Title: RE: [regrep] Describing ebXML Reg/Rep - observations from Santa Fe
Anne,
I know
of several industry groups with ongoing ebXML projects,
including:
-
Insurance (ACORD) both US and Europe
-
Chemical (CIDX)
-
Energy (IEC, Australia)
-
Automotive (STAR, et al)
The
"buzz" behind this support is that ebXML is technically superior to "plain old
SOAP", and meets critical needs (e.g. security, reliability, context
based routing) important to businesses.
I
don't understand why you believe it's "unfortunate" that businesses
aren't limiting their use of ebXML for "private
projects".
Unfortunate for who?
My
clients are very happy with their ebXML E-Commerce solution - it meets
their needs.
Dick Brooks
Systrends, Inc
7855 South River Parkway,
Suite 111
Tempe, Arizona 85284
Web: www.systrends.com <http://www.systrends.com>
Phone:480.756.6777,Mobile:602-684-1484,eFax:240-352-0714
-----Original Message-----
From: Anne Thomas Manes
[mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 6:26
PM
To: Monica Martin; Chiusano Joseph; Matthew
MacKenzie
Cc: Max Voskob; Still Erik R; OASIS
regrep
Subject: RE: [regrep] Describing ebXML Reg/Rep - observations
from Santa Fe
I'm familiar with GM and DRIve. Sage is new to me. But you're
talking about
three installations. I also know about
Korea and DealerSphere. I'm sure you
can probably come
up with a dozen or two more. Even so, that's not what I
would call wide adoption. UDDI has hundreds of installations.
Mostly
private -- but a few public systems, too, such
as ISEC.
I think it's unfortunate that folks don't consider ebXML for
private
projects. Perhaps that's an area to focus
on.
Anne
> -----Original Message-----
>
From: Monica Martin [mailto:]
> Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2003 12:51 PM
> To: Anne Thomas Manes; Chiusano Joseph; Matthew
MacKenzie
> Cc: Max Voskob; Still Erik R; OASIS
regrep
> Subject: RE: [regrep] Describing ebXML
Reg/Rep - observations from Santa
> Fe
>
>
> Anne,
> Your overall assumptions about
the state of Reg/Rep use may need some
> updating -
there are multiple governments, many implementations, and
> plans either in work or under development (albeit more public
than
> 'private').
>
> >>I think RegRep's biggest
issue is that it's so closely associated with
>
ebXML, and when most people think of Web services, they think of SOAP,
> not
> ebXML. Likewise, when
they think of a Web services registry, they think
>
of
> UDDI.......
>
> But it's being much more widely
adopted for private use than ebXML
>
RegRep.>>
>
>
Please, take a look at the brief we've made available on our web site
to
> get an introduction to the projects I
reference. The organizations
> taking on
ebXML Reg/Rep are not typically driven by short-term market
> focus, but providing public services, for example, with a
long-term
> commitment.
>
> My point is that we need to educate
ourselves and communicate that to
> other potential
users.
>
> Thanks for
your comments and insight.
>
>
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