National Export Strategy 2002 - International Trade Administration ...
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The <strong>2002</strong> <strong>National</strong> <strong>Export</strong> <strong>Strategy</strong><br />
U.S. export controls is another area that was mentioned by several business people. In<br />
addition, at times they need to access current information about trade agreements.<br />
The sources of this critical information are as varied as the TPCC itself.<br />
Distribution of <strong>Trade</strong> Leads<br />
In addition, many U.S. firms would like to be notified of appropriate trade<br />
opportunities as they occur. Currently, such information is not disseminated in an<br />
orderly or comprehensive manner. Many respondents favor electronic notification of<br />
trade leads, especially if they can be sent early enough in the process so that U.S. firms<br />
can realistically compete for the business. Some respondents complained that<br />
currently trade leads are either available too late or do not contain sufficient<br />
information to properly respond.<br />
One-Stop Web Resource<br />
A task force of key TPCC agencies is currently working to consolidate and simplify<br />
access to services and information on the Internet as part of OMB’s Quicksilver<br />
Initiative. Using <strong>Export</strong>.gov as the one-stop portal, the group is identifying and<br />
reducing redundant offerings. It is working to identify more effective means of<br />
publicizing the site and linking it to major search engines and other commercial sites<br />
that potential exporters use. In addition, the group is identifying areas in which the<br />
export process itself can be simplified, using on-line forms to complete the<br />
transaction.<br />
Under the<br />
first phase of<br />
the project,<br />
completed in<br />
September<br />
2001, the core<br />
trade<br />
promotion<br />
agencies have<br />
linked their<br />
content into<br />
<strong>Export</strong>.gov.<br />
For example,<br />
when users<br />
click on trade<br />
financing,<br />
they are taken<br />
to a page that<br />
<strong>Export</strong>.gov<br />
■ U.S.<br />
Government’s<br />
export portal:<br />
one-stop, on-line<br />
resource for<br />
export assistance<br />
information from<br />
19 federal<br />
agencies<br />
■ One of the<br />
<strong>Administration</strong>’s<br />
24 e-gov<br />
priorities<br />
Where to Go for Information<br />
BuyUSA.com<br />
■ On-line<br />
international<br />
marketplace<br />
■ Linked to<br />
<strong>Export</strong>.gov<br />
<strong>Trade</strong> Information Center<br />
■ One-stop<br />
resource for<br />
export assistance<br />
information from<br />
19 federal<br />
agencies<br />
On-line:<br />
Information is<br />
integrated with<br />
<strong>Export</strong>.gov<br />
Off-line:<br />
(Toll-free call center)<br />
(1-800-USA-TRADE)<br />
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