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| Infrastructure gaps in developing countries | |
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| victorgrant | Jan 27 2018, 08:53 AM Post #1 |
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Hello, Computer lines and equipment "Access to computers represents a problem in the developing countries, let alone access to the Internet. Restrictive costs of the use of information technology equipment hinders promotion of e-commerce in these countries. For example, the cost of leasing a dedicated line in Kenya is as high as US$ 11,000, compared to US$ 300 in the United States. Liberalization of the telecommunications market and promotion of low-cost technology (access to the Internet without having to use a personal computer) might ease the problem." Hiramani Ghimire, Under Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, Nepal • Banks Participants agreed with ITC's Senior Financial Adviser, Carlo Cattani, that payment issues are critical - as they are for other, more traditional trade channels. Sensitizing banks is an important step towards building an e-commerce infrastructure. For More You Can Check: Contract Management Video |
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