In 2003, the Hong Kong government to open the market for e-commerce. She received her license, the second of the two, for GO-business design, implementation, operation and maintenance of the interface system, the Government Electronic Service Trading (SAME). The first license went to Tradelink, which had a monopoly on the market for six years. GETS was a system that allows traders to submit and apply for trade documents electronically. As a latecomer in the market of mandatory public service, which was monopolized, GO-business faced formidable barriers to competition with Tradelink. As GO-Business position itself and what it would do to compete with Tradelink and market share? "Hide
by Benjamin Yen, Grace Lo Source: University of Hong Kong, 11 pages. Publication Date: March 11, 2008. Prod. #: HKU743-PDF-ENG
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