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March 1998    Change House, Shepherds Rise, Vernham Dean, Andover, Hampshire, SP11 0HD, England

Managing Change is pleased to announce the launch of its web site
www.managingchange.com

Innovative, market driven, interactive, insurance strategies.

Blank Home Page Map (copy - not active) Over 100 Pages

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Strategic Interactive Marketing - Differentiating Yourself from the Masses

Report cover page
Riding the Whirlwind is a major report into the strategic use of the new interactive mediums within financial services, particularly insurance. It looks at how 1 to 1 marketing and mass customisation can be realised by using the new interactive technologies like the internet, web-TV, kiosks, personal digital assistants, and smart telephones.
At the site you can read all about Strategic Interactive Marketing (SIM), the SIM Project, and the SIM Implementation Framework. Each month, more of the Riding the Whirlwind report is being made available on-line.
In the STEP Analysis, understand the environmental forces shaping SIM.  Then learn about the concepts and opportunities with 1 to 1 marketing, mass customisation, and the new interactive mediums. Why not add your own contribution in the Guest column?

Support Topics: Process Design & Improvement, and Organisational Change

Over the year we will be adding sections on both these topics, set within the context of Strategic Interactive Marketing and the steps for a successful implementation.
BPR Report Front Page (5K)
Meanwhile, you may be interested to read an Executive Summary of Managing Change's research into BPR and Organisational Cultural Change Techniques. Again, each month we are making more of the thesis available on-line.

Information and Resources

These include company information, case studies, papers and presentations, book reviews, and SIM Resources such as web sites, books, articles, newsletters, products, etc..
Feedback would be appreciated either on-line, by post or telephone.  Regards, Alan Cooper
E-mail: sim-at-managingchange.com. Tel. & Fax.: +44 (0) 1264 737609


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