American Information Systems to Host "Complete Commerce" Conference in Chicago
On January 29th, 1999, American Information Systems (AIS) will present a conference titled "Complete Commerce" at their 28th floor conference facility in Chicago. The event aims to provide Chicago-area executives with an integrated solution for electronic commerce, including hardware, software, consulting, development, and Web hosting. The seminar is a companion to Complete Commerce, a packaged electronic commerce solution for medium-sized to large enterprise businesses.
Key Takeaways:
- The conference will feature a team of experts presenting an integrated solution for electronic commerce, including hardware, software, consulting, development, and Web hosting.
- The Complete Commerce solution is offered in collaboration with Microsoft, Compaq Computer Corp., and Intel Corp., alongside 10 premier commerce-hosting service providers nationwide.
- Participating service providers include American Information Systems (AIS), Concentric Network Corp., Data Return Corp., Digex Inc., GTE Internetworking, Icon CMT Corp., MCI WorldCom Advanced Networks, Northwest Nexus Inc., USinternetworking Inc., and USWeb/CKS.
- Seminar topics will cover site development and hosting, payment processing, shipping and logistics, sales tax calculation, and local Web site development, among other aspects.
- The program will be presented by Jonathon King and Joshua Schneider, co-founder and VP of Research and Development at AIS.
Statistics:
- The conference will take place on January 29th, 1999, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the 28th floor conference facility located at 161 N. Clark Street in Chicago.
- The Complete Commerce solution is a packaged electronic commerce solution for medium-sized to large enterprise businesses.
- 10 premier commerce-hosting service providers are collaborating with Microsoft, Compaq Computer Corp., and Intel Corp. to offer the Complete Commerce solution.
About AIS:
- American Information Systems, Inc. is one of Chicago's leading Internet service and consulting companies.
- Co-founders Joshua Schneider and Michael Hakimi were named among the "top 100 technology players" by Crain's Chicago Business in 1997.
Sources:
- PRNewswire, Jan. 20
- American Information Systems, Inc.
- Crain's Chicago Business (November 3, 1997)