Titlebook: Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 1998; Proceedings of the I Dimitrios Buhalis,A. Min Tjoa,Jafar Jafari Conference proc

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The Use of Data Warehouses as a Basis for Strategic Decision in Tourism-files and Java applets, we consider to use internet/intranet as the end user interface for any analysis, report and retrieval operation on the data warehouse. Special efforts will be given on the potential of data mining techniques, which are used on top of modern data warehouses

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Using Information Technology to Access Overseas Markets Commission must be proactive in taking an IT-based training initiative to members of their travel agency network. An integrated IT training product will enable groups of small and medium suppliers in Canada to distribute branded products to the UK market, while at the same time creating strong partnerships in their own region.

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Agent-based Cybermarketing in the Tourism Industrynformation. Jupiter Communications [Jupiter] estimate that for 1996, $276 million was generated by online travel, including actual travel products as well as advertising earned by travel-oriented sites. Jupiter’s analysts forecast that this figure will climb to $827 million for 1997 and may surge to $8.9 billion by year 2002.

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Conference proceedings 1998competitiveness for both the public and the private sectors. It is quite evident that tourism organisations which fail to take advantage of the emergent opportunities introduced by technology will lose considerable market share and suffer strategic disadvantages. Business processes re-engineering is

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ITIMES: A Knowledge-based System for the Tourism Industryprising three modules or sub-systems, ITIMES provides a means with which Illinois CTO directors can create and manipulate data, evaluate the effectiveness of marketing and development programs as well provide the basis for learning and knowledge sharing.

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