Organizer issue 6/1996

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HOW DO I START MY OWN BUSINESS?

Angelika Ramer interviewed the managing director of Internet Access AG. Catherine Rudolf reports on the not so easy first year, which left none of the founders of this "virtual company" room for free time. But recently; at least on Sundays no more A plea from Fran^ois Loeb: We need new companies! Thomas Greber on the success program for newcomers and young entrepreneursO: Gateway 96 - June 20/21/22 at the World Trade Center Zurich Franz-Peter Bissig and Pirmin Schwander on the A and 0 of the (new, young and old) entrepreneur: The business plan Pius Küng and Beat Schilling: Recipes for increasing the benefits of courses Reto Willy presents a founder idea from the franchising sector: A mobile travel agency Franz Schnyder can't resist the advice: I think whoever wants to start his own business should read a few books first!

NOW ON THE INTERNET!

The Big Show: The Internet Camp Treffpunkt Zürcher Hallenstadion am 27./28./29. Juni Hannspeter Voltz offers an easy-to-understand introduction to the question What does "online" actually mean? Franz Schnyder presents the substantial ORGANISATOR homepage: Our construction site in space According to Felix Weber, "online" is a relative matter: poetry and truth on the Internet Martin Spaar has become an Internet pilot: An association - the ASW - goes online Internet notes and reading tips.

BEING HUMAN AND COMMUNICATION

Hans-Peter Zimmermann shares valuable tips...How to write texts that people will read Eckhard Seidel: Management is above all about leading people—How to create a «winning team» Gonsaiv K. Mainberger's column «Philosophy» (S): What is the purpose of human existence?

ORGANIZATION / INFORMATICS / TELECOMMUNICATIONS

Kurt Zimmermann reports on an interesting PTT case study: Vehicle deployment planning project First exhibition for business software: Topsoft 96 in Brugg, September 10–11 Lorenzo Aries sees the Cali Center as an active hub: The new sales department is up and running Frank Taylor has something to offer: Combating the paper-filled office In this context, an interesting new product from Ascom: Call centers now also available for smaller businesses