Improving International Trade Practices Through Digital Management

Abstract

With the rapid development of information technology, digital management has become an important means to improve enterprise operational efficiency and optimize resource allocation. In the field of international trade, traditional practical operating methods have problems such as cumbersome procedures, lagging information, and high costs. Current international trade practices also face information asymmetry, complex processes, and low efficiency, which seriously restrict the international competitiveness of enterprises and urgently need to be innovated through digital management. This paper aims to explore how to improve the level of international trade practices through digital management methods, in order to provide strong support for the internationalization strategy of enterprises. First, this paper analyzes the application background and current status of digital management in international trade, and then summarizes the achievements and shortcomings of existing research. Next, this paper designs an international trade practice model and builds an information platform. Then, through experiments, this paper analyzes the effect of digital management on the improvement of the level of international trade practice. Finally, the results show that after the optimization of digital management, its operational efficiency is improved and the practical level is improved.

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