 6:30 pm for 7:15 pm. Venue: Henley Management College, north of Henley-on-Thames.

Managing Change is the founder of this group which is open to all. We have changed the Group's name to the E-Business Group, a new web site has been developed and we are looking to run seminars and workshops. To join the group send your details with email address to the secretary, Alan Cooper, c/o Managing Change.

ArrowFrom the Home page click on the Henley Alumni E-Business SIG menu item.

Stop Press! Strategic Review for Major Media Company

music symbolmusic symbolManaging Change has been commission to undertake a review of the planned personalisation and mass customisation proposals for a multi-£m second generation e-business web site for a major media company.

Managing Change Presents ..... see over.

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Managing Change Presents on Digital TV & Advertising

We have been asked to present to the Norwegian Association of Advertisers at their annual conference held in Oslo. The conference title is On the threshold to a new century: Marketing communications in a digital reality and our presentation is entitled New Advertising Models and Opportunities in the Interactive Age. This presentation will cover:
  • From broadcasting to narrowcasting
  • Niche TV channels and segmentation
  • An interactive marketplace
  • New types of business models
  • Brand power in a world of digital television

Managing Change in Print

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  • By means of 4 mythical companies involved in the manufacture, distribution and selling of cups (or mugs), this article describes the four stages of Managing Change's Strategic Interactive Marketing Framework. It is a marketing orientated article looking at various business models in an interactive age, from a pure manufacturing to a service driven, branding approach. The article concludes by looking at how one of these companies is moving from services into the next stage, that of experiences.
  • We are expecting this article to appear in the bumper Millennium edition of Marketing News, a recommended bi-monthly UK publication of the the Royal Counties Branch of the Chartered Institute of Marketing. It is edited by Charlie Farrow on 01635 551754. If you want very cost-effectively to reach 11,000 marketing professionals in the south of England then give her a call.
ArrowFrom the Home page click on the menu item Publications.

Red 'phoneThe Knowledge Partnership Logo Knowledge Partnership Report Launched at Voice 99

Towards a New World
- Add Intelligence to Your Call Centre

Managing Change is part of this partnership venture that is initially concentrating on improving business performance by the application of knowledge, particularly customer knowledge, to Call Centres. A Vision paper commissioned by Nortel, one of the world's leading telecommunications suppliers, has been professionally printed and is being issued to over 5,000 of its customers. For an insight into the report email Roger Butler of the Knowledge Partnership or visit the new web site at www.knowledgepartnership.co.uk.
ArrowFrom the Home page go right down the page and then click on the Knowledge Partnership Logo

Responding to Differing Customer Needs

The recent legislation has made business aware of the need to make their premises accessible to all. Such considerations should apply to your virtual customers, going beyond just supporting customers with disabilities. Customers also vary in their cognitive behaviour as well as in the environment in which they interact

I-TV symbolSome customers may be IT literate and will be happy with the typical windows interface. Other customers may think in less logical ways and seek pictures, sounds and non structured dialogues. As you reach out to a wider mass audience through the new mediums of digital TV, kiosks or WAP mobile telephones your services will be accessed by an ever varying groups of people in a variety of locations from the noisy street to the family living room. Maybe you will need to grab their attention and engage with them during a 30 second commercial break. Getting the interface right is a key consideration to user dialogue and  blankacceptance and the ultimate aim of converting consumer interest into sales.

The University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology has a Human Factors In The Design Of Electronic Service Delivery Systems For Use In Complex Environments project with EPSRC funding. It now seeks commercial partners to explore the effectiveness of different user interfaces. Call Managing Change to discuss the project.

E-mail: sim-at-managingchange.com. Tel. & Fax.: +44 (0) 1264 737609
Managing Change is the trading name of Managing Change SIM Ltd registered in England and Wales. Registration number: 3591060
Registered Office: Change House, 7 Shepherds Rise, Vernham Dean, Andover, Hampshire, SP11 0HD, England


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