Thai conglomerate set to launch B2B e-marketplaces

Thai conglomerate, the Charoen Pokphand Group will base their Commerce One B2B sites on transactional volumes from five other MOU partners.
November 29, 2000

Internet based business to business (B2B) initiatives have been taking off at different rates across Asia. Announcements of e-commerce initiatives by both local and multi-national companies in countries such as Singapore and Hong Kong have been rapid and thorough, covering most industries. The rate of e-commerce activities in Thailand, however, has been slow, until now.

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