EDI benefits and barriers: Comparing international freight forwarders and their customers

The findings from empirical studies of international freight forwarders and their customers, with respect to electronic data interchange (EDI) benefits and barriers, are presented. It is argued that information management in general, and EDI in particular, is vitally important for today's inter...

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