eCommerce Connexion
EC/EDI Industry Newsletter Brought to you by EDI Specialists, Inc.

Wednesday, January 26, 2005 Volume 1 Issue 3  
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CONTENTS
“They” Made Me Do It!
2005 eCommerce Connexion Vendor Issue
ASC X12 Finds Success in Strategic Collaborations
B2B Gateways: Extending the Reach of E-Business
Calculating the ROI of Business Integration Investments
Compliance Corner
Electronic Commerce Educational Conference
GISt
I Love eBusiness
NY/NJ Metro ECOM Users Group
The Letter Came to Me (Conclusion)
User Group of the Quarter: Mid Atlantic User Group
Wayne’s World
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“They” Made Me Do It!
by Gregg Lanni

First there was EDI; “they” asked us to do it, and we did it. Then “they” wanted ASN’s with UCC/128 labels. We did it - thinking there was nothing else “they” could ask for...
[FULL STORY]
 
The Letter Came to Me (Conclusion)
UCCnet Case Study
by Ron Stich

This three part case study goes in-depth on how QEP realized they had a need for UCCnet and Data Synchronization standards and how it was implemented. However, the final edition leaves us with a common occurance in EC: "it is not a matter of ‘if’ but ‘when’."
[FULL STORY]
 
ASC X12 Finds Success in Strategic Collaborations
by Ralph Berwanger

Standards are a good thing for many reasons. Their use simplifies product and process development. They enhance interoperability and broaden markets. Vertical industry groups adopt standards for their specific domain. However, when working cross-domain, collaboration is required or the chosen standard fails to meet the needs of both domains.
[FULL STORY]
 
Compliance Corner
by Lisa Fauley

This NEW quarterly section will be a recap of projects various retailers are pursuing.
[FULL STORY]
 
B2B Gateways: Extending the Reach of E-Business
by Steve Sprague

As market leading companies have managed their business processes from a fundamental standpoint, they have also realized that the underlying technology is a key driver of their success—having information flow freely through design, development, and distribution needs a flexible and simplified technology infrastructure.
[FULL STORY]
 
GISt
Gentran Integration Suite Forum
by Herb Saxon

Welcome to GIST, a new column that gets to the heart of the matter surrounding issues of interest for users of GIS. If you’re currently working with GIS or are considering the purchase of GIS, I hope you’ll find the information in this column worthy of your time and attention.
[FULL STORY]
 
I Love eBusiness
by Duane Cook

In a handful of businesses, eBusiness has matured to the point where systems, organizational structures, processes, and culture are fully aligned. At these companies, eBusiness solutions get a full hearing and fair appraisal. But for the vast majority of companies, this is not the case.
[FULL STORY]
 
Calculating the ROI of Business Integration Investments
by Stephen E. Rosen

For an organization considering a business integration platform, the first question any financial or business manager will have is, “What is the return on this investment? Stated another way, “Do we save enough money with this software to justify the investment?”
[FULL STORY]
 
Wayne’s World
Observations, Opinions and Musings from the Woods of Maine
by Wayne Marshall

In my last column, I discussed the importance of ownership within an EDI program. Please allow me to use the analogy of football, and the success of the Patriots, to emphasize this and other points further.
[FULL STORY]
 

2005 eCommerce Connexion Vendor Issue

The April edition of eCommerce Connexion is going to be dedicated to EC/EDI vendors. We already have several vendors that have agreed to contribute and extend an open invitation to all other EC/EDI vendors in the marketplace.

Subjects for contributions are open, provided that they are germane to the topic areas, are well written and are not transparent sales pitches. For more information, please contact
Gerard Noumi at 800-821-4644.


 

User Group Meetings & Conferences

If you would like your group listed, please feel free to email over a list of the events that your group will be holding in 2005 and beyond. The deadline is April 13 and will be posted on April 20 in the Fourth Issue.

User Group of the Quarter: Mid Atlantic User Group
by Gregg Lanni

The Mid Atlantic User Group is looking to hold its first meeting for 2005.
[MORE DETAILS]
 
NY/NJ Metro ECOM Users Group
by Lisa Fauley

Our first meeting of 2005 will be held on Tuesday, March 8 from 1:00 to 4:30 at the Infocrossing offices in Leonia, NJ.
[MORE DETAILS]
 
Electronic Commerce Educational Conference
by Wayne Marshall

The New England Electronic Commerce Users’ Group (NEECOM) will be hosting a major 2-day educational conference at the Wyndham Hotel in Westborough, MA.
[MORE DETAILS]
 

Other User Groups

Atlanta Electronic Commerce Forum                         
  
www.aecf.biz
Central Texas eCommerce Users' Group                   
  
www.texasec.org
Dallas/Ft. Worth EC Forum                                       
  
www.dfwecforum.org
Dayton EC Forum
   http://www.dayton-ec-forum.org/
Mid Atlantic Electronic Commerce Users' Group
   Info at:
www.neecom.org
Northeast Ohio EC/EDI User Group
  
www.neoedi.org
Northern California E-biz Users Group
  
www.norcal-ebiz.org
Northwest EC Roundtable
  
www.ecnw.org
NY/NJ METRO ECOM Users Group
   Info at:
www.neecom.org
Southern California eBusiness Forum
  
www.scedir.org
Twin Cities Electronic Commerce Forum
  
www.tcecf.org
Virginia eCommerce Forum
  
www.vaecomforum.org
Wisconsin eBusiness Forum
  
www.webf.org


Contact Information

If you are interested in contributing to eCommerce Connexion or have any other questions or comments, please contact Gerard Noumi at 800-821-4644 or email him at
gnoumi@edispecialists.com.


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