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	AIArchitect, June 2001 - Coming Together on Reintermediation
		Last month, we showed you some ways an architecture firm could incorporate broad characteristics of reintermediation, should it choose to shift from practicing architecture (buildings) to ARCHITECTURE (the overarching framework integrating the creative design process in which architecture is performed) in the new millennium.
		For architects, all these trends point to reintermediation, that is, the integration of knowledge and the client’s business strategy with the holistic design process.
		The ability to connect quickly and meaningfully with business partners and clients, and to improve the delivery and quality of services, are now imperatives for firms to compete successfully, states Dale Kutnick, CEO and co-research director of the META Group.
	www.aia.org /aiarchitect/thismonth/0601stories/0101hobbs.htm (939 words)

	Reintermediation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Reintermediation can be defined as the reintroduction of an intermediary between end users (consumers) and a producer.
		Both reintermediation and disintermediation are results of the dynamic nature of the Internet.
		Likewise, maybe the most notable example to reintermediation is the Levi Strauss company, who unsuccessfully launched a multimillion dollar web site and later shut down most of its online operations.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reintermediation (418 words)

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		The paper examines the translation of the term from one sphere of the economy to another, which may be explained in part by its ability to mobilise a mode of transformation form the financial sphere to the economy in general.
		By differentiating between modes of reintermediation in this manner, we may be better place to judge whether the new monetary networks being spawned are of a similar or radically different topology to those we are used to and familiar with.
		By distinguishing between modes of reintermediation in terms of degree, new intermediaries represent ways of doing money and finance that are more or less different to that which has gone before, and we are not forced to make a decision between mediated and unmediated space.
	www.clarku.edu /leir/leyshon.htm (8015 words)

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		Reintermediation can be defined as the reintroduction of an intermediary between end users (consumers) and aproducer.
		The most notable exception to reintermediation is DELL, which has succeeded in creating a brand, well recognized by consumers, profitable and with continuous growth.Likewise, maybe the most notable example to reintermediation is the LeviStrauss Company, who unsuccessfully launched a multimillion dollar web site and later shut down most of its onlineoperations.
		Both reintermediation and disintermediation are results of thedynamic nature of the internet.
	www.therfcc.org /reintermediation-24711.html (311 words)

	This paper focuses on analysis of Virtual Vineyards (VV)'s online successful experiences.
		Reintermediation is the creation of new intermediaries betwwen customers and suppliers providing services such as supplier search and product evaluation(ChaffeyandMayer, 2002).
		In other words, reintermediation are new intermediaries that emerge to faciliate transctions by aggregating markets, brokering transactions, and providng information.
		In a competitive environment a successful integrated intermediary must provide a bundle of services that balances the needs of consumers and producers and is acceptable to both.
	www.coursework.info /i/61373.html (766 words)

	Read about Reintermediation at WorldVillage Encyclopedia. Research Reintermediation and learn about Reintermediation ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Dell, which has succeeded in creating a brand, well recognized by consumers, profitable and with continuous growth.
		Likewise, maybe the most notable example to reintermediation is the
		Levi Strauss company, who unsuccessfully launched a multimillion dollar web site and later shut down most of its online operations.
	encyclopedia.worldvillage.com /s/b/Reintermediation (391 words)

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		Both reintermediation and disintermediation are results of the dynamic nature of the Internet. Now enter the medium of social networks.
		Fed to Pause in October 09, Richard Berner and (New York) The
		The solution may be to look for banks that would benefit from reintermediation and aggressively buy those stocks while maintaining current...
	www.bloglines.com /search?t=1&q=reintermediation (250 words)

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		This investigation was launched to predict the occurrence and impact of disintermediation and reintermediation in the US air travel distribution industry.
		A group of industry experts was assembled as a Delphi panel and asked to predict the effect that EC would have on the major channel players in each of five major market segments.
		The panel forecast that major disintermediation and reintermediation will occur and that there will be a sharp reduction in the number of traditional travel agents five and ten years in the future.
	cais.aisnet.org /articles/default.asp?vol=1&art=18 (256 words)

	03-10-2003 Diving for Pearls - Strategic Advantage, Inc.
		If disintermediation is the threat, then "reintermediation" is the opportunity.
		Reintermediation is the emergence of new kinds of intermediaries in the supply chain.
		These new "middlemen" are applying high-tech "grease" to the wheels of commerce as they seek out innovative ways to mediate vendor-user relationships.
	www.strategy4u.com /resource_library/strategytips/articles/20030310.1.shtml (538 words)

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