Metropolitan Life Insurance: e-Commerce Metropolitan Life Insurance: e-Commerce

Metropolitan Life Insurance: e-Commerce

9A99E011

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Publisher Description

In 1998, Metropolitan Life's first vice president of Interactive Commerce faced a plethora of opportunities, challenges, and decisions in charting MetLife's strategy for e-commerce. He wanted to move quickly into transacting Web-based commerce, but he had to consider executive support, infrastructure requirements, possibly disenfranchising the sales force, fast-moving competitors, and the frenzied rate of technology change. The case covers almost all e-commerce start-up issues, but from the perspective of a large, established "bricks and mortar" business. (A 19-minute video is available for purchase with this case.)

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
1999
24 March
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
17
Pages
PUBLISHER
Richard Ivey School of Business Foundation
SIZE
2.1
MB

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