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Ross, Jeanne and
Natalia Levina
“Brady
Corporation: Delivering Customer Value Through Multiple Channels” MIT Center for Information
Systems Research, Working Paper #315, August 2001.
Abstract:
Brady Corporation is a $500 million manufacturer of identification
products (signs, labels, bar-coding equipment, etc.) based in Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, USA. The firm relies heavily on distributors but has a
significant direct-to-consumer business, so it has worked to build an
e-business environment that supports both channels. The case describes
Brady's e-business initiatives and its approach to developing an IT
infrastructure that supports those initiatives. |

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