Message-ID: <Pine.PMDF.3.91.960219160935.635463970B-100000@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU> Date: Mon, 26 Feb 1996 08:49:09 -0600 From: Jerry Katz at Saint Louis University <mailto:katzja@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU> Subject: New Website in Entrepreneurship To: Multiple recipients of list DEVEL-L <mailto:DEVEL-L@AMERICAN.EDU>
EGOPHER Gets Graphical!
Introducing EWEB
Saint Louis University's Entrepreneurship Website
DO YOU WANT TO FIND...
HOW to search for key business information
(company, market, etc.) on the WWW?
WHICH entrepreneurship chairs are open?
WHO will provide you FREE ABI/Inform
access via the NET?
If you answered yes to any of the above, then you
want to find EWEB!
EWEB builds on the award winning EGOPHER entrepreneurship
gopher to provide a new set of useful resources for
people interested in improving the practice of
entrepreneurship. EWEB's unique value-added approach
focuses on providing "how-to" knowledge about
the WWW to people interested in entrepreneurship.
To try it out go to:
Resources available through EWEB include:
* Interactive tutorials showing
people how to use the INTERNET to
find general information, marketing
information, financial information,
company information, entrepreneurship
research data, software, K-12 business
informaton and articles (and more topics
are in production!).
* The "Big 6 Sites" identifying and
hotlinking to those few sites which
give entrepreneurs and entrepreneurship
academics the most and best information.
A great way to quickly cut to what's
really useful for entrepreneurs on the Web.
* The February 1996 Edition of the
"Chair List", complete with
***currently open*** positions
and known visiting positions! The
list has almost 160 US positions!
And of course the approaches used on EGOPHER, arranging
information by function, topic, people and organizations
still exists. In addition, all EGOPHER services, such
as the Harold Welsch/ICSB bibliography are accessible
through EWEB to optimize your web work.
EWEB is brought to you by the same team which
developed EGOPHER (given an "A+" by the University
of Michigan INTERNET Guide, winner of a 1994
ANU "Best of the INTERNET" Award), lead by
Jerry Katz, called "the cyberpreneur" by
INC Magazine's 1995 article profiling top
small business researchers.
EWEB and EGOPHER are services provided by the
Jefferson Smurfit Center for Entrepreneurial
Studies at Saint Louis University. For more
information contact the Center at (314)977-3850,
or Jerry Katz (mailto:katzja@sluvca.slu.edu).