1. Presentation to Integrated Communications Corporation

2. Out of the Box!!!

3. Barkani Clients  American Express Publishing  Blue Ridge Capital  Biotech Science News  Brand Street  Cornell University Medical School  FineFoodMarketing.com  Gembeat.com  Internet Healthcare Coalition  Integrated Communications  MyRestaurant.com  Medichart Express  New York Rent A Car  Lowe McAdams  Lowe Healthcare Worldwide  National Institutes of Health  Schering Plough  Pfizer  HealthTech Digital communications  Readers Digest

4. Barkani Capabilities  Streaming Video  Animation  Email Tools  Online Publishing  Intranet/Extranet  Streaming News  Online Calendar  Nutritional Database  Ask the Expert  Online Communities  Doctor Referral  Online Polls  Online Library  Preventative Medicine Guides

5. Case Studies Readers Digest - Online Publishing Q. How do you "grab" content from old web pages, create a new format, and put everything into a database? A. Create a smart filter that separates content from page template. Store all content in a database. Use a template builder to dynamically display all content in the new format.

6. Case Studies Gembeat - Building Traffic Q. How do you generate traffic to an unknown website with a small marketing budget? A. Over half of Internet traffic is generated through search engines. Through targeted smart search engine registration, we achieved top ten listings with several leading sites, such as Yahoo!, AOL, and Excite. Traffic multiplied ten-fold over a three month period.

7. New York Rent A Car - Online Reservations Q. How can you use the Internet to answer queries and handle reservations that would otherwise be lost to an overburdened call center? A. Build an online reservation system that provides intuitive navigation, detailed information, car images, availability, reservation processing, and easy administrative access to manage the process. Case Studies

8. Pfizer/NIH - Managing Applications Q. How do you manage a large number of applications being faxed to you? A. Use an online process that databases all applications and sorts according to name, date submitted, date responded to, etc. Case Studies

9. Schering Plough - User Trends A. How do we capture user trends and use that information to improve our site and general marketing campaigns? Q. By using cookies, we can map the user experience; determine how he navigates the site, which pages he visits the most often or views for the longest time, and at which point he leaves the site. Through analysis of user trends,we can determine those areas of greatest and least interest - how to maximize the best and improve (or kill) the worst. The data can be used for other marketing campaigns unrelated to the internet. Case Studies

10. Lowe Healthcare - Managing Employee Resources Q. How can we best utilize our employees' skills within companies and across the network? A. Create an online skills database that each new employee completes. The online skills database will enable project directors to find those people, wherever they may be, whose skills best match the needs of the project. Case Studies

11. Medichart Express - Digitizing Patient Examinations Q. How can we digitize patient examinations? A. Through the convergence of several technologies we can digitally capture images and transcribe a doctor's dictations. All information is databased, encrypted, and secured. Through the use of keywords in the doctor's dictation, we can generate forms and automate billing. Case Studies

12. The Interactive Component— Making Life Easier - Replacing the Business Reply Card A company is sponsoring an online symposium. They wish to know who watched, how long, and which parts. How to do it? Old School: The business reply card. New School: Require users to login prior to viewing the symposium. Then measure their activity through cookies.

13. -Replacing the Fax Surveys. Applications. Updates. How do you get them? Old School: Print and fax. New School: Online Forms. The Interactive Component— Making Life Easier

14. - Maximizing Email How do you create a community? Old School: Newsletters. Group meetings. New School: Email groups. Chat groups. The Interactive Component— Making Life Easier

15. Working Together Seven Steps 1)Research 2)Objective 3)Strategy 4)Tactics 5)Development 6)Launch 7)Review

16. Working Together Research -> Message Each element of a campaign has a message:  Who’s the speaker?  Who’s the audience?  What’s the message?  How is that message being delivered?

17. Working Together Objective A website’s objective will normally fall within four categories:  Branding/Marketing  Education  Market Research  Training/Sales

18. Working Together Strategy Strategy is determined by the following methodology:  Defining the target audience  Defining the site’s objective  Developing tools to measure a site’s return on investment (ROI)

19. Working Together Tactics – Content and Features  Streaming News  Online Calendar  Nutritional Database  Ask the Expert  Online Communities  Doctor Referral  Online Polls  Online Library  Preventative Medicine Guides

20. Working Together Development A website’s development proceeds in four stages:  Storyboard  Creative  Programming  Quality Assurance

21. Working Together Launch A site has two launches:  Beta Launch – Working site, still bugs in code, audience limited to peer review.  Full Launch – The site goes “live” with a public announcement. All support staff must be available at times of both launches because problems will arise that require immediate resolution.

22. Working Together Review  Performance  Traffic  Achievements  Overall Objectives  Overall Strategies  Future Directions

23. The Internet - Make it a part of your life!