Impact of mobile phones on SME supply chains in Nigeria

TechTuesday presents this interesting study from Eldis about the mobile phone’s impact in Nigeria’s small businessmen.
Can mobile telephony improve commercial supply-chains in developing countries? Informational challenges – absence, uncertainty, asymmetry – shape the working of markets and commerce in many developing countries. This paper is a case study of the impact of mobile telephony on SMEs in the clothweaving sector in Nigeria.
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