Assessing the Impact of XML/EDI with Real Option Valuation
von Shermin Voshmgir
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| [The question of whether XML would enter the market was answered when Microsoft, Adobe, Netscape and other big market players not only supported the] development of the new standard, but also began making sizable product investments to this new format. [...] The question that is open is not whether XML will succeed as a widespread data format for e-commerce applications, but rather how fast, to what level of success and with what vocabularies. | The question discussed here is not whether XML will succeed as a widespread data format, but rather how fast, to what level of success and with what products. The question of whether XML would enter the market was answered when Microsoft, Adobe, Netscape and other vendors not only voiced their support of the emerging standard but began making sizable product investments to this new format. |
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| The momentum building behind the XML effort means that XML is inevitably destined to become the mainstream technology for powering broadly functional and highly valuable business applications on the Internet, intranets, and extranets. | "[...] The momentum building behind the XML effort means that XML is inevitably destined to become the mainstream technology for powering broadly functional and highly valuable business applications on the Internet, intranets, and extranets." |
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| Open standards in general and XML in particular will play a major role in emerging electronic marketplaces. So far, there was no ubiquitous way of describing data, e.g. on websites or for heterogeneous applications, in a commonly understandable way. There was no universal data format. XML has the potential, especially in combination with Java, to be the data format of choice to enable the next step in the evolution of Electronic Data Interchange [in particular, and e-commerce in general.] | But we are quite convinced that open standards in general and the eXtensible Markup Language (XML) in particular will play a major role in emerging electronic marketplaces. So far, there was no ubiquitous way of describing data, e.g. on websites or for heterogeneous applications, in a commonly understandable way. There was no universal data format. XML, proposed by the World Wide Web Consortium in February of 1998, has the potential, especially in combination with Java, to be the data format of choice to enable the next step in the evolution of EDI [1].
[1] Bosak, J.: XML, Java and the future of the Web, October, 3rd, http://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/suninfo/standards/xml/why/xmlapps.ps.zip |
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