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UBL TC Face-to-face

Location: 
Montréal, Québec, Canada
Date: 
9 Aug 2010 - 13 Aug 2010
Event Type: 
Meeting

Practical Code List Implementation

Location: 
Trondheim, Norway
Date: 
4 Jun 2010
Event Type: 
Training Class

Practical Universal Business Language Deployment

Location: 
Trondheim Norway
Date: 
2 Jun 2010 - 3 Jun 2010
Event Type: 
Training Class

Use "local" elements in a UBL based message

In our organisation we will implement an ESB to transfer messages from one system to another. We intend to use a number of standard UBL messages (for example invoice, quotation, request for quotation, order). They consist all the elements we need.

However, not all messages we need are available in UBL (for example project calculation, project productions). We are now trying to create messages using UBL components as much as possible. Is it possible to add "local" set of elements to such a message like project information. How should this be done?

Denmark helps businesses with national e-invoicing system

In order to facilitate business with the government and among the industry, the Danish Government deployed a national e-invoicing service, called ‘NemHandel’. It allows businesses to send standardised UBL e-invoices through the internet. Based on open and common standards, NemHandel also allows businesses to send e-invoices which were generated in their internal ERP or invoicing systems.

UN/CEFACT survey of standards for eBusiness, Government and Trade

For several years the United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and
Electronic Business (CEFACT) has been developing a set of electronic
standards for international trade data. Progress has been slower than
had been hoped for, and CEFACT is currently reassessing stakeholder
needs and priorities to ensure that its work is addressing the most
urgent requirements. The UN/CEFACT project teams responsible are
consulting those already involved in CEFACT’s work as well as a
selection of stakeholders that are not, in order to submit a report to
CEFACT by the end of February 2010.

Introduction to Code List Implementation

Location: 
Internet lecture - free delivery
Date: 
4 Mar 2010
Event Type: 
Webinar

Introduction to the Universal Business Language

Location: 
Internet lecture - free delivery
Date: 
4 Mar 2010
Event Type: 
Webinar

Practical Code List Implementation

Location: 
Copenhagen Denmark
Date: 
10 Feb 2010
Event Type: 
Training Class

Practical Universal Business Language Deployment

Location: 
Copenhagen, Denmark
Date: 
8 Feb 2010 - 9 Feb 2010
Event Type: 
Training Class
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