Expanding the Reach of Electronic Commerce: The Internet EDI Alternative

James A. Senn

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E-commerce and Technology Innovations Technology Adoption and User Behaviour Digital Innovation in Industries

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Exchanging business transactions online through electronic document interchange (EDI) is a well-understood practice. However, EDI's potential is limited by the inability of millions of companies to participate. That will change as the projected impact of Internet EDI means every company can become a trading partner.

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