I am doing some market research about how electronic commerce is conducted between big retailers in the States and Europe and East Asian suppliers. My understanding is that many of the Easy Asian (Chinese) suppliers are realtively low-tech (computer-wise). I'm wondering how order/shipment processing between those suppliers and the large retailers is done now (we certainly are able to get our fair share of Chinese goods in the States). Do people think there is a market opportunity for a product to be used by small Chinese (for example) suppliers to help them better hook to electronic documents required by the big boys?
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