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21st Century
Business – Hand Your Tasks
Over to the
Web with Web Services |
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| by Jason
O'Connor |
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| If
you share information with partners on a regular basis, this
is particularly useful. It is much easier for an advertising
or creative agency to post work they’re doing for their client
to review than it is to snail mail it or actually meet with
the client for each new draft. A more sophisticated application
of this concept involves hooking your inventory system up to
the partner Web site section where every partner can see what
is in stock in real-time. |
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Web Services for Product or Service Information / Catalogs |
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you spend an inordinate amount of time, money and energy snail
mailing catalogs out to potential customers, you may want to
consider recreating your traditional print catalog online and
making it easily accessible on your Web site. This may sound
like a simple idea, and it is, but there are still many companies
that haven’t done this yet. However, taking this mind set a
step further could truly allow you to break away from the pack
and free up a lot of you and your employees’ time. |
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is actually a lot simpler than it sounds. One of the hardest
parts is coming up with possible web service opportunities.
Often we are so entrenched in the old way of doing things that
we don’t even see the possibilities. It is important that you
stretch your creativity when thinking of possible solutions.
If you think something could be done automatically but aren’t
sure if it’s possible, ask around or speak to an expert. |
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possibilities are endless. In the future, many of the tasks
of today will be done by the computer, (this could have been
a line in an article written in the 80’s, and it certainly came
true), but now it will be the networked computer that accomplishes
the tasks, in other words, the Web. I challenge you to get creative
and think of ways to save you and your employees’ time and money
by utilizing the power of the Web and Web services. |
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Jason O'Connor is President of Oak Web Works - The synthesis
of Web design, technology and marketing |
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Jason
is an expert at Web design and programming, e-strategy, and
e-marketing
http://www.oakwebworks.com
mail to: joconnor888 @ hotmail.com |
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