Electronic data interchange, or EDI, has been discussed in literature as a technology that can provide a strategic advantage to its adopters, like other interorganizational information systems. However, its actual rate of adoption is nowhere near the predictions. Authors are now reconsidering their assessment of EDI's advantages and its role in organizations' strategies. However, using works fo...

INTRODUCTION Electronic data interchange (EDI) technology gives organizations an opportunity to exchange their information and messages electronically, instead of with paper documents, and leads to a new way of doing business known as electronic commerce (EC). The benefits of EDI include less delay in data handling and labour savings in the areas of data transcription, controls, and error inves...

We present a low-level coordination language for Haskell which can be used as an implementation language for parallel Haskell extensions. It has been developed in the context of the latest Eden implementation (based on the Glasgow-Haskell-Compiler, GHC, version 6) and it is thus referred to as the “EDen Implementation language”, EDI. EDI provides a small set of directly implemented primitive op...

EDI (electronic data interchange) messages are notoriously lean and difficult (or impossible) to interpret without additional information. While recognizing and sympathizing with the many criticisms that have been made of the design of EDI protocols, we argue in this paper that there is something basically correct, even inevitable, in the noted leanness of EDI messages. By way of making this ca...

In traditional business environments, many intercompany processes (such as buying and billing) are performed using paper documents, such as purchase orders and invoices. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) allows companies to exchange these documents in a structured and computer-processable format. This helps to automate and streamline business by eliminating or simplifying clerical tasks, speedi...

This study investigates fifty small and medium enterprises by using a survey approach to find out the key factors that are determinants to EDI adoption. Based upon the existing model, the study uses six factors grouped into three categories, namely organizational, environmental and technological aspects. The findings indicate that factors such as perceived benefits government support and manage...

BACKGROUND To measure the alterations of the choroidal thickness in Carotid cavernous fistula (CCF) using enhanced depth imaging optical coherence tomography (EDI-OCT). CASE PRESENTATION A 64-year-old woman was referred to us for redness, exophthalmos and visual disturbance in her right eye. She was diagnosed with CCF by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and magnetic resonance angiography.Obse...

In this paper we argue that EDI should not be viewed simply as a technological infrastructure, but as a technology which may enable an organisation taking a strategic view to derive comparative advantage from utilising it as part of a process of business reengineering in other words, as a socio-technical entity. We suggest that Strategic Information Systems Planning (SISP) is a suitable superst...

Recent times have seen the rate of adoption of EDI systems decrease significantly. In an attempt to develop widely accessible EDI systems companies are looking to the Internet and emerging standards for data transportation. An XML-based electronic trading system is an example of a system that facilitates Internet-based EDI transactions. The purpose of this research is to investigate the issues ...