Attend this panel discussion to learn what’s coming in e-commerce over the next three years, and why it will be all about connecting to customers. A range of topics will be covered, including how workers and consumers play a hybrid role, why the functions within the sales and pricing teams are changing, how omnichannel approaches can drive success, and what you need to know about logistics and “urgent delivery."
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A Vision for the Future of E-Commerce
1. Bruno Labedan – Senior Director, Seller Account Management, SAP Ariba (SAP)
Alexander Graff – Head of Corporate Business, Schweitzer Fachinformationen
Martin Meyer – Head of eBusiness Strategy, Bechtle AG
Matthias Heid – Senior Manager, Solution & Strategy SAP Hybris Commerce Solutions
Jeanne Rodriguez – Senior Manager, Seller Solutions Marketing & Global Awareness, SAP Ariba (SAP) / June 15, 2016
A Vision for the Future of E-Commerce
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Martin Meyer – Bechtle AG.
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Head of e-Business Strategy.
Member of the supervisory board.
Joined Bechtle in 1992.
Cofounded Bechtle’s business segment “IT e-Commerce” in 1993.
Cofounded Bechtle’s customer-specific IT procurement portals (bios®) in 1998.
Areas of responsibility:
Strategical development of all bios® procurement portals.
Management of B2B Integration projects.
e-Procurement trainings for employees.
June 2016
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Bechtle AG.
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Bechtle Opens the Door to the Future.
The Bechtle Group has 66 system houses in Germany,
Austria and Switzerland and is one of Europe's leading IT
e-commerce providers with trading companies in 14
countries.
Founded in 1983, the company currently employs over
7,300 people.
Bechtle is a manufacturer-independent company that
provides one-stop shopping for all the IT infrastructure and
operation needs of its more than 75,000 industrial, public
sector and financial market customers.
Bechtle has been quoted on the stock exchange since 2000
and is listed in the TecDAX technology index since 2004.
In 2015, the company generated a revenue of approximate
2.8 billion euros.
June 2016