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Quelle: Shankar 1999 Seite(n): 47, 48, Zeilen: 47: left col., 22 ff.; 48: last paragraph |
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| Momentum is clearly with XML as a portable data mechanism. The immediate benefit of XML-based e-commerce is that it will allow new and smaller businesses to participate in e-commerce. XML promises simple implementation, wide availability, and lower costs. Even enterprises using traditional batch EDI will be able to use XML data interchange to include more partners and profit from resulting efficiencies.
Though EDI has been standardized through international EDI-standards bodies, high implementation and operational costs, per-partner customization requirements, and the need for value-added network providers have halted its widespread adoption. |
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Momentum is clearly with XML as a portable data mechanism. The immediate benefit of XML-based e-commerce is that it will allow new and smaller businesses to participate; it’s an easy sell, with its promise of simple implementation, wide availability, and lower costs. Even enterprises using traditional batch EDI should start looking at XML data interchange to include more partners and profit from resulting efficiencies. [page 47] Though EDI has been standardized through ANSI and EDIFACT (standards bodies), high implementation and operational costs, per-partner customization requirements, and the need for value-added network providers have halted its widespread adoption. |
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