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Lanzhou New Area Explores AI-Driven Digital Transformation in Cross-Border E-Commerce

Lanzhou New Area held a meeting on high-quality cross-border e-commerce development, focusing on AI-driven operations, compliance risk control and tax policies.

What are the key facts?

  1. 1Topics: AI-driven digital operations, compliance risk control and tax policies
  2. 2Focus: B2B enablement and AI-enabled new models for overseas expansion

What happened?

Lanzhou New Area recently held a meeting on high-quality cross-border e-commerce development, with a particular focus on AI-driven operations, overseas customer acquisition and cross-border e-commerce tax policies. Experts from various sectors recommended that companies use AI to improve operational efficiency while strengthening compliance risk controls to ensure legality throughout the process. The meeting also discussed enablement solutions for the current B2B model and encouraged companies to explore new overseas markets to improve competitiveness. Relevant institutions said they would continue supporting technological innovation and compliance management among cross-border e-commerce companies to help them better adapt to international market needs.

What does this mean for cross-border sellers?

Cross-border sellers should adopt AI tools to improve operational automation while placing greater emphasis on tax compliance and intellectual-property protection. The top priority is to establish an intelligent customer-management system and optimize customer-acquisition channels.

Source: Gansu

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