RE: [ebxml-bp] Groups - A sample CPFR(r) process modeled in ebBP (CPP_BuyerManaged.xml) uploaded

["Moberg Dale" <dmoberg@axway.com>]

Hi Professor Dogac,

Thanks for this information about usage of ebBP. 

We are transitioning our OASIS ebBP TC work to a maintenance mode, and
will conduct that activity within the ebCore TC of OASIS. So it would be
good to post to that group or its comments list to make certain the
maintenance participants see news of your work. (I copied that list so
people can track down the trail in the ebBP mailing list.)

We do have documentation of business processes underway in other data
standards development organizations.

It would be nice to add news of your iSURF project work at our ebXML
site, ebxml.xml.org. Would it be OK if we posted this information to
that site, using your descriptions? 

Thanks,


-----Original Message-----
From: asuman@srdc.metu.edu.tr [mailto:asuman@srdc.metu.edu.tr] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 09, 2009 12:09 AM
To: ebxml-bp@lists.oasis-open.org
Cc: staff@srdc.metu.edu.tr
Subject: [ebxml-bp] Groups - A sample CPFR(r) process modeled in ebBP
(CPP_BuyerManaged.xml) uploaded

Dear Colleagues,

Within the scope of iSURF (ICT-213031), we have expressed CPFR
definitions
in  machine processable language, namely, in OASIS ebXML Business
Process
specification language. One of the aims of iSURF project is to create a
Service  Oriented Supply Chain Collaboration environment to coordinate
collaborative planning process. To enable this, we decided to create the
building blocks of collaborative planning, forecasting, and
replenishment
process as machine processable binary collaboration definitions as ebBP
Business Transactions. Then through the collaborative planning process
design tool, the SMEs are enabled to create  their n-tier planning
process
definition in terms of these predefined binary collaborations, and the
machine processable planning process definition are produced as an ebBP
process definition.

Enclosed please a sample ebBP CPFR definition.

Please note that: 

"CPFR(r) is a registered trademark of the Voluntary Interindustry
Commerce
Solutions (VICS) association.  The term "CPFR(r)" is not be used in any
format without written permission from VICS.  For more information on
VICS
and CPFR(r),  visit www.vics.org"

I thought it might be good to inform OASIS ebBP community about this
activity. I am at your disposal for any further information that you
might
need. 

Asuman Dogac

 -- Ms. Asuman Dogac*

The document named A sample CPFR(r) process modeled in ebBP
(CPP_BuyerManaged.xml) has been submitted by Ms. Asuman Dogac* to the
OASIS
ebXML Business Process TC document repository.

Document Description:
Dear Colleagues,

within the scope of iSURF (ICT-213031), we have expressed CPFR
definitions
in  machine processable language, namely, in OASIS ebXML Business
Process
specification language. One of the aims of iSURF project is to create a
Service  Oriented Supply Chain Collaboration environment to coordinate
collaborative planning process. To enable this, we decided to create the
building blocks of collaborative planning, forecasting, and
replenishment
process as machine processable binary collaboration definitions as ebBP
Business Transactions. Then through the collaborative planning process
design tool, the SMEs are enabled to create  their n-tier planning
process
definition in terms of these predefined binary collaborations, and the
machine processable planning process definition are produced as an ebBP
process definition.

Enclosed please a sample ebBP CPFR definition.

Please note that: 

"CPFR(r) is a registered trademark of the Voluntary Interindustry
Commerce Solutions (VICS) association.  The term "CPFR(r)" is
not
be used in any format without written permission from VICS.  For more
information on VICS and CPFR(r),  visit www.vics.org"

I thought it might be good to inform OASIS ebBP community about this
activity. I am at your disposal for any further information that you
might
need. 

Asuman Dogac

View Document Details:
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/document.php?document_id=34104

Download Document:  
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/34104/CPP_BuyerManaged
.xml


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