1. Reliable
After long-term exploration and practice, Ebert International Barter has launched an efficient and practical barter platform by using modern information technology and Internet means, which effectively integrates the remaining assets, promotes the rapid interoperability and docking of resources, and meets everyone's replacement needs. Since the operation of this model, it has successfully helped many enterprises to clear inventory and expand sales, and at the same time brought wonderful consumption experience to consumers.
Second, corporate awareness
After many investigations, the company chose to conduct transactions on the platform, successfully docked a number of projects, and achieved a breakthrough in sales; Developers quickly found high-quality suppliers through the platform, which greatly improved the procurement efficiency. This new "barter mode" initiated by Ebert International Barter can not only help enterprises to clear their warehouses and solve their difficulties, but also maximize the value of products, and play a favorable role in promoting the sustained and healthy development of the current national economy.
: Overcapacity and overstock have become the survival challenges faced by many enterprises.
1. Production capacity problems
The reasons for these problems are market depression, poor sales channels and the influence of national policies, and the most important factor is the breakthrough development and application of information technology and artificial intelligence technology: robots enter the industrial production field in large numbers, which improves labor efficiency and indirectly wastes the original production lines and production equipment, which is a very common social and economic phenomenon today.
2. Overcapacity
Faced with the problem of overcapacity and overstock, many countries are competing to adopt quantitative easing policies, aiming to revive production by reducing loans and stimulating interest rates, but generally they have not achieved the expected results. The tilt of national policy has improved the problem of overcapacity of enterprises, but it cannot create corresponding consumption and purchasing power. On the one hand, more and more products are exported, on the other hand, the market demand is getting more and more depressed. The problem of imbalance between supply and demand is getting worse and worse, and the conflict between new productive forces and the original social and economic structure is more acute. In order to alleviate the pressure of survival, many enterprises also try to use some new business models as development breakthroughs, and barter trade is one of the widely tried models. Barter trade, a business model, evolved from the ancient barter trade. It was originally a trading method of primitive tribes, and usually manifested as a point-to-point direct transaction: one person led several head sheep and the other person carried several bags of grain, and they each needed each other's products, thus forming an exchange. In today's highly developed social division of labor, direct point-to-point barter is difficult to become the mode of social commodity circulation, but the development of information technology has revived this trade mode.