- From: Kremena Gotcheva <infom@bcci.bg>
- Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 11:30:28 +0300
- To: "Gibson, Emma" <gibsoe@vic.cpaonline.com.au>, <www-international@w3.org>
Hello Emma, Can you give me a somewhat better idea on what Virtual Communications includes? If it's more of a 'soft skills' discipline, you probably will be happy to leave details to the experts and only know in general how it works. I can imagine that beside Unicode you will be interested in the other business communication conventions and the UN CEFACT reccomendations on trade facilitation you can find on http://www.unece.org/cefact/ (please note, especially, EDI), as well as in some Internet implementations using XML. The business impact is well discussed in the conference report http://www.unece.org/press/pr2001/01trade11e.htm . There also is an ebXML initiative http://www.ebxml.org/ that is expired now but is to be continued as e-Business Transition WG http://www.ebtwg.org/ . Trade facilitation is generally handled by national PRO commitees including working groups consisting of Government bodies, NGO and business. I am curious to learn more on what you explore, so please let me know the results if you post in other mailing lists, too. Another similar initiative is BizTalk http://www.biztalk.org but I'm not sure how they relate/complement/compete to each other. Can someone enlighten me, too? Best regards, Kremena Gotcheva
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