E-Commerce and E-Commerce Report
CHINA, Jan 02, 2002 (AsiaPort via COMTEX) -- According to a survey conducted by the State Economic and Trade Commission into the enterprise Internet application and e-commerce development level of China's large and medium enterprises, the enterprise Internet application and e-commerce development have the following characteristics.
Firstly, the development is imbalanced.
Generally speaking, enterprises of East China develop faster and better than those of Central China; of Central China faster and better than those of West China and of big cities faster and better than those of small and remote towns and counties.
Secondly, not much funds injected into the information technology.
Statistics show that from 1995 to the end of 2000, the funds injected by enterprises into the information technology industry merely accounted for 0.21 per cent of the total assets of enterprises.
Besides, e-commerce needs to be launched both on-line and off-line.
Restricted by such factors as Internet safety, Internet payment, social credit and lack of relevant laws and rules, the e-commerce of most of the enterprises is still in a stage of information distribution, collecting and communications. Some important businesses like the formal signing of orders and contracts, payment as well as delivery are still carried out off-line.
From China Chemical Industry News, Page 8, Friday, December 28, 2001 info@AsiaPort.Com
KEYWORD: CHINA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: Marketing Investment SUBJECT CODE: Computers, Telecom and Information Technology
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