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Byline: Songtham Phanpattanawit
Aug. 6--In spite of the current market conditions -- a stagnant economy, recent acts of terrorism and the threat of recession -- e-business continues to be a key focus for businesses as they prepare for the upward swing in the marketplace.
We can only assume that the strategic advantages of streamlining and Web-enabling key business processes are too significant to ignore. Why? Cost efficiency, speed to market, relevance and customer satisfaction, of course.
Now, experience has shown that the majority of would-be e-businesses walk a similar path into the future.
Most begin the transformation with a web site, simply developing an Internet presence. When they're satisfied that transactions are secure, they advance to exchanging money online. Next for the serious enterprise is business-to-business commerce and business-to-employee communication. Pulling all that together is the most ...