How a Export-Ready
site supports your Trade strategy? Our aim is to help small to
medium sized businesses (SME) resolve their obstacles (costs,
in-house-expertise, and inexperience) in exporting to Asia,
by managing their Internet-enabled export operations, ultimately
supporting their international business strategy, for selective
targeted countries in Asia.
digi-escape stresses
the critical role of
the internet and your website to overcome export barriers,
reduce overall costs and speed up new business market development.
Export barriers could include the difficulty of foreign
finding agents/distributors, conducting and understanding
market research in target markets, foreign trade regulations
and vital communication with foreign customers and suppliers.
Other advantages include evaluating potential customers
and helping international promotion and sales.
Our service solution workflow is a clearly defined
process delivered in a four staged process:
The Four Stages of Export Readiness See
Stage 1Causal
Approach to International Trade See
Stage 2 Exploratory Stage: Incremental Exporting See
Stage 3Proactive Planning for the Target Market See
Stage 4Direct
Investment in the Target Market
Note The Four Stages of Export Readiness
are adopted from the Government of Canada's FITT (Forum
of International Trading Training) general classifications
of Export Readiness.
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If you have any questions regarding these Four Stages of
Export Readiness, or
searching for advice and services about internet-enabled
exporting to
Asia, please complete
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Key
to Successful Trade in Asia
1. Targeting the right market
2. Exercising patience
3. Careful choice of partners
4. Culture sensitivity
VIETNAM
Emerging Asian Tiger Vietnam is an emerging, transforming nation
in Southeast Asia. With a young, entrepreneurial population and
an emerging, cost effective business environment, their future success
will surprise many...See Business Opportunities in Vietnam
JAPAN
World's 2nd Largest Economy
The Mobile Internet, Robotics, Nanotechnology, Ubiquitous Computing are not advertising
concepts in Japan, but enmeshed in the daily lifestyles of still the
most demanding, voracious society of consumers of products in the world, only
second to the USA. See Japan Market Background
