Executives Invited to Webinar on the Impact of Amazon on Internet Sales Channels

Oct. 29, 2009 - PRLog -- Portland, ME – Yeoman Technologies announced today a new webinar entitled “Amazon as a Channel.” The webinar, which will take place live on Wednesday, November 18th at 10am EST, will be provided free of charge, but registration is limited. Interested executives may register at the following link: http://www.yeomantechnologies.com/events.html

According to Yeoman Technology President and event presenter Mike Healey, “Amazon continues to re-define what an Internet Retailer (E-tailer) really is. Over 35 percent of current sales come from third party manufacturers via the Amazon marketplace; they've launched over 100 private label brands, and are the fastest growing medical device sales organization in the US. ”

This session will review Amazon’s impact on the different corporate, government, and consumer sales channels, how the competition is reacting, and what you should be doing about it.

Presenter Bio:
Michael Healey is the founder and President of Yeoman Technologies. He has over 20 years of experience in technology and software integration. Mike previously served as chief technology officer at GreenPages Technology Solutions (www.greenpages.com) and President of network integrator TENCorp, which was acquired by GreenPages in 2006.

Mike has taught courses at MIT Lowell Institute and Northeastern and has served on the Educational Board of Advisers for several schools and universities throughout New England. He is also a Senior Contributing Editor and Analyst for InformationWeek. He has a BA in operations management from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and an MBA from Babson College.

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About Yeoman Technologies:
Yeoman Technologies (www.yeomantechnologies.com) helps customers optimize their Internet sales and distribution models. Yeoman was founded based on some simple beliefs about technology and its impact an organization. We believe that technology is a core part of every business, that any investment in technology needs to be directly correlated to its impact on sales, and that sales operations need to be regularly reviewed to see how external technology advances have changed the way products are delivered to customers.