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ecampus.com Receives Oracle's 1999 Stars of E-Business Award

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ecampus.com, the largest virtual college bookstore globally, has been recognized by Oracle Corporation for its innovative e-business practices and use of cutting-edge technologies. The company, which sells a wide range of products, including books, course content, supplies, and apparel, has established itself as a leading retailer for the pre-college, college, and post-college communities. ecampus.com's dedication to creating a strong, customer-focused Internet business has earned it the prestigious 1999 Stars of E-Business award.

Key Takeaways:

  • ecampus.com is the largest virtual college bookstore globally, offering a wide range of products and services to the pre-college, college, and post-college communities.
  • The company has received Oracle's 1999 Stars of E-Business award for its innovative e-business practices and use of leading-edge technologies.
  • ecampus.com sells all types of books, course content, supplies, and apparel, as well as offers services such as book buyback and online auctions.
  • Oracle Corporation, the world's leading supplier of software for information management, has recognized ecampus.com for its innovative e-business practices.
  • The 1999 Stars of E-Business awards recognize companies that have adopted innovative e-business practices and are using cutting-edge technologies to create new business models.
  • ecampus.com's President and CEO, Steve Stevens, has acknowledged the company's debt to Oracle and the foundation laid by the company in January 20.
  • The awards ceremony was held on Monday, November 15, in Los Angeles.

Statistics:

  • ecampus.com has annual revenues of over $9.1 billion (Oracle Corporation's annual revenue).
  • Oracle Corporation offers its database, application server, tools, and application products in more than 145 countries around the world.
  • ecampus.com sells books, course content, supplies, and apparel, as well as offering services such as book buyback and online auctions.
  • The 1999 Stars of E-Business awards recognized 12 companies for their innovative e-business practices.

Sources:

  • PRNewswire, November 16
  • Oracle Corporation press release, November 15
  • "Oracle Corporation" (Oracle Corporation website, no date)
  • "ecampus.com" (ecampus.com website, no date)

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