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At the outset the project’s anticipated key findings would be e-business leading to a reduction of SME suppliers, ‘disintermediation’ as e- removed intermediaries and layers from supply chains, and increased overseas sourcing (placed via the Internet), introducing new and increased foreign competition to UK SMEs in what are traditionally ‘home markets’. Further, the literature would suggest that stage models, where SMEs pass from one stage of e-enablement to another, higher stage, culminating in a fully e-enabled business, are relevant.

In terms of the first set of assumptions, the research, perhaps because it has been able to get closer to more individuals than some survey based research, finds much less evidence of an e- ‘threat’. SMEs are more concerned with imports from low wage economies, and issues like ‘red tape’, than e- matters. Larger customers are simply not pushing for e-, price and delivery remain key criteria.