Call centres evolve with the Internet

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Firms are increasingly using the Web to strengthen ties with their customers and to increase online sales. Sears Canada Inc. is closing its catalogue shopping center in Halifax to move towards online sales. Scott Marshall, vice-president, Sears Canada Inc., expects its online sales to grow to 30% of catalogue sales in the next three years. Sears is also revamping their other centers to be more Web-based. It is also expanding its traditional telephone call center in Belleville, Ont., creating 350 jobs.

author: Pimentel, Paul
Specialized Telecom Services, Wired Telecommunications Carriers, Company Planning/Goals, Sears Canada Inc.

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MaxLotto taking aim at goverment-run lotteries

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MaxLotto.ca is a privately owned lottery company doing business online. The Web site has thus far attracted 20,000 Canadian customers and is seen as a potential threat to government lotteries.

author: Craig, Susan
On-Line Information Services, Organizational history, Videotex & Teletext Svcs NEC, Amusement and recreation, not elsewhere classified, Lotteries, Other Gambling Industries, Lottery industry, MaxLotto.ca

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Yahoo no fan of 'advertising'

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Yahoo Inc.'s Tim Sanders discusses the company's shift in providing marketing services, not advertising to advertisers.

author: Smith, Graeme
United States, New Electronic Marketing, Marketing, Yahoo! Inc., YHOO, Sanders, Tim

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subjects list: Canada, Online services, Internet services, Management, Online information services
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