From .com to .profit: Inventing Business Models that Deliver Value and Profit Audiobook

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Penton Overseas, Inc. presents From .com to .profit: Inventing Business Models that Deliver Value and Profit written by Nick Earle, Peter Keen and read by Eric Conger .

From .com to .profit is available a downloadable version of the audiobook that can be played on iPods, iPhones, iPads, Droid phones, Blackberry's and numerous other types of devices.

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This reading of From .com to .profit is shorter than average. It is 186 minutes long. This makes the listening experience about 100% shorter than normal.

This version of From .com to .profit: Inventing Business Models that Deliver Value and Profit costs less than the average audio book. The price is $13.27 and that is 26% less than the average audiobook.

This performance of From .com to .profit: Inventing Business Models that Deliver Value and Profit is rated by listeners at 43 out of a possible 100 and that makes this audiobook about 41% worse than the average of other audiobooks.

Author Stats

Nick Earle has published 2 audiobooks./a>.

Nick Earle's audio books are rated by listeners at 59 out of a possible 100 points this means that the author's audio books are rated about 21% worse than the average audiobook.

Nick Earle's average audio book is 186 minutes long and that makes this author's audio books about 48% shorter than the average audiobook.

Nick Earle's average audiobook is priced at $16.11 and that makes this author's audiobooks about 10% less than the average audiobook.

From .com to .profit: Inventing Business Models that Deliver Value and Profit is Peter Keen's first published audio book.

Peter Keen's audio books are rated by listeners at 43 out of a possible 100 points this means that the author's audio books are rated about 41% worse than the average audiobook.

Peter Keen's average audio book is 186 minutes long and that makes this author's audio books about 48% shorter than the average audiobook.

Peter Keen's average audiobook is priced at $13.27 and that makes this author's audiobooks about 26% less than the average audiobook.

Publisher Stats

Penton Overseas, Inc. has published 112 audiobooks, including From .com to .profit: Inventing Business Models that Deliver Value and Profit.

Penton Overseas, Inc.'s audio books are rated by listeners at 63 out of a possible 100 points this means that the publisher's audio books are rated about 15% worse than the average audiobook.

Penton Overseas, Inc.'s average audiobook is 179 minutes long and that makes this publisher's audiobooks about 49% shorter than the average audiobook.

Penton Overseas, Inc.'s average audiobook costs $15.01 and that makes this publisher's audibooks about 17% less than the average audiobook.

Summary:

Until now, all it's taken to build a successful e-business is the right technology. An online storefront goes up and a company's market capitalization goes through the roof, despite low sales and no profits. But now the race to get online is over. As the new economy rapidly becomes the only economy, Internet companies must learn how to create sustainable value if they're going to survive. This book provides the solid business basics companies need to move from the old era of .com to the next era of .profit.Nick Earle, the driving force behind Hewlett-Packard's worldwide Internet strategy, and Peter Keen, a visionary in the world of business and technology, have been anticipating online trends and communicating them to managers for over twenty years. Here they team up to forecast the future of Internet commerce and to lay out the six key imperatives that will determine the difference between successful and unsuccessful e-business in the coming decade. Earle and Keen show managers how to perfect the logistics, cement the relationships, build the brands, transform the capital and cost structures, harmonize the sales channels, and provide the services that are crucial to delivering both value and profits on the Web. Using examples from HP and other top companies around the world, the authors go beyond Internet hype to lay out strategic action in the key areas of technology, finance, and marketing. In the process, they provide all the useful information, timely insights, and practical advice managers need to build business plans for the new economy that really work.