Abstract
Although ED/ is finally becoming successfUl, the massive use of ED/ creates new problems
like orders with outdated article numbers, price differences between expected and received
invoices etc. These problems result from the poor synchronization of product information in
business chains. Synchronization requires product information to be communicated between
the different parties in the chain. Since this is another kind of communication than transaction
communication, it should also be treated that way. In this paper a different approach to the
communication of product information is introduced, based on the electronic distribution of
information products. This approach is currently applied in a project considering an
information warehouse.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Title of host publication | Academic research on electronic commerce : 'bridging worlds' : proceedings of the second EDIspuut workshop 1995, Nijenrode University, the Netherlands |
| Editors | M.R. Hoogeweegen, B.H.P.J. Vermeer |
| Place of Publication | Rotterdam |
| Publisher | Edispuut |
| Pages | 101-114 |
| Publication status | Published - 1996 |
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