- From: Jim Taylor <JHTaylor@videodiscovery.com>
- Date: Wed, 28 Feb 1996 21:27:48 -0800
- To: www-html@w3.org
- Cc: carl@chage.com
>I've been advocating something very similar on the bit.listserv.edi-l and >other EDI related lists. EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) is a grandiose >name that really means computer-computer messaging for automated >business transactions. Basically EDI means messaging using >ANSI X12, ITU EDIFACT, or similar standards. Thanks for your input. I mentioned EDI in my original proposal but no one responded. I spent about 3 fruitless hours of Web crawling trying to find out if EDI had standard field names, but all I could find were things like "NX01" etc. >The BSR (Basic Semantic Repository) is a new effort meant to move >the EDI standards forward, with a database of standardized terms, >data elements, and relationship to the EDI standards. Terms are based >on normal business language. References to a BSR could be a way to >solve the problem of making sense of the fields common across lots of >templates. Any information about this, especially examples of standardized data element names, would be quite helpful! ________________________________________________________________ Jim Taylor, Director of Information Technology <mailto:jhtaylor@videodiscovery.com> Videodiscovery, Inc. - Multimedia Education for Science and Math Seattle, WA, 206-285-5400 <http://www.videodiscovery.com/vdyweb>
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