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What is EDI?
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is the exchange of structured data between computer systems of trading partners. This book provides a concise introduction to the subject, indicating key features and the likely benefits to businesses who use it. The new edition contains recent case studies, and covers the implications of EDI in Europe and the potential for EDI in small and medium-sized businesses.
EDI in Europe
EDI in Europe How It Works in Practice During the last decade, the use of information technology to support the exchange of information has been constantly growing. One of the most important areas of growth has been the application of technology to the exchange of structured information between companies - generally referred to as Electronic Data Interchange (EDI). While adoption of EDI is widespread in the US, usage in Europe is reported as scant. This book addresses itself to the European situation and the potential for EDI in Europe. EDI in Europe begins by introducing the basic elements of the concept, and its benefits. It goes on to analyse 14 case studies drawing out the lessons to be learned - all of which gives the reader the opportunity to evaluate their own situation and choose the most suitable approach.
Implementing EDI
This superb introduction examines all aspects of implementation from concept to reality, and spells out the pros, cons, and effects of EDI in your organization. The cost of EDI hardware, software, training, transmission, and maintenance are broken down and clearly explained to prevent problems and maximize benefits. Checklists and procedural guidelines are also offered to ease your EDI transition -- so that you're never left with a system you can't put online quickly and efficiently.
EDI Adoption and Diffusion
In spite of the benefits attributed to the electronic exchange of information between companies the diffusion of EDI has fallen short of the prognoses. In four case studies of EDI projects in Germany and Spain the author confronts expectations and reality.
Bringing EDI to Book
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EDI Guide
An overview of the principles and industrial applications of electronic data interchange for readers interested in implementing it in any business. Strategic and marketing issues, technical aspects such as formats and standards, legal aspects, management support, and audits and controls are among the topics. Annotation copyright by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
EDI
Electronic data interchange (EDI) is the new business development which, based on the electronic mail model, allows participating companies to share information, providing instant transmission of orders, invoices, and fund transfers.
Demystifying EDI
Most of today's mid-size to large business enterprises and governmental agencies use electronic data interchange, or EDI, to interact with one another. EDI is a highly structured data communications system that is used to exchange commercial documents including purchase orders, invoices, electronic catalogs, and bid documents. "Demystifying EDI" is for two distinct audiences: those without a deep technical knowledge who want to know more about EDI and how it works, and those who may have some background in EDI implementation, transactions, and systems who wish to know more about EDI software for Windows-based desktop and network-connected PCs. The book is organized into three parts: Part 1 p...
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EDI Technology
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