Cliff,
In my humble opinion, the real 'buzz' for XML is that middle and lower tier
companies are adopting it as quickly as the largest ones, making the EDI
investments of large firms extensible by using EDI rules to create the XML
messages. To answer your question, Gartner Group is gathering statistics, but
some data can be obtained from the traditional EDI translator companies plus
companies like Commerce One, XML Solutions, etc.
Nora
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In a message dated 5/10/00 12:44:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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> Does anyone have a feel or inkling as to the usage of XML in the Fortune
> 1000 companies either in addition to or in place of EDI? I was at a
> conference not too long ago and I heard the quote the some 95% of the
> F1000 companies were active in EDI and I wondered how far along XML was
> in that penetration.
>
> A followup question is how much of the XML going on in the F1000 is in
> production rather than pilot or test?
>
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