IFA products: things to come

Article Abstract:

The International Funkaussetellung (IFA) was held in Berlin, Germany, on Aug 25 - Sep3, 1999. The exhibit featured the latest consumer electronic products designed for the European market. Among the featured products were Thomson Electronics' TAK-enabled interactive TVs with built-in 56K modems, Philips' DVD+RW video recorders, Nokia's prototype MediaScreen portable TV/PC/telephony device and Sony's MZ-R90 MiniDisc, which is the world's smallest.

Germany, Marketing procedures, Consumer Electronics, Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing

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How the West was won: customer service

Article Abstract:

Vann's has established a niche as Montana's largest independent consumer electronics retailer. The company maintains a fleet of tractor trailers to distribute merchandise between stores spread an average of 350 miles from each other. This logistics problem is also well-managed with the company's own Web site that facilitates internal communications. Vann's is also noted for its custom installation and employee loyalty.

United States, Organizational history, Radio, TV, Music, Electronics Stores, Vann's

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