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Internet Revolutionizes Business Relations
The "Internet economy" is now a reality. The rapid growth in Net-based buying, selling and customer service operations has radically altered traditional buyer-seller relationships. Consumers now shop the world, enjoying unprecedented opportunities for price and product comparison, often completely bypassing the local storefront retailers who once defined their shopping horizons. But despite the grand size of these developments, they pale in comparison to the even larger impact the Internet has had on business-to-business commercial operations.
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