Re: [ubl-psc] UBL Procurement Subcommittee Meeting - Monday, 3 October 2005

[jon.bosak@sun.com]

Hello Tim and Martin,

I am copying this to Carol Geyer at OASIS.  She already has the
English version of the press release and some contacts to follow
up with in Sweden.  I think rather than a translation of the ppt
she might prefer to just contact you directly.

Jon

   Date: Mon, 3 Oct 2005 09:37:19 +0200
   From: "Martin Forsberg" <martin.forsberg@amnis.se>
   Cc: <ubl-psc@lists.oasis-open.org>, <jon.bosak@sun.com>

   Tim,

   We have no specific document describing how we use UBL in the swedish 
   subset. The work with defining the subset is described in a 
   powerpoint-presentation. Unfortunately it is only available in swedish. 
   I can translate it if you think it would be of use?

   ppt:
   http://www.svefaktura.com/SFTI_Basic_Invoice20041108_EN/SFTI%20Basic%20Invoice_1.0/doc%5Cintroduction%5CSvefaktura.ppt

   All documents
   http://www.svefaktura.com/SFTI_Basic_Invoice20041108_EN/SFTI%20Basic%20Invoice_1.0/index.html

   /Martin Forsberg

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   From: Tim McGrath [mailto:tmcgrath@portcomm.com.au]
   Sent: Mon 2005-10-03 09:14
   To: Martin Forsberg
   Cc: ubl-psc@lists.oasis-open.org; jon.bosak@sun.com
   Subject: Re: [ubl-psc] UBL Procurement Subcommittee Meeting - Monday, 3 =
   October 2005

   This is marvellous news.  Is there a document that describes =
   "Svefakturan" as a UBL document?

   Martin Forsberg wrote:

	   Hi,

   Unfortunately I can't attend the conference call tomorrow, but
   I have some positive news from Sweden.  When we met in Brussels
   I talked about the Swedish adoption of UBL.  I've attached a
   press-release that was published last week. It is the Swedish
   National Financial Management Authority (ESV) that recommends
   the government to use the "Swed-invoice" (UBL-Invoice 1.0
   Subset). Approximately 250 public authorities are going to use
   the invoice-standard for all incoming and outgoing
   invoices. The subset is already the recommended standard in the
   rest of the public sector.

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