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| In 1968 a number of companies in the transportation industry formed a committee to evaluate the feasibility of developing standards for electronic communication, called Transportation Data Coordinating Committee (TDCC). The actions of TDCC formed the foundations for EDI as used today. In 1987 the EDFICAT (EDI for Administration, Commerce, and Transport) standard was defined by the UN together with ISO as an international standard using the ANSI X12 standard and the TDI standard as a basis. The International Standardization Organization (ISO) is responsible for developing syntax rules and the data dictionary. The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe is responsible for the development of document standards (Emmelhainz 1990).
Emmelhainz, M. 1990, Electronic Data Interchange: A total Management Guide. Van Nostrand Reinhold, New York. |
In 1968 a number of companies in the transportation industry formed a committee to evaluate the feasibility of developing standards for electronic communication. This committee was known as the Transportation Data Coordinating Committee (TDCC). The actions of the TDCC formed the foundation for EDI as used today.
[page 81] In 1987, efforts to create an international standard, EDI for Administration, Commerce, and Transport (EDIFACT), were undertaken. [...] The International Standards Organization (ISO) is responsible for developing syntax rules and the data dictionary. The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe is responsible for the development of the document standards. |
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