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Late 2008 the Dutch government presented a brave and ambitious plan. At the end of 2010 at least 10% of approximately 1 million should be processed through a central e-document exchange hub, called Digipoort. In 2014 the adoption rate should be 80%. In 2017 a full 100% of 1 million B2G invoices should be received and processed. E-invoicing B2G head start
Just like every other project, the Dutch B2G project made a head start:
Experiences on b2G adoption Despite the ambitious, good intentions, massive funding and a part-time ambassador, the results stay behind expectations:
E-invoicing done the Latin American way? Perhaps the Dutch government should walk the Latin American road: making e-invoicing obligatory in some way. Promoting and communicating e-invoicing as such does seem to create the adoption curve needed.
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