 Mr Jamie Perry,
Head of Distribution and Commercial Systems Jetstar Jamie joined Jetstar in October 2006, shortly before to the launch of the Jetstar wide body international business, initially to set up the payment processes for the international business, and then stepping into the Head of Distribution and Commercial Systems role in May 2007.
As Head of Distribution and Commercial Systems, Jamie is responsible across all four Jetstar carriers for the jetstar.com website and all Jetstars online and mobile channels, as well as Jetstars call centre booking systems, its departure control systems, codeshare and interline relationships, Jetstars payment relationships and infrastructure, and the Jetstar Holidays business.
Since joining Jetstar, Jamie has overseen the replacement of Jetstars reservation and departure control systems with the Navitaire New Skies system, the launch of dynamic currency conversion on jetstar.com, the launch of a new content management system to facilitate the growth of jetstar.com, the launch of dedicated websites and mobile booking engines for 3G mobile phones and iphones, the launch of localised websites for Vietnam, New Zealand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand, and many other initiatives designed to make Jetstars all day every day low fares easier to find and book for customers throughout the Jetstar network, including most recently a Lowest Fares Finder to help customers locate the lowest fares available.
Jetstar has achieved profitable returns for the Qantas Group since its inception and achieved a record AUD $137 million Profit Before Tax for the 2009 financial year.
Prior to joining Jetstar, Jamie worked as a management consultant for McKinsey & Company. Jamie originally trained as a lawyer and practiced bankruptcy and restructuring law for Baker & McKenzie in London, Kuwait, and Sydney.
Jamie has a Law degree from The University of Warwick in the UK, and a Master of Business Administration degree from Melbourne Business School.Appearing: Conference Day Two-29 January 2010 11.30am Distribution and Marketing Strategy Panel: Assessing the future of airline marketing and distribution – multi-channels, cost and technologies
- How relevant is traditional GDS in providing innovative and flexible distribution solutions for LCCs in the current market?
- How can LCCs penetrate developing markets that do not have high internet usage and traffic?
- Exploring various technologies and systems that will increase sales and distributions channels – mobile applications, payment kiosks and ticketing machines
- How can LCCs strengthen their multi-channel distribution while remaining low-cost?
- How can web marketing be further enhanced to drive sales and improve brand equity?
- IT investments – should LCCs continue to innovate and drive new implementations given the current climate?
- What is the top priority on the CIO’s agenda right now?
Mrs Tara Naidu, Chief Commercial Officer,
Air India Express Chief Technology Officer,
SpiceJet Limited Head of Distribution and Commercial Systems,
Jetstar Chief Information Officer,
Tiger Airways Managing Director,
Planely Spoken Mr Hotasi Nababan, Senior Executive,
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 Azran Osman RaniCEO
AirAsia X
 Bruce BuchananCEO
Jetstar
 Reg MacdonaldCEO
Viva Macau
 Stefan Pichler
CEO
Jazeera Airways
 Garry KingshottChief Executive Adviser
Cebu Pacific
 Virender Pal
Chief Technology Officer
SpiceJet
 Anurag JainHead of Revenue Optimisation
SpiceJet
 Sanjay KumarChief Commercial Officer
IndiGo
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Pre-conference Summit
27 Jan 2010
Conference Day 1
28 Jan 2010
Conference Day 2
29 Jan 2010
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