EA-ECA, Chinese organ tie up for e-commerce standardization

EA-ECA, Chinese organ tie up for e-commerce standardization

TOKYO, Japan - Shinichi Ohara, executive director of the Tokyo-based East Asia Electronic Commerce Association (EA-ECA), said in Tokyo on April 19 that the nonprofit body has signed an agreement with the state-run China National Institute of Standardization (CNIS) for joint research and development activities. EA-ECA is looking to create a standardized base for electronic commerce transactions in East Asia.

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        EA-ECA, Chinese organ tie up for e-commerce standardization

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