According to an IDC study into the global ASP market, the total global expenditure in application services should be multiplied by more than ten in four years, increasing from 150.4 million dollars in 1999 to more than 2 billion dollars in 2003. This announced upheaval in corporate computer management modes follows up the advent of net economy. At the beginning of the 21st Century, companies are at the center of a new set of game rules for computer services: e-procurement. At the heart of e-procurement there is the Externet Group and its e-processing supply.



    

The advent of information technologies (the Internet, mobile communication, digital television), coupled with the increasing power assumed by network infrastructures in every form, a new viable business model for the supply of services to companies and between companies has come into being. The players of this new economic model are the NSP's, the application specialists and the ASP's. These English terms and acronyms come from the USA where this economic model was developed. Today, Europe wants to catch up on its delay and studies by specialized institutes suggest that the e-commerce market will be 1,600 billion euros by the year 2004.
    

In France, historically placed in the field of bank computer integration and services, the Externet Group has developed a strong value added factor integrating its expertise of market leader products for e-business solutions with a marketing and operational approach specific to e-processing.



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