Enterprises perform daily market analyses and make decisions based on numerous economic and operational indicators regarding which materials to procure, from which suppliers, under what terms, and which product portfolio to deliver to which markets, to which customers, and under what conditions. Similar decisions apply to subcontractors and service providers for many core business activities, such as banking, insurance, training, advertising, etc. Therefore, when seeking a partner in the supply chain, it is necessary to publish basic company data (a business card), available resources, methods of operation in the market (implemented processes), and the types and formats of exchanged documents—in other words, the company’s business profile. The exchange of such data requires potential partners to establish information structures, communication protocols and mechanisms, levels of security and trust, technological infrastructure, etc.
– ebXML Technical Architecture Specification
– Business Process Specification Schema (ebXML BPSS)
– Registry Information Model
– Registry Services Specification (ebXML RSS)
– Collaboration-Protocol Profile (ebXML CPP) and Agreement (ebXML CPA) Specification.
The article comes from the magazine “Logistyka” No. 4/2005.







