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Opening
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By Alan Wong
- By T S Ng
Keynote
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The
Universal Business Language (UBL) and its Impact
by Jon Bosak
UBL is an effort to increase interoperability
in electronic commerce by standardizing generic
business messages. Its deliverables include an XML
library of standard data components; a set of basic
business schemas (purchase order, invoice, shipping
notice, etc.); and a mechanism for the extension
of the basic schemas to operate in specific business
contexts. UBL builds on the ebXML initiative to
establish a common framework for electronic commerce
and uses the OASIS technical committee process to
provide a publicly accountable, open, royalty-free
forum for the development of the standard schemas.
This presentation will explain UBL, describe its
current status, and explore its implications for
software developers and business people.
Program
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Beyond
ebXML - Next Generation Transport Protocol for Real-time
Logistics and Sensor Events across the Wide Area
Network (WAN) by David Brock
The Auto-ID Center began a revolution in supply
chain and logistics by proposing a unifying system
for real-time product tracking and data communication.
In this presentation. A brief overview of the Auto-ID
architecture and its fundamental information components
will be provided. The presenter will also describe
Electronic Product Code (EPC) events, which form
the basis for real-time inventory management. One
fundamental concern both end-user and IT provider
is the amount of data generated by item level RFID
tagging. Here the presenter gives an analysis of
the data storage and transmission requirements for
full item-level track and trace across the enterprise.
Finally, we will present a hierarchical, multi-leveled
strategy for Web Services that is accommodates both
low-level EPC events and higher-level business processes.
- Business
Process Standardization Projects in Japan by Hisanao
Sugamata
During 2003 - 2004, The Electronic Commerce
Promotion Council (ECOM) organized 8 trial projects
(including the industries of steel, electronics, publishing,
travel, logistics and house equipment) for standardization
of Business Process and Business Information. ECOM
and those industry committees have developed Business
Process and Information Models in accordance with
UN/CEFACT Standard Methodologies, such as UN/CEFACT
Modeling Methodology and Core Component Technical
Specification.
The speaker will introduce those modeling projects
and will give the audience the insight obtained
from these projects.
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Interoperability
Standards for e-Government by John Borras
The UK Government along with many other
governments around the world is implementing e-Govermment
strategies. These primarily focus on putting government
services on-line. To do this it is essential to
use agreed standards for interoperability. This
talk will highlight the work the Office of the e-Envoy
is doing within the UK, and also the work of the
OASIS e-Govermment Technical Committee where many
governments are working together to agree standards.
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Panel: Use
of Standards in Hong Kong and How Hong Kong Should
Promote Interoperability and Standardization
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