Wonderlane Studios * Pandesic Intel/SAP

Professional Services in Program Management

Pandesic was the largest e-commerce ASP in the U.S., using a proprietary API, SAP backend, SQL databases, MS Site Server, Java/JSP, and VB based COM /DCOM with more than 100 enterprise level ecommerce sites online in 2000.

Honoring Pandesic's non-disclosure agreement we can not discuss the technical nature or business relationships of the companies Pandesic served, however we provide a brief discription of the etailing sites here.

See this ASPNEWS Archive for more information.

Most information presented is a digest of PR announcements and archived articles available elsewhere on the Web. Linda Lane supervised a Pandesic development support and user interface review team, general contractors, and/or managed relationships on the following 48 Enterprise Level eCommerce Web Sites and Online Content:

adidas
As adidas is one of the largest sportswear and athelic stores in the world, it probably needs no introduction. The Web site was developed to successfully increase their ability for marketing and sales world wide, and strengthen the brand. It is one of the most complex sites developed technically, visually. The structure of the site is designed with consumers from many countries interested in different parts of the site. It has expanded from an etail site to serve as a source of information about the company and to work in concert with other partner brands.

Advantage123
An etail brand superstore selling consumer clectronics, computers and handheld deviced, t-shirts - footwear - clothing - golf and accessories, online gift certificates, the URL is now hurled directly to a yahoo store site, using the yahoo shopping and shipping technology. It is owned by AHIK, Inc., and enjoys a 5 Star rating on the site (2002).

Beverages and More

BigTray

brandalley
Unfortunately this link is dead, and no logo is available.

ChildrensPlace

CloseOutNow

Confetti.com

Craftshop.com
This Site appears dead. CraftShop.com is listed (June, 2002) via 24Hour-Mall.com with more than 60,000 craft-related products, however,we could not locate any reminant of the site, which carried crafts and creative materials.

express.com

eCompanyStore

Is a corporate merchandise solutions provider and now has high-profile customers: Microsoft, Fox News Channel, Home Box Office, and Fujitsu, which use the eCompanystore for ordering, and delivering company logo'd or company based merchandise (such as products from Microsoft's Company Store) as a benefit to employees and alumni.

Everythingdecor

Atlanta based Everythingdecor.com, a subsidiary of Flooring America, Inc. NYSE: FRA), was a 10-industry, design, d�cor and decorating web site which planned to unite independent retailers.

The planned web site allowed consumers to select options and find local retailers for products and services such as all aspects of decorating, including furniture, appliances, window treatments, art, flooring, wallpaper, electronics, paint, accessories and lighting. and then view the selections within a virtual house.

Paul Trau was President/COO of everythingdecor.com, which also had a very interesting business model to unite local businesses with the site.

eVineyard aka Wine.com
Portland, Oregon based eVineyard, Inc. is the largest online premium wine retailer in the United States, primarily through it's online storefront wine.com. Although wines can not be shipped to certain areas as local or state laws don't permit it, (e.g. Alaska) Jan. 21, 2002 eVineyard announced approaching profitability.

eVinyard's CEO, Larry Gerhard, formerly a software developer, launched the site on June 14, 1999, and in April of 2001 acquired some assets of Wine.com and Wineshopper.com (including the domain names) leaving eVineyard the last significant national wine retailer doing business exclusively via the Internet.

March 7, 2002 Peter S. Ekman became president and CEO of eVinyard/Wine.com, replacing Gerhard and interim president, Harold E. Hughes, Jr. Hughes, formerly Chairman and CEO of Pandesic LLC, remains on eVinyards/wine.com board of directors; previously he served as the CFO and treasurer of Intel Corporation.

expressions
No logo available.

eyestorm

An unusual fine art sales site based out of London, Our team members flew to London to help code the site by the date set by marketing.

They specialize in photography with a strong European taste preference. We agreed that "eyestorm" was a really great choice for the domain name.

The site has been progressively simplified since launching in 2000, overcoming download times. Enjoyed working with the Eyestorm team - cheerful folks!

farmamundo

Farmamundo was planned to offer online pharmacy services to Mexico, Brazil, and Argentina ("a pan-regional virtual pharmacy"). The Farmamundo Team is personal favorite of the business peopleweworked with while Pandesic remained afloat. (no logo available)

A Google query for "Farmamundo" (June 2002) lead to website recycling company http://www.webreco.com/ which leases pieces of site software componants for reuse.

In 2000 Salutia.com, an health care Internet company, merged with the U.S. company MedicoUno in a $75 million stock transaction. Salutia Medico Uno Network owned some shares in Farmamundo.

Such a site is a good idea, and it's time will come; current U.S. laws controlling prescription drugs ordered via the Web still call the legalities of doing business over the public Internet into question.

foldededge
Announced for launch July 3, 2000 by George Hodges, president and CEO of Folded Edge, he expected their low-cost marketing plans would differentiate their business to investors. At the time etailing companies budgeted as much as $100 million for branding -- spending hundreds of advertising dollars for each new customer hoping to gain marketshare.

The FoldedEdge marketing plan included selling high-end clothes targeting 25- to 35-year-olds through their employers intranet sites.

Hodges raised $4.2 million. The foldededge domain name is for sale (June, 2002) for 3K. (no logo available)

KitchenCollection

Lab21

mallibu (General Growth Properties)

SanJoseSymphony
Unfortunately this site is gone, and no logo is available. We hope another similar site appears for the San Jose Symphony in the future.

SFGiants

SportsHabitat
This site is apparently dead (it links to http://www.ownbox.com/treasure/sport.html in June of 2002) and no logo is available.

SXSportsMed

TheChildrensPlace

TransferMagic