What is an EDI User Group? A user is either an individual or a company, who utilizes a computer or system of standards for a specific purpose like EDI. An EDI User Group is an organization of individuals and/or companies who come together to deal with the needs of those who wish to employ a technique or technology in a unified manner. Essentially, a user group group is a discussion organizations for members to discuss and learn about EDI relevant issues.
NEECOM
New England Electronic Commerce User's Group: The New England
Electronic Commerce Users' Group (NEECOM), formerly the New England EDI
Users' Group (NEEDI), is a nonprofit organization established in 1990.
Today their members are large and small organizations in a variety of
industries. Their members include manufacturers, distributors,
retailers, hospitals, insurance companies, motor carriers, universities,
banks and government agencies. The common thread is their interest in
EC/eDI and related technologies. They welcome companies who are at any
stage in their implementation of Electronic Commerce.
OEWG:
Ohio EDI working group : The Ohio EDI (Electronic Data Interchange)
Working Group (OEWG), formerly known as the Operational Support Data
Exchange (OSPOData) Workgroup, develops EDI transaction standards and
procedures for customer choice in Ohio's electric service industry.
Portland EDI Infoshare: The
purpose of Portland EC/eDI InfoShare is to provide a forum for learning,
sharing and networking and to promote Electronic Commerce and EDI in their
region (Portland, OR).
Southern California EDI Roundtable:
The Southern California EDI Roundtable is a cross-industry
group of professionals that promote EDI and the free exchange of EDI information.
Formed in 1991 the membership is quite diverse with representatives from
manufacturers, defense contractors, financial institutions, health care
providers, small companies, large businesses, EDI suppliers and consultants.
The following resources may also be of help to you:
Data Masons (EDI Made Simple)
EDI Implementation (GS1)
EDI, or Electronic Data Interchange, is a technology that helps trading partners and organizations get more done, speed up logistics timelines and eliminate manual errors by automating business-to-business (B2B) communications. EDI helps many organizations that produce, ship, purchase and sell goods or provide care, from retailers and manufacturers to logistics firms, airlines, healthcare providers, insurers and more.
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