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ebXML: Concepts and Application

By Brian GibbSuresh Damodaran ( Wiley )

Release Date: 2002-10-31
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* Shows readers how to make informed decisions about purchasing third party ebXML solutions or implementing their own software.
* Provides an in-depth understanding of the value and use of ebXML.
* Includes valuable information on how ebXML fits in with the overall B2B domain and related initiatives.
* Offers pointers and insight into the technologies and toolkits required to implement ebXML systems.
* Presents implementation examples based on real-world implementations of ebXML systems for Fortune 500 companies.

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Excellent book for any eCommerce professional ( ronbo2006 )
The book is full of real-world examples and the content would make it an excellent text book for a class on eCommerce or ebXML in any University. However, it was written with a personal flair that makes it very readable and easy to follow and understand. It will continue to be a valued reference book in my eCommerce library for years to come as it hits on subjects that are relevant for today and tomorrow, as well as giving a good historical perspective of EDI and other standards for business messaging.

The best book on ebXML
The real difference of this book is that its focus is on how to use ebXML to solve real-world problems with examples, rather than providing an overview of the ebXML specification itself.