Cross-Border E-commerce and Supply Chain Management
Arkadiusz Kawa (),
Aidatu Abubakari and
Kwame Simpe Ofori ()
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Arkadiusz Kawa: Poznan School of Logistics
Aidatu Abubakari: University of Ghana
Kwame Simpe Ofori: International University of Grand-Bassam
A chapter in The Palgrave Handbook of Supply Chain Management, 2024, pp 1179-1196 from Springer
Abstract:
Abstract Customer desire for fresh experience and products from foreign markets has fueled rapid growth of cross-border electronic commerce (CBEC). Selling online and delivering goods to customers in other countries presents many challenges. In addition to standard electronic commerce retailer (e-tailer) problems in domestic markets – such as the risk of not receiving a shipment and relatively low-customer loyalty – CBEC involves the need to communicate in different languages; legal and taxation conditions; forms of payment; payment currency; the cost, time, and quality of delivery; and handling returns. In this chapter, we examine the links between CBEC and supply chains highlighting several CBEC supply chain challenges. We provide some best practices that firms can use to improve their CBEC operations.
Keywords: Cross-border e-commerce (CBEC); Supply chain; Logistics; Africa (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-19884-7_76
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