UCT to teach eMarketing
While viewing my RSS feeds I saw this on ITWeb - The University of Cape Town (UCT) is offering a course to teach businesses how to make use of the latest Internet and mobile marketing techniques.
The course, called Nomadic Marketing, will allow businesses to gain certainty about the fundamentals of the “new Web” and become Web-fluent. It will offer an understanding of the size, shape and trajectory of South African Internet and mobile usership. It will also empower companies to use social media to facilitate participation and idea-sharing through their organisation and market.
The course will be presented by familiar names such as Dave Duarte (Course director) and guest lecturers Graham Knox, co-owner of Stormhoek Wines; Vinny Lingham, chief strategy officer of Incubeta and Yahoo advisory board member; Rudolph Muller, a lecturer in the Department of Business Information Technology at the University of Johannesburg and founder of MyADSL; Heather Ford, executive director of iCommons; Mike Stopforth, MD of Cerebra and founder of Afrigator; and Emma Kaye, a gaming and mobile marketing expert.
The course will run from 17 to 19 July at UCT’s Graduate School of Business executive education unit.
The aim of the course is to “bust the intimidating jargon that many businesses perceive as the realm of ‘techies’, and give companies clear insight into what is available to them and how to make the most of digital marketing opportunitiesâ€?.
Course director Dave Duarte says this is the first formal course on the topic offered by a South African business school, and it has been specifically structured and contextualised for any businessperson to grasp and implement.
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- June 14th, 2007
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Thanks for helping to spread the word. We’re very excited about this course, and the backing of the UCT Business School.
Dave, no problem at all.