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An overview of ebxml, a global electronic marketplace that enables businesses of any size to find each other electronically and conduct business using xml messages and standard business process sequences. It covers the importance of business semantics, negotiating terms and conditions, interoperability, security and privacy, and reliability in b2b collaboration. The document also discusses the various specifications, architecture, and processes involved in ebxml.
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A global electronic market place where enterprises of any size, anywhere can: Find each other electronically And conduct business
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B2B collaboration requires more than just an XML protocol and a service registry You have to deal with Business semantics Negotiating terms and conditions Interoperability Security and Privacy Reliability ebXML provides concrete specifications to enable dynamic B2B collaborations
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Electronic Electronic Business Business Collaboration Collaboration Process Definition Partner Discovery Partner Sign-Up Electronic Plug-in Process Execution Process Management Process Evolution
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Registries/ Repositories Core/Industry Components Business Documents CP Agreement Design Time Business Process Collaboration Protocol Profile Collaboration Protocol Profile Transport Package Business Service Interface Business Services/App’s Runtime Business Service Interface Business Services/App’s XML based: XMI, Specification Schema, Document Schemas Register & Discover
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Collaboration Protocol Profile Defined using ebXML Specification Schema Concrete specification of your ebusiness offerings
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Often defined by Industry Groups Standard business scenarios remove the need for prior agreements among trading partners Business Process Model Interactions between parties Sequencing of interactions Documents exchanged in each interaction Information Model Document definition Context definition Context rules
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http://www.ebxml.org/participate.htm
http://www.ebxml.org/specdrafts/approved_specs.htm
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