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This 3-page paper focuses on how an e-company based in the United States can build successful business relations in China, Germany and France. Under discussion are supply chain logistics and network capabilities. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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paper, well answer some questions about the potential of e-commerce and e-strategy. In question one, a fictitious company is looking to expand
successful e-commerce operations to Germany - which would include finding partners for the supply chain as well as the selling chain. Also part of the plan is setting up a
web site in German to sell directly to German customers. Germany, in many respects, is an idea location for e-strategy. The German
mentality of ensuring precision and timeliness is great for supply chain management. The German highway infrastructure (and other transportation) is also solid - especially in the former East Germany, where
steps are being taken to improve transportation conditions. In addition, Germanys desire for foreign direct investment means that U.S. companies wanting to spend money (and capital) to set up businesses
in this country are welcome - meaning legal hurdles wouldnt be a problem. Added to that, more and more people are signing up with Internet ISPs, and the infrastructure for
both dial-up and broadband are quite good. The main problem with Germany, however, is the restriction on retailers, which is causing problems
for consumers (Anonymous, 1999). In one example, when Lands End (a mail order clothing supplier in the U.S.), talked about winter parkas, verbiage concerning the money-back guarantee was blocked out
(Anonymous, 1999). Why? Such a guarantee isnt allowed in Germany for fear it would reflect poorly on German businesses and would cost businesses too much money if enforced (Anonymous, 1999).
This can spell real trouble for an e-business, that pretty much works to gain trust by assuring the consumer that, if a product isnt to his or her satisfaction, money
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