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Ebxml. The New Global Standard For Doing Business Over The Internet
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Résumé
Any businessperson can tell you that doing business is more than just selling consumer goods. It covers the entire panoply of interactions with suppliers, distributors, investors, staff, as well as customers-all of the entities that have a stake in the performance of the company. This book is about doing electronic business (or e-business), and a new initiative called Electronic Business XML (ebXML), designed to extend the benefits of e-business and covering the entire potential spectrum of these interactions-to a much wider audience than ever before.
Sommaire
- Executive overview of ebXML
- ebXML background and details
- Learning more about ebXML
Caractéristiques
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Date de parution30/10/2001
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Editeur
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ISBN0-7357-1117-8
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EAN9780735711174
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PrésentationBroché
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Nb. de pages340 pages
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Poids0.515 Kg
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Dimensions15,0 cm × 23,0 cm × 2,0 cm
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À propos des auteurs
Alan Kotok is a Washington, DC reporter and writer on technology, business and public policy, serving as editor of E-Business*Stnndards*Today on DISA.org, and U.S. Techno-Politics on Suite101.com. He writes frequently for the information technology trade press including Electronic Commerce World magazine, XML.com, and CMP TechWeb. Previously, Kotok served as Director of Education at Data Interchange Standards Association (DISA), in addition to serving 10 years with the Graphic Communications Association as Director of Management Technologies, then as Vice-President for Electronic Business.
David R. R. Webber is Vice-President for Business Development for XML Global Technologies in Vancouver, B.C., Canada. He is a co-founder of the XML/EDI Group and an acknowledged authority on XML. Webber lectures frequently in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, and has more than 20 years' experience implementing business systems. He is a U.S. patentholder for advanced EDI software technologies and has published numerous articles and multimedia on requirements for developing XML/EDI business solutions.