Great idea Derrick.
> You may have read in the February 20001 edition of Electronic Commerce World
> a forecast article (sidebar chart) outlining the average EDI Document
> costs from 2000 - 2004. In summary, the cost of EDI documents would decline
> from $0.29 to $0.23 from 2000 through 2004 respectively.
They certainly seem a lot less than that here in Australia, but perhaps that ECW
summary
included "total cost", ie. some overheads.
> I for one thought prices were declining faster and have put together a very
> quick questionairre (10 single answer questions) that I am hoping each of
> you will take a few moments to complete. I also believe the people on this
> list know better and research companies are usually a few years out on their
> findings. http://www.commport.com/sales_van_survey.asp
I just did the questionnaire and noticed that there is no currency specified. At
first I
selected based on our price in Pac-Rim-Pesos ($AUD) then realised you probably want
$USD.
It makes our connection surprisingly cheap especially for a low volume user like us,
but
then kilocharacter charges are not the only charge involved, we also pay a modest time
charge.
Cheers, Mark Dixon, Anysize Software Pty Ltd
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