Focus on African e-commerce industry

Cape Town - With just over two months to go, the agenda for the eCommerce Africa Confex is already jam-packed.

It will take place from February 3 to 4 2015 at the Cape Town International Convention Centre.
 
Mike Cotterell, head of online for Pick n Pay and Peter Allerstorfer, founding partner of Silvertree Capital, will be sitting on a panel that will discuss the trends for delivery of online orders.

They will be joined by business development executive of DPD Laser, Hilton Eachus and Justin Drennan, CEO of wantitall.co.za, to elaborate on the importance of good infrastructure and the transnational cooperation of all companies involved to meet customer needs.
 
A panel on what the best consumer and business brands are doing to drive a greater user experience will include Lee Zuk (justplay.co.za), Gysbert Kappers (Wyzetalk), Clinton Arnot (Protea Hotels); Amanda Cromhout (Truth), Stephan Ekbergh (Travelstart) and Bryan Porter (Comair).

The conference sessions will wrap up with Mohammed Parker (Western Cape government) and Andrew Dean (Calleo). They will discuss the security and regulation of data collection as well as online sales in Africa.

Joining them will be Alastair Tempest, COO of Direct Marketing Association of South Africa (DMASA), and Craig Shapiro (WCIS Attorneys).