A. But before the money starts rolling in there are some hurdles to cross.
B. As many as 10 will be up and running by May, serving major marketplaces like aerospace and forestry.
C. Not surprisingly, Oracle doubts the strength of the competition.
D. Meanwhile, Oracle is signing deals aplenty in hopes of breaking into the lucrative e-commerce business.
E. By using the Internet, B2Bs could help some other companies reduce their corporate expenses by 19% in the next 10 years.
F. "It depends on the value and size of each transaction, "says Unkeless.
G. The company unveiled two similar deals in late February.