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EDI stands for Electronic Data Interchange. This term refers to the transfer of data between different companies using networks, such as the Internet. Use of EDI is often required of small vendors when they wish to deal with large department stores and chain stores. EDI is used as a mechanism for companies to buy, sell, and trade information.
EDI is defined by the ANSI X12 standards.
http://www.x12.org/ is the site of The Acredited Standards Committee (ASC) X12, an organization dedicated to developing X12 with an open, consensus-based standards process to create a new generation of e-business messaging. ASC X12 is providing a foundation for tomorrow's technology environments. ASC is promosing an new XML X12's architecture, called Context Inspired Component Architecture (CICA), enables individuals to build XML business documents in a cross-industry setting and ensures organizations a significant return on investment.
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