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• At first glance, Costco seems well poised to blend clicks and mortar.
• With a few exceptions, the brokerage industry has accepted Schwab's combination of " clicks and mortar " as the standard.
• That's partly why consultants urge their Internet clients to go the " clicks and mortar " route, operating through multiple channels.
• He extols the advantages that established " click and mortar " media companies with major economic and journalistic resources have over the online independents.
• While she was with Blockbuster, she was recognized as one of the " Top 25 Click and Mortar Executives " by Internet World.
• In 1999, when traditional retailers scrambled to build defensive positions against Internet competitors, the phrase " clicks and mortar " was their battle cry.
• Only 18 percent of click and mortar retailers are capable of gaining access to a customer's online and off-line purchasing history, Jupiter said.
• Putting a new spin on so-called clicks and mortar strategies, they are vying to fill the gaps left by both traditional and Internet retailers, in areas like electronic ordering and customer service.
• This " click and mortar " approach, typical of the pre-dot-com bubble mentality of the late 1990s, never fully materialized and only served to deepen the company's economic troubles.
• There is, of course, a newly minted buzz phrase associated with this trend _ " clicks and mortar " _ but those in the industry say the transformation has been brewing for a while.
• They're now also in the business of click and mortar or what is known as e-commerce, said Bruce Peterson, vice president and general merchandise manager of perishables for Wal-Mart Stores Inc.
• Fleet's basic strategy is to stick with old-fashioned bricks-and-mortar branches and automated teller machines but develop a major virtual presence _ an idea known as " clicks and mortar ."
• David P . Pottruck, co-author of " Clicks and Mortar, " is president and co-chief executive of Charles Schwab, the huge securities firm widely recognized as a pioneer in embracing the Internet.
• They resent being dismissed as " not-Internet " _ offline, land-based or at best " clicks and mortar " _ and are desperately trying to get on the dot-com bandwagon.
• As part of its " clicks and mortar " approach to offering information and investing services any way its 6.4 million account holders want it, the company has 325 branches and $ 628 billion in customer assets.
• Many investors are optimistic about the company's use of the " clicks and mortar " strategy, in which walk-in customers use a Borders intranet site to search for titles and order books once they are in the store.
• Since banking is not the same as buying a book online, the officials said customers prefer a " clicks and mortar bank " like Fleet, where they can get all the benefits of an Internet as well as a traditional bank.
• "Bricks and mortar, clicks and mortar, just clicks _ online photo activity is so embryonic that we want to be a part of all of it, " said Robert J . Keegan, president of Kodak's consumer imaging unit.
• In addition to being recognized as one of the " Top 25 Click and Mortar Executives " by Internet World, The year prior she was # 2 on the list of the " 25 Most Influential African-Americans In Technology ".
• Among recent additions are the irksome " e-tailing " and the clever " clicks and mortar, " which aptly describes traditional retailers ( with brick-and-mortar stores ) that expand into the mouse-click world of the Internet.