Study: 41% Of B2B Companies Are eCommerce Adopters

By  |  June 12, 2013
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B2B companies are increasingly transitioning towards eCommerce transactions, according to a B2B report.

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    The study, “The Emerging Role of B-to-B eCommerce,” stated that 41 percent of B2B marketers are “strong” or “complete” eCommerce adopters. Forty percent are expected to commit to eCommerce by 2014, with only 15 percent avoiding eCommerce all together.

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    The study also notes that B2B eCommerce transactions in the U.S. already total $559 billion annually, compared to just $220 billion generated from consumer eCommerce transactions.

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