If you've been thinking...........
'I need my electronic component B2B web site to drive more
revenue, to cut transaction costs, and to recapture customers that want to
transact business over .......... 'THE INTERNET'
...then think fetch Solutions 24/7 "e-Catalog"
fetch Solutions is a joint venture combining proven software and systems from i-MARK with electronics components industry expertise from veteran component and distribution professionals.
We can create a state-of-the-art web-presence for your company in weeks to months, creating the platform you need to enhance your brand image and generate leads, quotes, and sales online and propel your business into the internet age.
Our software-as-a-service (SaaS) business model means low upfront costs with fees that scale with performance allowing you to readily afford to create an impressive internet presence.
To learn more, please contact Tim Cronin at the address below to discuss your further interest in this Internet Added Sales and Revenue Program.
Thank You!
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tim cronin
fetch Solutions
774.238.1282
txcronin@gmail.com
fetch blog: http://fetchecatalog.blogspot.com/
demonstration e-catalog website ("click electronics"): http://fetch-eval.smartcats.com/smartcat/sc_app/default.asp
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Distribution Industry in 10 years++++fetch Solutions
Electronic Business: How do you think the distribution industry is going to look 10 years from now?
Vallee: It'll probably not be what we think it's going to be, but based on what I see today here's what I would say: truly global—design anywhere, build anywhere, follow-the-sun kinds of design efforts; highly consolidated because of the scale and scope that will be required to actually be able to operate globally; the Web will be integrated in just about everything we do; and more and more of our profits will come from the services we provide as opposed to the [products] we sell. I think that in all industries, not just in technology, the world is moving toward solutions. It's just a function of time constraints and cost constraints that are driving customers to solutions. In order for us to provide solutions, we are going to have to have more and more services to complement the products that we sell, be they hardware or software. Ten years from now I think that will be a very important part of the distribution industry.
http://www.electronicsweekly.com/Articles/2008/08/27/44396/avnet-ceo-roy-vallee-10-years-at-the-top.htm
Vallee: It'll probably not be what we think it's going to be, but based on what I see today here's what I would say: truly global—design anywhere, build anywhere, follow-the-sun kinds of design efforts; highly consolidated because of the scale and scope that will be required to actually be able to operate globally; the Web will be integrated in just about everything we do; and more and more of our profits will come from the services we provide as opposed to the [products] we sell. I think that in all industries, not just in technology, the world is moving toward solutions. It's just a function of time constraints and cost constraints that are driving customers to solutions. In order for us to provide solutions, we are going to have to have more and more services to complement the products that we sell, be they hardware or software. Ten years from now I think that will be a very important part of the distribution industry.
http://www.electronicsweekly.com/Articles/2008/08/27/44396/avnet-ceo-roy-vallee-10-years-at-the-top.htm
Monday, August 25, 2008
fetch Solutions will "Deliver the Goods"
If you've been thinking...........
'I need my electronic component B2B web site to drive more
revenue, to cut transaction costs, and to recapture customers that want to
transact business over .......... 'THE INTERNET'
...then think fetch Solutions 24/7 "e-Catalog"
'I need my electronic component B2B web site to drive more
revenue, to cut transaction costs, and to recapture customers that want to
transact business over .......... 'THE INTERNET'
...then think fetch Solutions 24/7 "e-Catalog"
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