Global Business Opportunity Conference

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Global Business Opportunity Conference
WWW.CECI.ORG Chicago Delegation Returns City of
Osaka, Chicago Offices, November 13,
2002 Michael P. Murphy Chair -- Chicagoland
Electronic Commerce Initiative http//www.ceci.org
/links/GBOC05.html
2002
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Chicago Osaka Grass Roots Meeting

• De Paul University, August 3, 2000
• Delegation from Osaka, Japan visiting to learn of
  commercial activities from several U.S.
  companies.
• City of Osaka, Chicago Offices
• De Paul
• CECI
• Sister Cities

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Electronic CommerceInfrastructure
Go Faster, Go Global De Paul University, August
3, 2000 Michael P. Murphy Chair --
Chicagoland Electronic Commerce
Initiative www.ceci.org/100
Internet Security
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G-BOC 2000 -- Final Report

• Details of Business Talks
• From U.S.A.
• Partnership for development of Internet
  application software
• Other Events in 2000

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G-BOC 2001-- Final Report

• Details of Business Talks
• IT-related
• From U.S.A. (Chicago)
• Contract is expected, for technical tie-up re.
  software for electronic identification for
  e-Commerce.
• Unique Business/Services
• From U.S.A. (Chicago)
• Flat antenna array for antenna's proposed site
  for satellite communications.
• Industrial Materials Items
• From U.S.A. (Chicago)
• Industrial cleaning products and home cleaning
  products or sanitizers, (expected to be worth US
  67,000)

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2001 Other Events

• Details
• Established Monthly Japan-Related Events
• www.ceci.org/200 (Joanne Gucwa)
• Other Business Events in Japan
• Tecno Business Forum ( )
• IJSP Invest in Japan Study Program ( )
• IJSP Invest in Japan Individual Program ( )
• JETRO Chicago Partnership Awards
• Tiger Gate (One office in Evanston)

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CECI After GBOC 2002

• Visit from Mr. Kunihiko Nakano, Sanwa Packing
  Industry (Auto Parts, Plastics, Metals).
• November 8  JETRO Chicago http//www.ceci.org/li
  nks/2002/biotechJapan.htm Biotechnology and
  Japan The Market Explained.
• November 13 City of Osaka, Chicago Office
  http//www.ceci.org/links/GBOC04.html Chicago
  Delegation Returns from "GBOC/GVF.
• Meetings with IIT, UIC Chicago, Northwestern,
  Sister Cities to discuss civil engineering and
  disaster preparedness.
• Japan Die and Mold Industry Association (American
  contacts)

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Disaster Preparedness
Images from hubble.stsci.edu/discoveries/striking_
encounters/encounters-more.shtml

• G-BOC 2002

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Process Model
See, www.ceci.org/500/Japan/prepare.htm
INNOVATE
PLAN
INNOVATE
PREPARE
RECOVER
RESPOND
INNOVATE
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Preparing for the Unthinkable

• Plan for total disaster
• Focus on key assets
• Size doesnt matter
• Work with law enforcement
• Expect peoples best -- and worst
• Watch out for third parties affected
• Plan for employees work space
• Try to avoid the media
• Consider your workers
• Reward innovation
• Disaster planning is difficult work, but it
  pales in comparison to actually executing the
  plan
• http//esj.com/features/article.asp?editorialsid3
  4

John William Toigo, Preparing for
theUnthinkable, Enterprise Systems
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Advanced Networks

• G-BOC 2002
• Tarkus Michael P. Murphy
• Chair -- Chicagoland Electronic Commerce
  Initiative
• Cover Image modified from http//www.startap.net/
• See, http//www.ceci.org/500/Japan/speed.htm

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Global Networks

• Telecommunications built ahead of demand
• Demand is growing, but there are less companies
  to provide service
• Many of the surviving carriers are newer, high
  speed, optical networks.

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Global Initiatives

• While BUSINESS is global, not all
  telecommunications carriers have made profitable
  business decisions.
• The Internet and high speed networks are global.
• Research and Educational Networks are already
  global.
• Business will follow, BUT when?

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Pause in Top Level Growth
Borthick, Sandra, Will Route Control Change the
Internet?, Business Communications Review,
September 2002, pp. 20-24. http//www.bcr.com/bcrm
ag/2002/09/p20.asp
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But Domain Growth Continues
http//www.isc.org/ds/WWW-200207/hosts.gif
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Commercial Systems

• Multi-language systems are becoming more
  prevalent as processing for numerical systems
  become more powerful.
• Commercial systems using the Internet presume
  growth to International systems.
• Automotive Network Exchange (ANX) , Covisint,
  http//www.openbuy.org/ , http//www.projectlibert
  y.org/

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The Automotive Network eXchange (ANX) is a good,
general model of a business extranet
AIAG Telecommunications Project Team - AUTO-TECH
96 September 18, 1996
TRADING PARTNER
HIGH-VOLUME TRADING PARTNER
ANX
CSP
ISP
CSP
CSP
TRADING PARTNER
ISP
Internet
TRADING PARTNER
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Commercial Systems

• Business to Business (B2B) Exchanges were very
  complex and often underfunded
• Often run by new or unknown parties.
• Mutually funded networks of mistrust.
• Anticipated cost savings did not occur
• Commerce systems have given way to cost savings
  and standardization within enterprises.

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However, Implementation Was Complicated
ISP
Trading Partner
ISP
Trading Partner
Trading Partner
CSP
ANX
CSP CCA
Exchange Point CA
Trading Partner
CCA
Trading Partner
CCA
CSP
Trading Partner
CSP CCA
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Trading Partner
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Image Sources

• Page 3/ Image 1 -- www.sfc.wide.ad.jp/DVTS/sc98
• Page 3/ Image 2 -- www.startap.net (modified by
  Tarkus Michael Murphy)
• Page 8 -- hubble.stsci.edu/discov
  eries/striking_encounters/encounters-more.shtml
• Page 11 -- www.startap.net
  (modified by Tarkus Michael Murphy)
• Page 12/ Image 1 -- www.es.net/pub/maps/ESnetBackb
  oneEarly200024March00.jpg
• Page 12/ Image 2 -- www.es.net/pub/maps/ESnetBackb
  oneEarly200024March00.jpg
• Page 13/ Image 1 -- http//www.abilene.iu.edu/imag
  es/logical.pdf
• Page 13/ Image 2 -- www.6bone.net/6bone-backbone.h
  tml
• Page 14 -- www.bcr.com/bcrmag/2002/09/p20.asp
• Page 15 -- www.isc.org/ds/WWW-200207/hosts.gif
• Page 17 -- AUTO-TECH 96 September 18, 1996
  (Powerpoint)
• Page 19 -- ANX SECURITYIs My Data Safe?,
• Robert G.
  Moskowitz, Chrysler and Joe Boyd, Ford
• Auto-Tech
  97, August 1997 (Powerpoint)