ITOL e-Commerce Funding Program

	AUSTRALIAN E-MARKETING CODE OF PRACTICE - 
	DEVELOPED BY THIS ACA ENDORSED COMMITTEE


E-MARKETING & E-SEMINAR PROCESS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THIS IMPORTANT E-CODE
RAISING AWARENESS OF THE E-MARKETING CODE OF PRACTICE

A: Introduction
B: Background to eCommerce Standards
a ANSI-X12
b UN/EDIFACT
c RUBAC EII Methodology
d ebXML
e HL7 - Health Level Seven
C: Event Stake-Holders
D: Electronic Event Information Management eProcesses
a E-mail Marketing for Web-based Survey
b Real-time Web Survey
c Real-time Web Event Registration
d Automatic Event Registration Receipt
e Automatic Payment Calculations & Payment Receipt
f Web Agenda and Event ePapers
g Permanent Access to Web Presentation
h Attendee Accreditation
i On-going Intellectual Property Royalties for Event Speakers


LINKS TO RELEVANT LEGISLATION

2005/03/16 Australian Communications Authority [ACA] eMarketing Code of Practice

2005/03/02 6 Major Differences between the Aus SPAM Act 2003 and USA CAN-SPAM Act 2003

Australian SPAM Act 2003

The United States CAN-SPAM Act 2003

Australian Telecommunications Act 1997

A: INTRODUCTION

Many people have identified that the Internet, web-forms and e-mail should provide
a new era in eMarketing and eBusiness Strategies.

This document endeavours to identify some of the issues and processes involved
with effective Internet eMarketing Strategies as this implies that Internet 
Web-forms, e-mail and back-end information repositories (computer applications)
will have to link together without operator intervention to justify the value, 
efficiency and effectiveness of eMarketing/eBusiness Strategies.

This eProcess assumes that the Organisation that is holding or running events 
has access to the Internet and can use e-mail to inform contacts about events.

The eProcess acknowledges the following issues:

1 	It is rare for people to be able to attend every event that they want 
	to attend

2 	The Intellectual Property  [IP] of Speakers is an important consideration

3 	It is critical for Small Organisations to be able to run effective events 
	regularly
	at a minimal financial burden

4 	Many Associations are developing Information Repository services for Members

5 	Many Professional Body Associations require Members to maintain and up-date 
	the Professional Body Standards by attending a certain number of Accreditation
	Seminars a year

























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