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Enron is sponsoring the McCombs School of Business, Transforming Business i=
n=20 Net Time 2001 Symposium on March 27 & 28 in Austin, Texas. As a sponsor,= =20 Enron has received 4 complimentary registrations and 4 VIP Reception passes= =20 that I will make available to the first 4 people that would like to attend= =20 this conference. Ken Lay is the Keynote speaker on March 27th and Greg Pip= er=20 is serving on the B2B Marketplaces panel on March 28th. Below is an early= =20 draft of the conference. For more complete details, visit=20 www.nettime2001.org . If you are interested in attending, please contact = me=20 at 713-853-7632 and I will send you the special code to receive Enron's=20 complimentary registration. You can register on line at the above address = or=20 I can send the tri-fold brochure with details if you are interested.=20 Remember, you must contact me to receive the code for the complimentary=20 registrations. Details on hotel and parking will be forthcoming. Thanks, Karen Marshall March 27-28, 2001 in Austin, Texas The McCombs School of Business=20 In partnership with the Texas eCommerce Association=20 presents Transforming Business in Net Time: Models and Strategies to Leverage the Internet The Program Tuesday, March 27, 2001 Opening Keynote Speaker 5:00-6:00 p.m. =01) Networking Happy Hour 6:00-7:30 p.m. =01) Opening Keynote: Kenneth Lay, Chairman, Enron=20 Wednesday, March 28, 2001 Morning Keynote Speaker 8:00-9:30 a.m. =01) Morning Keynote: TBD Transforming Enterprise Assets via the Digital Economy 9:45-10:45 a.m. =01) Moderated Panel Discussion=20 Faculty Moderator =01) Dr. Vish Krishnan Featured panelists ? Rick Toboz, Director, eTransformation for eVentures, Cargill, Incorporate= d ? Tim Morton, President, e.Solutions-United States and Latin America, EDS ? TBD from i2 Technologies This is not your father=01,s business model. Successful businesses use the= =20 Internet as more than a tool for connection. It=01,s not just contracts=01= *it=01,s=20 contacts. It=01,s not just moving things through the community=01*the comm= unity=20 itself creates value. See how new business models inform the tools that=20 facilitate them. Learn from classic enterprises that are transforming core= =20 competencies into 21st century assets. =20 Collaborative Economic Networks Power the New Business Models 11:00 a.m. -12:00 noon =01) Four Interactive Discussions with Commentary = =20 (40-minute panel discussion followed by 20-minute research perspective) Choose one of four perspectives on new ways of thinking and doing business. Open versus Closed Systems Session #1 Industry Facilitator =01)Tom Felger, Partner, Baker Botts, L.L.P. Faculty Commentator =01) Dr. Emerson Tiller Featured Panelists =20 ? TBD=20 ? TBD=20 ? TBD=20 Should a collaborative economic network be open or closed? Standards-based= =20 or orchestrated by a dominant industry leader? What kind of network will= =20 best serve the businesses of the 21st century? Internet Models: The Next Generation Session #2 Industry Facilitator =01) Ken DeAngelis, General Partner, Austin Ventures Faculty Commentator =01) Dr. Kerem Tomak Featured Panelists=20 ? Judi Bitterli, CEO, Powered, Inc.=20 ? Jim Hammock, CEO, hire.com=20 ? Dave Sikora, CEO, Question.com=20 What kinds of companies power the new collaborative networks? From finding= =20 top talent to accelerating education to managing knowledge, hear what the= =20 winners have to say. B2B Marketplaces: What=01,s Next? =01) Session #3 Industry Facilitator =01) Kevin Costello, Partner, Arthur Andersen=20 Faculty Commentator =01) Dr. Prabhudev Konana Featured panelists=20 ? TBD ? Greg Piper, Managing Director, Enron Net Works=20 ? TBD=20 Pundits predict that there will be 150,000 Internet marketplaces by 2003 an= d=20 15 by 2005. Who will survive in the new collaborative community of trade? Learn from=20 these emerging examples of trading networks that work. Customer Relationship Management =01) Session #4 Industry Facilitator -=20 Faculty commentator =01) Dr. Raj Srivastava Featured panelists=20 ? TBD=20 ? Patrick Vogt, Director, e-Relationships, Dell ? TBD Who owns the new collaborative networks? How do you attract, serve, retain= =20 and capitalize on the most critical node in the network =01) the customer? = =20 LUNCH - 12:15-1:45 p.m. Sponsor acknowledgement Featured Presenter=20 Dr. Anitesh Barua of the McCombs School Center for Research in Electronic= =20 Commerce=20 Digital vs. Physical Models =01) not only gaining efficiencies, but creatin= g new=20 revenue streams Digital versus Physical Business Models=20 2:00-3:15 p.m. =01) Moderated Panel Discussion=20 Faculty Moderator =01) Dr. Cynthia Beath Featured panelists ? TBD ? TBD ? TBD We began the day with taking old models and making them new. We=01,ve look= ed at=20 communities and deepening connections. Now we=01,re looking to the future.= =20 Harness the power of the Internet to move objects, capital, and ideas, and= =20 create sources of revenue never before imagined. Closing Comments=20 3:15-4:00 p.m. - Dr. Steven Tomlinson
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