Direct route to e-business

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Direct route to e-business

Marc West: "Integrators can deliver an impressive quick win"

IBM has announced a new solutions framework to help integrators deliver e-commerce capability to enterprise resource planning (ERP) system users. The IBM solutions for XRP prepare ERP applications for web-based transactions – whether business to business, business to consumer, or both.

XRP stands for eXtended enterprise Resource Planning – a growing industry term for extending ERP systems across multiple enterprises between trading partners. For each major ERP package, IBM solutions for XRP offer an 'adaptor' technology that interfaces an ERP suite, via IBM's Commerce Integrator, to the IBM Net.Commerce application server. The result is near-instant integration.

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