Re: [ubl-psc] UBL Catalogue requirements for the textile and apparelindustry

[Tim McGrath <tmcgrath@portcomm.com.au>]

see below...

JAVEST wrote:
> Dear PSC,
> our primary UBL ITLSC member ENEA has a long experience into the 
> textile supply chain and they are promoting and implementing the UBL 
> Catalogue.
>
> Please find below a set of requirements for the UBL Catalogue 2.0:
>
> 1. It is required to associate 1 or more pictures to show the item or 
> parts of it.
>
>    I proposed to use the attachment for this purpose:
>    
> Catalogue->CatalogueLine->Item->ItemSpecificationDocumentReference->Attachment 
>
>
this is possible and would be considered as an implementation profile rule.
> 2. For a given item it is required to specify a set of variations 
> (e.g. A T-Shirt is available on different colors: white, black, red, 
> ... but also there are two different embroiders variations)
>
>    I proposed:
>    Catalogue->CatalogueLine->Item->AdditionalItemIdentification
>
as above, this is possible and would be considered as an implementation 
profile rule.
> 3. About the "Brand":
>    The brand name seems to be not sufficient for the textile and 
> apparel industry.
>    These are the additional data that could expand the Brand element:
>    - Brand Logo
>    - Description
>    - Code
>    - Market (the target market/s for this brand)
>
>    NOTE: A new Brand aggregate should be required for both the Item 
> level and Document level.
>                At the document level a Brand could be expressed as a 
> default for all items.
>
This can be considered as part of the UBL 2.1 package. 
I agree that as a Brand can be used for many items its properties should 
be a separate ABIE.  But it needs some more detailed design, with some 
definitions and examples.  Perhaps create a sample spreadsheet entry for 
this?
At the document level we can qualify the ASBIE as being "Default".
We also have a small problem with how we deal with the existing 
BrandName BBIE within Item.


>
> For further discussions on this argument please reply to both me and 
> Arianna Brutti.
>
> Thank you in advance for your evaluations
>
> Regards,
>
> Roberto Cisternino
> Arianna Brutti (ENEA)
>
> UBL ITLSC co-chairs
>
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